what is pdt time i just can't remember
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Pacific Daylight Saving Time
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Time to get a new watch.\nYour computer should have an updated time synchronized in it.
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Pacific Daylight Time.
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I found these charts\nhttp://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/astronomy.html?n=198\nhttp://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/astronomy.html?n=136\n\nAs you can see the sunrise off by exactly one half hour on May 5.  Then it slowly diverges, b/c it differs by 1 min each day in philly and often 2 mins in London.  I am sure this is due to latitude.\n\nIt looks like the times are slowly converging the closer we get to the solstice.
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The previous poster identified that it was Pacific Daylight Time; I'd suggest that -0700 refers to it being -7 hours relative to GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) - the time it is in the UK - because the USA West coast is 7 hours behind GMT.  \nBut I'm not sure if it means it was sent at 07:16 GMT or 00:16 GMT (i.e 07:16 PDT).
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The answer is "daily."  Yahoo! may not want to try to explain it, because if you don't live in the U.S.'s Pacific Time Zone, the "day" can begin at a pretty strange time (like 2 p.m., 9 a.m., etc.).
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7.00 o'clock\n\nxitos
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Central time is two hours ahead of Pacific time, so it would be 6 p.m. in Central time when it is 4 p.m. in Pacific time. When it is 1 p.m. in Pacific time it is 3 p.m. in Central time.
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You are probably referring to UTC time (Coordinated Universal Time).  The offset for the central time zone would be UTC-5 during daylight savings time.
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Central Daylight Time
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http://www.worldtimezone.com/
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5:00 m-t\n\n6:00 on fridays\n\n\n*no really, I don't know because you don't give a city or state.*
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4:00\n\nEST = CST + 1 hour
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8 am to 9 pm Local time.
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The day is being calculated in another server. Your time zone may be different. Try after some time
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Is that 3 a.m. GMT? E.S.T? Swatch time? Spirits often get confused by time zones. I was once visited by a sprit who thought it was 3 a.m. but it turned out to be jetlag.\n\nCome on... don't believe that religious hocus pocus. Probably your mind has set up some kind of internal "alarm clock" for any number of reasons. It'll go away eventually - spirits or no spirits.
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I know how you are feeling. Here in Indiana, it's the first time in many years that we used Daylight Savings Time. Until yesterday, parts of Indiana and Arizona were exempt from using DST. Since our govenor signed a new law, we are now on track with everyone else. I had to set all of our watches and clockes ahead 1 hour for the first time.