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Feb 04, 2009, 11:48 AM
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Zorah has granted me permission, with admin's knowledge, to run her next dissociative disorders chat for her, since she is currently quite physically ill and feels unable to handle the chat. Some of you may have noticed that she is not around recently. She is currently on a break from this site so she can concentrate on getting better. Before she left, she organised with admin that the chat that ran on Tuesday at 8am site time would be moved to Thursday at 6am site time. This is beginning from tomorrow (Thursday 05 January). So the chat will be at 6am site time, 11am UK time. If anyone has any suggestions for a topic, please suggest them here, otherwise it will be a general discussion. Thanks.
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Feb 05, 2009, 12:51 AM
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Oh, good, thanks.
Now, will you post the time and date in the regular calendar? I'm a little challenged when it comes to figuring what time to check in. From the sounds of it, for me, it will start tomorrow morning, Feb 5th at 3:00AM Pacific time, right? Ice
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Feb 05, 2009, 12:58 AM
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Ice Statue, I have no idea what time Pacific time is at, sorry. But if it's -8 GMT then it probably will be 3am your time. I do know that the site time, which is based in Boston, Massachusetts, is GMT -5, so you'd have to minus how many hours you are behind that to find your time.
As for the calendar, I don't have the power to do that, only admin or Sweet Sunshine can change the time of the calendar, and Zorah has asked them to do it before ...
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