Re: Date and time keeping

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From: Joe Pistritto <jcp>
Date: Thu, 30 May 1985 17:04

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	Actually, for true international compatability, you have to adjust
offsets in 10 minute intervals.  It seems Nepal has a timezone just 10
minutes 'ahead' of Indian Standard Time, which makes it:
	India (all parts): +5h 30m
	Nepal (all parts): +5h 40m

	I experienced the idiocy of this myself, having to set my watch
forward 10 minutes..

						-JCP-

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Subject: Re: Date and time keeping
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Date: Thu, 30-May-85 13:04:15 EDT
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