| Time on Your Mind or Your Hands? | |
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| Need the correct time from the USNO Time | |
| Travelers aid - World Time for selected cities in: Africa, The Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania | |
| When and why do we change our clocks? Discover the reasons for Daylight Saving Time | |
| What to learn more about time in general? Visit the Time Exhibits. | |
| Need to really be on time? The Official U. S. Time can be found at, where else?
Official U. S. Time.
By clicking on your time zone, you will get the time of day to within 0.2 second. If you don't mind spending a few cents for a long distance call, you also can get the official time by dialing (303) 499-7111. You will hear a series of clicks and then a voice announcement on the minute. It will be given in UTC so you will have to adjust for your time zone. |
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| The calendar and seasons are representations of earth's interaction with the sun. Discover a great collection of links to help you learn about seasons and calendars around the world. at Matt Rosenberg's About Geography Calendars and Seasons. |
| Holidays | Find and spread holiday cheer on the Web. It seems that the winter holiday season begins a bit earlier each year. Rather than be a grinch about it, why not let the benevolent holiday cheer rub off on you? For a quick injection of holiday spirit during the winter months as well as the whole year 'round, check out these sites: |
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| Need a break from work? Visit Earth Calendar to see when holidays are observed. | Or, go to Holidays on the net |
| You can visit Santa any time at claus.com | |
| If claus.com is busy try Santa's Secret Village | |
| While you are thinking Toys for Christmas, remember the U. S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots | |
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