NavList:

Aww! Yeah, I think I know what happened. It's that darn dateline, and believe me, this is a concern to me. Even among navigation enthusiasts, it's an easy mistake to make when there's nothing mission-critical on the line. You may have noticed that I added a "convert time" link, but that's just a stopgap. Anyway, the early or "Atlantic" session is just over twelve hours from now at 1:00pm Eastern US time (1700 UT), and the later or "Pacific" session is just over eighteen hours from now. That later session will be at 7:00om Eastern or 2300 UT on Sunday, July 5 Greenwich date, which is Monday early morning in your corner of the world.

I have had people attending my workshops from that part of the world, so I have become accustomed to the time difference. It's quite a global group: Czechia, Netherlands, England, Ireland Brazil, Antigua, Newfoundland, Bermuda, all across the continental US, Guam, New Zealand, Australia... Not all at once, of course! And I don't know who will regularly attend these Sunday "office hours" sessions, but I'm game to seed it and discover what grows. I have every intention of hosting these sessions through the end of the summer, and they will occur at the same time (I hope) so you can plan for them. 

Frank Reed

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