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Sydney Opera House?
Gayndah
I think the showtime is Daylight Savings Time adtesjud, so if you're under daylight savings time where you're listening, they'll cancel each other out.The broadcast right now is 7 hours out from my MDT time (which is Mountain Standard Time with Daylight Savings Time in effect). If the showtime were actually UTC or GMT then it would be a 6 hour difference.So anyways, looks like 1pm MDT (Mountain Standard Time) for me to listen.Hopefully this helps more than it confuses.. Cursed be Daylight Savings Time!
Very provocative atilcre and a great example of this insight in the web page. The header the web uses is quite simple using javascript to place text on an animated gif image. I wanted to go back to a quote, but had to wait until the entire cycle. A better solution is to have your web developer use Microsoft Silverlight. Thanks for your insight and great atilcre. I'm going to go through these questions and modify my site and emails.
I 'm to late Sydney opera house!