Re: Verilog-AMS meeting times during northern hemisphere DST

oops...i was hoping you would be okay? :-)

Marq Kole wrote:
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> Sri,
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> Apart from the fact that the time for Eindhoven in the new scheme should 
> be 3:30 pm, I'm OK.
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> Cheers,
> Marq
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> *Sri Chandra <sri.chandra@freescale.com>*
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> 02-03-2007 06:54
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> Hi all,
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> We had a bit of discussions with regards to the call times going forward
> during the northern hemisphere summer. US is moving into DST on 11th of
> March few weeks earlier than the rest of the world - just to make things
> bit complicated for all :)
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> So here is the proposal:
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> 1. When all of northern hemisphere goes into DST (calls from 29th March)
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> 6:30am  US Pacific
> 8:30am  US Central
> 9:30am  US Eastern
> 3:30am  Eindhoven
> 7:00pm  Noida
> 11:00pm Adelaide
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> Hope this compensates for US Eastern and Europe who have been suffering
> for most of the winter.
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> For the 2 calls of March 15th and March 22nd we just thought we will
> start the call 1 hr later in the US (10pm Pacific). This will keep the
> call times in Eindhoven, Noida and Adelaide the same but makes it worse
> for central and east in US for those 2 calls.
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> Hope this call timings are fine.
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> Regards,
> Sri
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> -- 
> Srikanth Chandrasekaran
> Design Technology (Tools Development)
> Freescale Semiconductor Inc.
> Ph: +91-120-439 7021 F: x5199
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