Tomorrow (30th March 2008) will be the first day of the so-called Daylight Saving Time (DST) for 2008, which means the clock will be fast-forwarded 1 hour. In other words, it will be GMT+2 here in Trento, Italy (currently it’s GMT+1). Or in a more precise term: “Less sleep” 
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I found it kinda weird when I first find out about this fact (I noticed when the time difference between Ina and Swedish change about an hour-you know what I mean :p) but to me it shows how much European appreciates time.
@dina:
I dunno whether it’s connected in some ways with time appreciation, but as far as I know the GMT (the summer time) is used as a reaction to the extended period of the afternoon (the afternoon is longer than the night).
So still in touch with someone in Sweden huh?
Beste Grüße,
Dafferianto
Yeah.so that the office hour more productive. No?
I don’t think an hour really makes a different here :p
Italy… tetep GMT+1 not GMT+2
GMT+1 (daylight shifting) to be more precise
peace
@yudis:
I guess I was wrong. Thanks for the correction.
But the time moved forward an hour anyway
peace too
is it just for Italy?
how about other country?
In my phone cell there’s time setting called Daylight Time Saving too.
@sigitpriyo:
AFAIK most of European countries apply this DST timing scheme. Last year in Bonn, Germany, the time was also shifted backward by the end of October. But CMIIW.
Beste Grüße,
Dafferianto