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[Lorraine]

I guess I missed it and I was up too.
I even tried it and it didn't work.
At 1:00 AM this morning.
Maybe I had the wrong time.
Next time figure it out for each region Antony.
-Lorraine

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[djv1]

I missed it to, when will the next one be and how was the turn out for this one?

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[Jeffredo]

I guess I missed it and I was up too.
I even tried it and it didn't work.
At 1:00 AM this morning.
Maybe I had the wrong time.
Next time figure it out for each region Antony.
-Lorraine

http://sillydog.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5028
Posted by Antony:

"As discussed in another thread, our March 2004 online chat will held in 0:01am Sun 14th March 2004 (GMT 0 time) and location.

Date and time:
The online chat will start on
10:01am (AEST, GMT+10) Sun 14th March
8:01am (GMT+8) Sun 14th March
0:01am (GMT) Sun 14th March
7:01pm (GMT-5, EST) Sat 13th March
4:01pm (GMT-8, PST) Sat 13th March
NOTE: above times have not adjusted with ending or starting of daylight saving time"

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[Hatewa]

I just realized that it was yesterday. Thought my time zone made it 7:01 pm today.
You'd think at my age, I would be able to read.
H

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[Edward]

U.S./Canada

7:01 PM Eastern (1901)
6:01 PM Central (1801)
5:01 PM Mountain (1701)
4:01 PM Pacific (1601)

was the local time for the chat.

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[djv1]

5:01 PM Mountain (1701)
thats the one I was looking for, but it's a little late now, o well

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[Lorraine]

We all seem to be pretty stupid at times.
Time is not a problem for me. Except for the Chats. I have as much time as I want.
Well, right this instant anyway and, who knows where I'll be in a minute or less?
I've learned over the years, that ones life can change very rapidly.

Now I know why I didn't pass the test on Jeopardy. Yes, I
was invited a few years back. There are a lot of things I don't know, and didn't know that I didn't know very much.
I never did think that I knew everyting anyway, so it didn't come as a shock to me. I didn't do too badly in the exam. Only a couple of questions I was unable to answer. However, maybe I answered them wrong, which is possible but not probable. <grin>

The consolation was that we were about 50 tryouts and only 1 man made it. Yes, Alan Trebek was there. He spoke to us and told us the rules and regulations.

It was fun anyway to find out how hard the questions really are. They are much harder than what you see on TV as, one has to know about everything.
**Just in case Jeopardy decides to answer that question.**

I was also invited to join Mensa. I didn't take any of the exams for Mensa.
I wasn't interested at the time as, in those days I didn't have the time.

Now it's my memory that is giving me a problem. I don't know what has happened to it. Sometimes it's very good, other times I am really dense.
I think it might be age related. Or perhaps, it's just a senior moment, perhaps a lack of sleep, too much time, or too many naps.

I must say that some days I am as bright as a 200 watt lightbulb.

I used to be able to remember things so easily. I was really academically very smart. Those days seem to be gone forever.
As someone said but, I can't remember who, so I will take the credit.

"A short pencil is better than a short memory."
-Lorraine

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[Ramona]

Lorraine,

Here is the link to the World Time Server. I have already selected Quebec, so all you have to do is look here to decipher the time differences:
World Time Server.com

Cheers!

Ramona

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