[Shotimes] OT: Day light Savings

[Zach Leahy]

It's one of those perspective things dave, when you see it from one
angle, it looks like time shifts one hour ahead... from another 1 hour
back.  If you are ona summer perspective the time shifts so you have 1
less hour in the winter afternoon.....  See the perspective.  CA and
the year round DST, just basically means they wanted to change time
zones.  That's fine.

I think what DST may really mean is that people get up too early :) 
or not early enough...  depends on your perspective...

Enough on DST, let's get back to SHO's.  

I left my ipod on in the red car again...  battery was dead this
morning so I couldn't listen to my audiobooks.  any interactive way to
get it to stop playing when I turn off the car?  That way 1) I don't
loose my place, and 2, I don't drain the iPod battery.  The plan is to
add an additional accessory socket so I can charge the ipod and run an
FM modulator simultaneously.  Maybe one more for my phone.

Oh, and no my lights were not on.

Z



On 4/27/05, Dave Kegel <d.kegel@comcast.net> wrote:
> Hehe.  I had it all backwards anyway.  More daylight in the evening when
> we're on DST, not the morning.  But I guess the reverse is still true,
> whereas come October there is more light in the morning for the kids out
> waiting for the bus
> 
> What do I know?
> 
> Dave
> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> On Behalf Of Beisler Jonathon
> Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 9:59 AM
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> Subject: [Shotimes] OT: Day light Savings
> 
> I should have mentioned, in case you don't read the article that we might
> lose some morning shine, but the majority of people turn their lights on
> that early anyway.  At night, you have a longer day, meaning you can do
> without electricity for lighting for an extra hour or so.  It's not for the
> farmers, it's for the money savings.  It also means that you can stay out
> later playing with the kids, working on the SHO, etc.  In the winter, I get
> home in the dark no matter what, that's not DST, that's shorter days because
> of the sun being further away and the earth's rotation.  In the summer
> months, I can have up to two or three hours to hang out with my kids and
> wife outside, etc., if I so choose. JB
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