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As it happens I'm flying to Europe this coming weekend. Europe didn't change the rules. It makes things mighty confusing for the airlines and for travellers to be out of sync. I can't imagine how the one extra week in autumn amounts to any significant savings. /rich On 10/29/07, Kwiatkowski, Nicholas <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > Just a heads up for everybody on the list -- This previous weekend was the > weekend that normally resulted in the change between Daylight Savings Time > and Standard Time, had the energy savings act of 2006 not gone into effect. > > Older, unpached devices, including handhelds, cellular telephones, Unix > machines, etc. may have changed time if they followed the old DST rules. > These devices will be one hour behiend. > > DST officially ends NEXT WEEKEND, the 4th of November at 2am. > > -Nick Kwiatkowski > MSU Telecom Systems