Hi Jan,

Chris - pennifold, Eastern Daylight Saving Time, Australia

(at this moment) we change back to Standard time the first weekend in April.

Laura - dailylaundry Eastern Standard Time, USA

I have no idea i will half to ask Someone but i am in Northern,Ontario Canada??Any help out there ???hugs

eastern standard time canada

Central

Eastern Standard Time, Australia, same as Chris

Monika

Rescuer - Mountain Time Zone

Susan - RSehorse Eastern Time Zone

Maxine- haleymax- Central Time Zone

Pacific Time Zone (California)

Sue - suedewsbury - GMT or thereabouts.

Hi Jan,
I've added a map of Australia with the time zone differences in them. We on the East Coast of Australia are 3 hours ahead of Western Australia whilst Daylight savings time is on. It begins in 1st week of October and ends the 1st week of April.

AEST (Australian Eastern Standard Time) is equal to Coordinated Universal Time plus 10 hours (UTC +10). It's the same as GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Love Chris

JAN, THE ADDRESS BELOW IS FOR THE WHOLE WORLD AS INDICATED BY GMT (GREENWICH MEAN TIME)

Bärbel (elemausi) GMT+1.00

Michelle - Montréal Canada EST
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Sarah - airyfairy GMT + 2

Please let me know the date for this as I won't be home until Feb. 15...
dollygk - Dolly GMT +3

Hi Jan, I have added a link below to my very favourite world time zone website. It is easy to use and there are several ways of doing this.....

You can move your mouse over the different sections of the map and the times will show in the box in the bottom left corner,
or
you can select the Country/City from the complete list of countries box on the bottom right corner.

So, if you place your mouse over the east coast of Australia it will probably come up as Brisbane, then if you scroll down and find Australia/ Sydney in the Countries box you will notice a time difference between the two cities of one hour, even though they are in the same time zone.
HOW is this possible you ask????
Well the State of Queensland does not have Daylight Savings time in Summertime.
((( Queenslanders think the extra hour of sunshine will cause them lots of problems. (Only kidding of course. LOL!!!))))

Anyway I hope you find the timeticker useful.
Oh and you can MUTE the ticking.

Meg- Meganne Australia/Sydney time zone

Becky workbecky CST USA

Meri--EDT with the extra hour in NY USA

Sue - muflotex gmt + 1

Gerry in USA - Eastern Standard, I think that's the same as the EST in Canada??

Asterixsew - GMT

GMT +3

Stella--The Duchess --CST

Damaris CST

Maureen -- jmweller -- Pacific Standard Time
I notice there aren't many of us on the U.S. West Coast.
Maureen

Therese...Pacific Standard Time... California
Hugs

Hi All, I'm so sorry, but I have decided I'm not going to do anything formal with the idea at this time, and maybe someday, it might be fun to organize a Cutie party. It was just getting to complicated with all the Time Zones, too hard to explain and I'd probably upset someone. So for now, This cyber party for Cuties just isn't going any further. Please forgive me. Hugs, and thanks for your understanding! Jan

Sharon - sewilso Central Standard time

Betsey - grace and ham - Central Time - U.S.A.

Well Cuties does it again and lets me know about all the different time zones around the universe most of which I was unaware of

Deanna-Pacific time west coast region

Sherene - Australian Eastern Standard time (December January and Febuary) Queensland

GMT-7 or MST

USA Central Time.

some must of not seen this

Hi All, I'm so sorry, but I have decided I'm not going to do anything formal with the idea at this time, and maybe someday, it might be fun to organize a Cutie party. It was just getting to complicated with all the Time Zones, too hard to explain and I'd probably upset someone. So for now, This cyber party for Cuties just isn't going any further. Please forgive me. Hugs, and thanks for your understanding! Jan

Sorry, everyone, be sure to read. This event is cancelled for now..

Sorry to learn its been cancelled, - i suspect you may have needed a lot of help to co-ordinate it, but thanks for coming up with that idea - it might have been a lot of fun.