October 26, 2008 at 06:17It's a question of time
Today at 03:00 a.m. for most habrayuzers the time zone has changed from EEST to EET.
Only one institution in Russia does not set daylight saving time. Due to the complexity of the settings of the computer system in the Mission Control Center, the clock does not translate there. The MCC operates year-round during the winter Moscow time.
Twice a year, disputes about the need to change the watch resume with renewed vigor. There are suggestions that switching the clock to daylight saving time, and then reversing the switch to winter time, can negatively affect your health. However, according to the director of the Serbsky Center for Forensic Psychiatry, there are no reliable data on the negative impact on the person of a watch’s transfer. For the most gentle passage of the clock to summer time, just adjust your weekend mode. And on the night of the shift, go to bed half an hour or an hour earlier.
(c) http://absite.ru/
I wonder how many people today will come to work an hour earlier? :)
PS: yes, and on Sunday people work too ...
Only one institution in Russia does not set daylight saving time. Due to the complexity of the settings of the computer system in the Mission Control Center, the clock does not translate there. The MCC operates year-round during the winter Moscow time.
Twice a year, disputes about the need to change the watch resume with renewed vigor. There are suggestions that switching the clock to daylight saving time, and then reversing the switch to winter time, can negatively affect your health. However, according to the director of the Serbsky Center for Forensic Psychiatry, there are no reliable data on the negative impact on the person of a watch’s transfer. For the most gentle passage of the clock to summer time, just adjust your weekend mode. And on the night of the shift, go to bed half an hour or an hour earlier.
(c) http://absite.ru/
I wonder how many people today will come to work an hour earlier? :)
PS: yes, and on Sunday people work too ...