Grand Prix 3 Screenshots

Hello, first GP3 Screenshots from ETCS http://grandprix3.com

I'm allways getting confused with this Central time GMT thing. Is there a site at which I can compare my local time to GMT time? Andre On Mon, 06 Sep 1999 20:13:52 +0200, Stephan Schulz >Hello, >first GP3 Screenshots from ETCS >http://grandprix3.com

The screenshots look fan-tas-tic !!! Hope the physics and all the rest are as good as the graphics! Is GP3 being programmed by Geoff Crammond again by the way? Does anyone know what he did since GP2? Andre On Mon, 06 Sep 1999 20:13:52 +0200, Stephan Schulz >Hello, >first GP3 Screenshots from ETCS >http://grandprix3.com

Did a quick search and this site has a sort of "world clock" Java applet: http://tv.wwitv.com/livetv.htm I thought CET was GMT+1 at the moment, but it seems like +2!! I'll have to stay awake until 02:00 AM then.... :-( They better open that site or at least one guy is going to be MAD tonight <g> JoH

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>I'm allways getting confused with this Central time GMT thing. Is >there a site at which I can compare my local time to GMT time? >Andre >On Mon, 06 Sep 1999 20:13:52 +0200, Stephan Schulz >>Hello, >>first GP3 Screenshots from ETCS >>http://grandprix3.com

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Well, it's 02:20 now and it still isn't open.... I give up, going to bed now. Thanks for the applet, very handy! Andre

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>Did a quick search and this site has a sort of "world clock" Java applet: >http://tv.wwitv.com/livetv.htm >I thought CET was GMT+1 at the moment, but it seems like +2!! I'll have to stay >awake until 02:00 AM then.... :-( >They better open that site or at least one guy is going to be MAD tonight <g> >JoH >>I'm allways getting confused with this Central time GMT thing. Is >>there a site at which I can compare my local time to GMT time? >>Andre >>On Mon, 06 Sep 1999 20:13:52 +0200, Stephan Schulz >>>Hello, >>>first GP3 Screenshots from ETCS >>>http://grandprix3.com >Please remove *anti-spam* from the email when replying. >=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= >When everything else failed, we can still become im- >mortal by making an enormous blunder.... > John Kenneth Galbraith >=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

SRN said 12PM GMT, not 12AM.....that means Noon GMT, not midnight! Although they overlooked that too. :-) ________________________________________________ Jon Van Ginneken "Serious sport has nothing to do with fair play. It is bound up with hatred, jealousy, boastfulness, disregard of all rules, and ***ic pleasure in witnessing ***: in other words it is war minus the shooting." --George Orwell

Well that explains why it still isn't up :) Andre On Tue, 07 Sep 1999 02:49:29 GMT, "Jon Van Ginneken"

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>> Well, it's 02:20 now and it still isn't open.... I give up, going to >> bed now. Thanks for the applet, very handy! >> Andre >SRN said 12PM GMT, not 12AM.....that means Noon GMT, not midnight! >Although they overlooked that too. :-) >________________________________________________ >Jon Van Ginneken >"Serious sport has nothing to do with fair play. It is bound up >with hatred, jealousy, boastfulness, disregard of all rules, and >***ic pleasure in witnessing ***: in other words it is >war minus the shooting." > --George >Orwell

> Did a quick search and this site has a sort of "world clock" Java applet: > http://tv.wwitv.com/livetv.htm > I thought CET was GMT+1 at the moment, but it seems like +2!! I'll have to stay > awake until 02:00 AM then.... :-( Hehe, you are 50% right and 50% wrong. At winter CET is GMT+1, but during summer, from April to September, there is something called daylight saving time, and we adjust every damned clock one hour forward. I don't know if this is an international thing or an European thing. Anyway, GMT is still GMT and doesn't get adjusted. So in Britain they don't have GMT during summer, but DST, and because of that CET is GMT+2 during summer. Confusing isn't it ? -- Olav K. Malmin remove spam when replying

Try this one Andy, http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ . -- Mark Jeangerard www.soundchaserweb.com New Mexico USA > I'm allways getting confused with this Central time GMT thing. Is > there a site at which I can compare my local time to GMT time? > Andre > On Mon, 06 Sep 1999 20:13:52 +0200, Stephan Schulz > >Hello, > >first GP3 Screenshots from ETCS > >http://grandprix3.com

> Hehe, you are 50% right and 50% wrong. At winter CET is GMT+1, but during > summer, from April to September, there is something called daylight saving > time, and we adjust every damned clock one hour forward. I don't know if this > is an international thing or an European thing. Anyway, GMT is still GMT and > doesn't get adjusted. So in Britain they don't have GMT during summer, but DST, > and because of that CET is GMT+2 during summer. Almost - ask most people over here about DST and they'll just look blank. We usually talk about BST which is British Summer Time. At least we haven't heard much about the split Britain time zones for a while. (-: -- AG Remove removes from address to remove anti-spam measures. -- Never for me the lowered banner, never the last endeavour! (Damon Hill - 16th June 1999)

Thank god for that applet then :) In any case, three hours to go here in Holland... Andre

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>> Did a quick search and this site has a sort of "world clock" Java applet: >> http://tv.wwitv.com/livetv.htm >> I thought CET was GMT+1 at the moment, but it seems like +2!! I'll have to stay >> awake until 02:00 AM then.... :-( >Hehe, you are 50% right and 50% wrong. At winter CET is GMT+1, but during >summer, from April to September, there is something called daylight saving >time, and we adjust every damned clock one hour forward. I don't know if this >is an international thing or an European thing. Anyway, GMT is still GMT and >doesn't get adjusted. So in Britain they don't have GMT during summer, but DST, >and because of that CET is GMT+2 during summer. >Confusing isn't it ?

Great site, very usefull, thanks! Andre On Tue, 7 Sep 1999 01:24:07 -0600, "mark jeangerard" >Try this one Andy, http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ .

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> > Hehe, you are 50% right and 50% wrong. At winter CET is GMT+1, but during > > summer, from April to September, there is something called daylight saving > > time, and we adjust every damned clock one hour forward. I don't know if this > > is an international thing or an European thing. Anyway, GMT is still GMT and > > doesn't get adjusted. So in Britain they don't have GMT during summer, but DST, > > and because of that CET is GMT+2 during summer. > Almost - ask most people over here about DST and they'll just look > blank. We usually talk about BST which is British Summer Time. At least > we haven't heard much about the split Britain time zones for a while. > (-:

Dammit :)I'm not british so I just took an educated guess, maybe DST is some- thing americal. Well, never try to be more smart than you are, lesson learned :(

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> -- > AG > Remove removes from address to remove anti-spam measures. > -- > Never for me the lowered banner, never the last endeavour! > (Damon Hill - 16th June 1999)

-- Olav K. Malmin remove spam when replying

>I thought CET was GMT+1 at the moment, but it seems like +2!! I'll have to stay >awake until 02:00 AM then.... :-( AFAIK CET is always BST+1, it's just that since BST is GMT+1 therefore CET = GMT+2. Clear...? No, didn't think so! :-) Cheers! John

CET is always UK time + 1 hour. M

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>>I thought CET was GMT+1 at the moment, but it seems like +2!! I'll >>have to stay awake until 02:00 AM then.... :-( >AFAIK CET is always BST+1, it's just that since BST is GMT+1 therefore >CET = GMT+2. >Clear...? No, didn't think so! :-) >Cheers! >John