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Rosalyn J, Knight, Announcement and Ceremony, 2015
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31 Jan 2015 10:47 - 31 Jan 2015 11:43 #179464
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Replied by Alexandre Orion on topic Rosalyn J, Knight, Announcement and Ceremony, 2015
Yes, Roz, that is right, 3:00 p.m. Central.
You have already learnt ... at the same time as you learnt basic subtraction in elementary school. You see, UTC isn't something that you have to "calculate" each time. It never changes, it has no daylight savings or standard time. It IS the World time standard : Universal Time Coordinated. As it were, it is perhaps easier to think of our local time anywhere as the adjustment from UTC, not the contrary.
Thus, just look at the UTC clock in the top-centre of the TotJO site. Next, look at your local time (your watch, for instance). There would be a six-hour negative difference for someone in Illinois (or anywhere in the CST zone), five for the Eastern, seven for Mountain, and eight for Pacific. Here in Central Europe is one hour ahead. When daylight savings time begins again, it is the local time that changes - not UTC. It will stay the same all the time.
Does that help ?
EDIT : Time differences changed (to avoid further confusion) after Edan kindly indicated my error in the following post.
You have already learnt ... at the same time as you learnt basic subtraction in elementary school. You see, UTC isn't something that you have to "calculate" each time. It never changes, it has no daylight savings or standard time. It IS the World time standard : Universal Time Coordinated. As it were, it is perhaps easier to think of our local time anywhere as the adjustment from UTC, not the contrary.
Thus, just look at the UTC clock in the top-centre of the TotJO site. Next, look at your local time (your watch, for instance). There would be a six-hour negative difference for someone in Illinois (or anywhere in the CST zone), five for the Eastern, seven for Mountain, and eight for Pacific. Here in Central Europe is one hour ahead. When daylight savings time begins again, it is the local time that changes - not UTC. It will stay the same all the time.
Does that help ?
EDIT : Time differences changed (to avoid further confusion) after Edan kindly indicated my error in the following post.
Be a philosopher ; but, amidst all your philosophy, be still a man.
~ David Hume
Chaque homme a des devoirs envers l'homme en tant qu'homme.
~ Henri Bergson
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31 Jan 2015 11:26 #179468
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Replied by Alexandre Orion on topic Rosalyn J, Knight, Announcement and Ceremony, 2015
Actually, you were quite right to correct me, KA ... I must have been thinking about the difference between our local time and theirs ... You are right ; it is six.
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31 Jan 2015 19:02 #179514
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Replied by Alexandre Orion on topic Rosalyn J, Knight, Announcement and Ceremony, 2015
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31 Jan 2015 19:59 #179524
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T-60 minutes and counting! 
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35 Minutes.
I know I havnt been here long but I wanna be here and watch Rosalyn be knighted. You have already helped me out a lot Rosalyn, the least I can do in return is show up to your knighting.
I know I havnt been here long but I wanna be here and watch Rosalyn be knighted. You have already helped me out a lot Rosalyn, the least I can do in return is show up to your knighting.
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31 Jan 2015 21:28 - 18 Jun 2015 21:01 #179535
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