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For most of you it is afternoon or even morning on New Years Eve.

Here, the New Year is already swinging :)

 

 Dec 31, 2016

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Hey Melody....Happy New Year Down Under!!

I used to live in Alaska....now I am in Colorado, but we still have a Polar Bear Plunge every Jan 1st for the people who want to 'cleanse' to start off the New Year !    Ya get a free t-shirt.....who could say 'NO!'     LOL

 Dec 31, 2016
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7 am for us here...gearing up for a party!   Anyone up for a swim?

 Dec 31, 2016
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Where do you live EP ?  North U.S.  somewhere i am guessing.  :)

There are no polar bears near my house, and the only ice is in the freezer.  :(     :)

Melody  Dec 31, 2016
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Hey Melody....Happy New Year Down Under!!

I used to live in Alaska....now I am in Colorado, but we still have a Polar Bear Plunge every Jan 1st for the people who want to 'cleanse' to start off the New Year !    Ya get a free t-shirt.....who could say 'NO!'     LOL

ElectricPavlov  Dec 31, 2016
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Hi EP

Thank for that info, I will try and remember :)

To my knowledge much of Colorado would have high altitude so I expect it can get very cold in winter - probably not as cold as alaska though.

That polar bear plunge sounds more suited to polar bears... but hey... you get a free T-Shirt so i guess it is worth it LOL  :)

Melody  Jan 1, 2017
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Happy New Year to everyone on Web2.0Calc......!!!!!

 

 

cool cool cool

 Dec 31, 2016
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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE

 Dec 31, 2016
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What time zone is all of you guys in??

 Dec 31, 2016
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Hi NinjaAnswer,

Form me the time is 11 hours in FRONT of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT, London, United Kingdom)

But you are probably in the United States which is between 5 hours in the east and 8 hours in California and 11  hours in Western Alaska, BEHIND Greenwich mean time.

 

So say you live in California you are 8+11=19 hours behind me in time.

 

In winter ( the middle of the year in the Southern Hemsiphere) my time zone is 10+    AEST

AEST stands for Australian Eastern Standard time.

 

But it is summer now and we have daylight savings time, SI my time zone is  11+     AEDT

AEDT stands for Australian Eastern Daylight-savings Time.

 

Here is a sight that I really like and I think that you will too :)

I think that you should bookmark it :)

 

https://www.timeanddate.com/time/map/

Melody  Jan 1, 2017
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Happy New Year!!

Didn't even notice it is already 2017 until I see this post :P

Too focused on Maths recently :D

 Jan 1, 2017

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