Time Zones

[Hawk]

Arizona and Hawaii do not observe DST at all. I was under the impression that Indiana didn't either.

[Grandma Ruth]

It's best to just speed thru without stopping.

We have places like that over here, too!

Thanks a lot for this tutorial, fellas, I think I get it now.

[WPandP]

It's best to just speed thru without stopping.

I'll be doing exactly that, this time tomorrow! I'm going up the Chicago for the weekend. My girlfriend lives there, and I'm in Cincinnati, so basically, Indiana is the only thing that comes between us...

[Orange46]

I think Indiana had it last year but dropped it for the future.

[Knave]

I was doing this little job in a place far above the Arctic Circle. I had a new helper who happened to be from Arizona. When Daylight savings came along I told him because we were so far north we actually changed our clocks an hour and fifteen minutes. He believed me until he asked some one else.

[cathiss38]

Thanks, Rick. So if you're minus five hours away from GMT and I'm at GMT, then I have to add on the five hours to get where you are. But if I was where you are, I'd have to minus the five hours to get where I am.
Unless I was in a plane Rachat de crédit plus trésorerie, when I'd have to add on (or take away?) the amount of time the plane would take to get to wherever we were going and that's why I can set off from here mid-morning and get to Chicago in time for lunch the same day but when I come home it's evening and I don't get here till after breakfast the next day?

A good practice to travel. It's cool to have shown us the way.