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Subject: Re:  timezones in 822
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Date: 28 May 88 05:37:30 GMT
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Rich,

Aha! Another greasemonkey! The International Telecommunication Union
(UIT), of which the CCITT and CCIR are parts, recommends the use of "J"
to mean "daylight hours" and "N" to mean "nightime hours" and "X"
to mean both, which should add another zest of grease to this discussion.
We should point out that ISO has already standardized the time
representation, of course. Now, let's talk about Antartica...

Dave