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And to you Morgan.
I really wanted to take you on. (you know why)
I have recently burried my mother.
In the meaning of things.
Go girl. Have a nice day.
No sarcasim whatsoever
Sarah

OK,  If you gals are going to fight, and be nasty I'm leaving  :(

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Northeast United States runner up for the "Singing Hall of Shame".

No Kappy.
No fight.
Sorry.
Sarah

Kappy when does spring hit properly there? or has it already?

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"Be who you are and say what you feel... Because those that matter... Don't mind...And those that mind... Don't matter."

Sarah, why don't you create your own account??

This REALLY would cut down on the confusion!

Vicki,  I had to look this up.  Reason being I think the changing of seasons can take place anywhere between the 19th - 23rd of a month depending on year, or something like that. (or is it the 20th-23rd? been a LONG time since I flunked Cub scouts). Not certain however.  Perhaps somebody else knows this answer.  March 20th this year, other years it might be the 21st etc. Don't recall as early as the 19th in my lifetime, however I think it CAN be as late as the 23rd depending on season year, etc

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Northeast United States runner up for the "Singing Hall of Shame".

Yes, but did everyone in the affected countries turn their clocks ahead by an hour today.

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You can be strange but not a stranger

..and I'm ready to turn them back again.  Perhaps 4 hours or so.

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Northeast United States runner up for the "Singing Hall of Shame".

I wonder how many countries change their clocks routinely ?  I have no idea

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Hehe,  what can't you find on the internet


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Equatorial and tropical countries (lower latitudes) generally do not observe Daylight Saving Time. Since the daylight hours are similar during every season, there is no advantage to moving clocks forward during the summer. China has had a single time zone since May 1, 1980, observing summer Daylight Saving Time from 1986 through 1991; they do not observe DST now.

List of countries

Most countries that observe Daylight Saving Time are listed in the table below. They all save one hour in the summer and change their clocks some time between midnight and 3:00 a.m.


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Continent Country Beginning and ending days
Africa Egypt Start: Last Thursday in April
End: Last Thursday in September
Namibia Start: First Sunday in September
End: First Sunday in April
Tunisia  Start: Last Sunday in March
End: Last Sunday in October
Asia Most states of the former USSR.  Start: Last Sunday in March
End: Last Sunday in October
Iraq Start: April 1
End: October 1
 Israel (more info) Start: Last Friday before April 2
End: The Sunday between
Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur
Jordan Start: Last Thursday of March
End: Last Friday in September
Lebanon, Kyrgyzstan Start: Last Sunday in March
End: Last Sunday in October
 Mongolia Start: Fourth Friday in March
End: Last Friday in September

Palestinian regions (more info) (Estimate)
Start: First Friday on or after 15 April
End: First Friday on or after 15 October

 Syria Start: March 30
End: September 21
Australasia Australia - South Australia, Victoria,
Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales,
Lord Howe Island Start: Last Sunday in October
End: Last Sunday in March
Australia - Tasmania Start: First Sunday in October
End: Last Sunday in March
 Fiji Stopped in 2000
 New Zealand, Chatham - (read law) Start: First Sunday in October
End: Third Sunday in March
 Tonga Start: First Sunday in November
End: Last Sunday in January
Europe European Union - (read law)
UK - (read law) Start: Last Sunday in March at 1 am UTC
End: Last Sunday in October at 1 am UTC
 Russia Start: Last Sunday in March at 2 am local time
End: Last Sunday in October at 2 am local time
North America United States, Canada (excluding Saskatchewan and parts of Quebec, B.C., and Ontario), Mexico
St. Johns, Bahamas, Turks and Caicos  Start: First Sunday in April
End: Last Sunday in October
U.S. and Canada beginning in 2007:
Start: Second Sunday in March
End: First Sunday in November
 Cuba Start: April 1
End: Last Sunday in October
 Greenland Same as EU
 
 Guatemala  Start: Last Sunday in April
End: First Sunday in October
 
 Honduras  Start: May 7
End: August  
 Mexico (except Sonora) Start: First Sunday in April
End: Last Sunday in October
 Nicaragua  Start: April
End: October (dates vary)
 
South America Brazil
(rules vary quite a bit from year to year).
Also, equatorial Brazil does not observe DST. Start: First Sunday in October
End: Third Sunday in February
 Chile - (read law)
Start: Second Saturday of October - at midnight
End: Second Saturday of March - at midnight
 Falklands Start: First Sunday on or after 8 September
End: First Sunday on or after 6 April
 Paraguay Start: Third Sunday in October
End: Second Sunday in March
Antarctica Antarctica (more info) (varies, see below)

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Northeast United States runner up for the "Singing Hall of Shame".

ours ended last weekend it was a relief after being up til 4am sunday morning to discover it was merely 3 and I had 4 hours instead of 3 to sleep

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"Be who you are and say what you feel... Because those that matter... Don't mind...And those that mind... Don't matter."

I got so attached to turning the clocks back tho, I wanted to do it daily !    


(Actually even more frequently around my birthday)

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Northeast United States runner up for the "Singing Hall of Shame".

Kappy my love you will be ever perrenial

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"Be who you are and say what you feel... Because those that matter... Don't mind...And those that mind... Don't matter."

"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you"

"why can't we all just get along"