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Originally Posted by Presently42
Perhaps the UTC would be most approprtiate. That way, our smarter friends who do not observe summer time won't be confused. After all, one is ALWAYS a set time ahead of or behind UTC, whereas GMT is moveable.
By the bye, I'll be there!
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I hope I'm doing this right, it's been a while.
I thought the UTC was created with "leap seconds" inserted to closely tract GMT because GMT follows the rotation of the Earth which is not constant. I don't know, perhaps it affects the grit size on belgian corticules - one of which I would like to purchase.
Anyway, from (cough) nice and cool Arizona, I'll try to be here (6:50, 7:50 pm, something like that. We don't use "daylight savings time", which puts us at different times relative to EST at different times of the year.)