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Arnelos
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of the Free World
Sep 2002 time: 00:22
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You are confusing Eastern Standard Time (EST) with Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). This wouldn't be important if it wasn't for Indiana, which is *always* on EST and never moves to EDT (the rest of us are on EDT until the end of October).
EDT is GMT - 4 while EST is GMT - 5.
So OPD is partially correct in that 4 p.m. GMT *is* 12 p.m. Eastern Time, just not "EST" (rather EDT). As I said above, this wouldn't be important if it wasn't for the poor people in Indiana who might get confused :-P.
The other state in the U.S. that doesn't use daylight savings time is Arizona, which always remains on MST (GMT - 7), rather than moving to MDT (GMT - 6) part of the year.
As for Pacific time, it is Eastern time - 3 hours, but they're currently on PDT (GMT - 7), not PST (GMT - 8).
For a quick reference, here you go:
Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) = GMT - 4
Eastern Standard Time (EST) = GMT - 5
Central Daylight Time (CDT) = GMT - 5
Central Standard Time (CST) = GMT - 6
Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) = GMT - 6
Mountain Standard Time (MST) = GMT - 7
Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) = GMT - 7
Pacific Standard Time (PST) = GMT - 8
As for Alaska and Hawaii, Alaska is GMT - 9 and Hawaii is GMT - 10, but I don't know if they use daylight savings time during part of the year or not.
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