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Here in Indiana,
we never change time:-)
So it is always GMT-5.
Alex.
On Tue, 9 Nov 2004, Jared Sherman wrote:
> No, really. I'm having a moment of confusion over this.
>
> Nov. 09, 20:42:00 UTC is the same as
> Nov. 09, 03:42:00 PM EST
>
> according to USNO.NAVY.MIL, and they should know. But I thought there was no
> daylight savings time correction to UTC, and "EST" is "Eastern Saving Time"
> (clocks moved an hour behind real time) in the eastern US now.
>
> Or, is this another instance of a difference between GMT and UTC, where UTC
> changes but GMT doesn't?
>
> Can someone unconfuse me on how US times, UTC, and GMT all do or don't vary
> with Daylight Slavings Time?
>
