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Well, if we're going to be sensible, we should all be on UTC and ignore
daylight altogether.
I also would agree that there should be an adjustment in the start/ending
times for DST; they should correspond with the equanoxes. But I think we
should go to *Double* Summer Time (or what was known during WW2 as
"Wartime") during the summer. Down with darkness! <g>
Mike Freeman
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From: "Harvey Heagy" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2004 7:35 AM
Subject: Re: daylight saving time
> I agree with you, Gary. Daylight saving time is an outdated
> concept, and no one has been able to show that it provides the
> least bit of energy savings. If we are going to have it, it
> should only be during the Summer months when there is significant
> daylight to
> save say between Memorial day and Labor Day weekends; not 7 months
> out of the year. They tried year round daylight saving time in
> 1974 and it failed miserably. Part of INdiana, Arizona, Alaska and
> Hawaii have sense enough not to go to it. 73.
>
> Harvey Heagy (N.5.H.A.U.)
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