This Sunday The Clocks Are To Be Moved Back An Hour At 2 A.M.

[Phil C]

SO DON'T FORGET!!

:mad: :mad: :mad:

[luvhoops34]

So is that Sunday morning at 2am or Monday morning at 2am

[Phil C]

SUNDAY MORNING AT 2 A.M.

If you go to bed earlier you can set them back one hour then.

[piratebg]

Thanks for the warning Phil. I had no idea that it was that time of the year.

[3afan]

yuck - gonna get dark at 6pmish ........... :(

[luvhoops34]

It kinda snuck up on me and slapped me in the face!http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/actuarial_discussion_forum/images/smilies/oyh.gif

[Old Tiger]

Sir yes Sir

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

Thanks Phil, I was completely oblivious to this. If it weren't for you, I would be an hour ahead of everyone else, and that just wouldn't be good.

[Old Tiger]

Originally posted by BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END
Thanks Phil, I was completely oblivious to this. If it weren't for you, I would be an hour ahead of everyone else, and that just wouldn't be good. Wouldn't that be a good thing at times?

[BMOC]

For leap year they should move them back 2 hours so I can get even more sleep.

[TarponFanInNorthTexas]

WOO HOO! That means 1 extra hour at the bar!

[VAMike]

Anyone know how the satellite TV systems and DVR's handle this? I have a DVR set up to record the Idaho-Hawaii game that starts at midnight. I have the Dish receiver set to tune to that channel from midnight to 4A. I have the DVR set to record from midnight to 4 A. I assume this is enough because even if they do the time change, when it is 4A it will really be 3A so maybe the machine will keep going?

[SWMustang]

Originally posted by VAMike
Anyone know how the satellite TV systems and DVR's handle this? I have a DVR set up to record the Idaho-Hawaii game that starts at midnight. I have the Dish receiver set to tune to that channel from midnight to 4A. I have the DVR set to record from midnight to 4 A. I assume this is enough because even if they do the time change, when it is 4A it will really be 3A so maybe the machine will keep going?

what kind of receiver is it? You should be fine - don't you go to the program guide and pick the program you want to record?

[DU_stud04]

this is saturday night at 2am right???:D

[Phil C]

ttt

:mad:

[kepdawg]

So am I getting more sleep or less sleep tonight?

[Phil C]

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[kepdawg]

Originally posted by Phil C
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Sweet! :)

I've never been smart enough to understand time change. One year I called the operator in the middle of the night to ask what I was supposed to do. I figured the operator would already be up and probably wouldn't have much better to do than answer my questions.

[SintonFan_inAustin]

so if we post at 1:01am tonight and post again at 2am(which would be 1am again). which post would be first when somebody logs into the dlow and all new post show up?

[bullfrog_alumni_02]

hahahaha, i changed my time back a month ago!! you guys are behind the times...HAHAHAHAHA, get it behind the times!!!:D

that was corny i know, but im tired and i just got out of the gym. so leave me alone.

[piratebg]

I just showed up 2hrs late for work because I partied all night at a Halloween costume party, forgot to change my clock, and thought I had the day off.

[Phil C]

Originally posted by bullfrog_alumni_02
hahahaha, i changed my time back a month ago!! you guys are behind the times...HAHAHAHAHA, get it behind the times!!!:D

that was corny i know, but im tired and i just got out of the gym. so leave me alone.

:D :clap:

[TMer25]

Originally posted by VAMike
Anyone know how the satellite TV systems and DVR's handle this? I have a DVR set up to record the Idaho-Hawaii game that starts at midnight. I have the Dish receiver set to tune to that channel from midnight to 4A. I have the DVR set to record from midnight to 4 A. I assume this is enough because even if they do the time change, when it is 4A it will really be 3A so maybe the machine will keep going?


Most DVR's make the change automatically. Shouldn't be a problem at all.

[SintonFan]

Originally posted by VAMike
Anyone know how the satellite TV systems and DVR's handle this? I have a DVR set up to record the Idaho-Hawaii game that starts at midnight. I have the Dish receiver set to tune to that channel from midnight to 4A. I have the DVR set to record from midnight to 4 A. I assume this is enough because even if they do the time change, when it is 4A it will really be 3A so maybe the machine will keep going?
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I was watching an hour long show last night on Direct TV. It listed the show to start at 1 AM and ended at 1 AM.