On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:48:11 -0800, anatol <anatol@somewhere.com>
wrote:
>John,
>
>For most of the year the time here is 8 hours earlier than in the UK -
>there are a couple of periods each year when I believe that changes in
>Daylight Savings don't occur on the same date. Anyway, I can
>normally react to posts fairly quickly if they're posted between 5 pm
>and 3 am, UK time (that would be between 9am and 7pm, my time).
>
>By the way, looking ahead at LP_18, I'm having trouble with
>translating what appear to be slang terms that Louis and Nat are
>recalling from their youth. Right now, some of the expressions
>they're using make no sense to me at all. Maybe it will make more
>sense when I get to watch it - or maybe not. In the meantime I'll
>keep researching to see if I can come across something that might shed
>some light on it. If not, I'm not sure how to deal with it and would
>welcome any suggestions.
>
>Anatol
>
>On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:15:30 +1100, John Smith<JS@tardis.com> wrote:
>
>>Thanks Anatol.
>>
>>I have never had that problem before. Can you remind me of the best
>>time range for you, in GMT might be easiest.
>>
>>John
Thanks Anatol.
I found out what the problem was. My isp kept going up and down for
about an hour when powerpost was due to commence. Powerpost obviously
gave up.
Do you have a draft of 18 you can send me?
John
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