Time of calls March 12-25

In a break with tradition, the US is introducing daylight savings time  
('Summer time' for some of us) before Europe this year, a whole two weeks  
earlier.

Since our teleconferences are keyed off of Boston time, those of you who  
live in the US, or other related countries, can ignore the rest of this  
message and get back to work and/or blogging.

For the rest of us, this will mean that for two weeks, teleconferences (in  
the weeks 12-25 March) will occur an hour earlier until you switch to  
daylight savings as well, unless you live in a country that doesn't change  
to daylight savings, which means the calls will stay earlier for the rest  
of the Summer, or you live in the southern hemisphere, which I don't even  
want to think about because it was hard enough working out what it meant  
for Europe.

In any case computers can come to our rescue, and you can work it out here:

	http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

The time of the calls is always 9:00 Boston for RDFa.

This has been a public service announcement.

Steven
(with thanks to Ralph for pointing it out)

Received on Monday, 5 February 2007 10:53:19 UTC