Not much to natter about.
A link to a world clock site, afixed to the main page of the Half bakery.
Displaying different time zones of bakers far and wide.-- skinflaps, Nov 23 2002 Its the time http://www.page-1.com/time/like this i think. [skinflaps, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004] Its also the time http://nist.time.go...i?Pacific/d/-8/javaor something like this (this shows the world, but only allows for U.S. time zones. Figgers.) [Cedar Park, Oct 05 2004] Excellent idea with Rods mod - mainpage is perfect, thankeweverymuch - perhaps some halfbaked time zones are due for a roundup-- thumbwax, Nov 23 2002 Oh, yes. Nothing to add except one of these (+)-- egbert, Nov 23 2002 Easily bakeable with the world map created in Susen's Mad Cupcakes, if not automatic. Just add your +/- number to Greenwich Mean Time to your location, and let the brain handle the math.
Dang, did the map fall off the map? Where'd it go?
re: timezone page. Where's Eastern Standard, for the non-daylight-savings equipped?-- RayfordSteele, Nov 23 2002 It has to do with not having to upset the dairy schedule, I think. Personally, I loved not having to deal with daylight-saving's time. But it was a little confusing growing up right in the upper-right corner of the state, when Michigan and Ohio would switch and we wouldn't. I could never keep straight exactly what time it was in our north and east bordering states.-- RayfordSteele, Nov 25 2002 Welcome B.S.T.Today it will go dark at 7.30 pm.Here comes summer. How feasible is this clock?-- sufc, Mar 29 2003 halfbakery