Nancy Young wrote:
> "nancree" > wrote
>
> > F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
> > when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
> > Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can figure
> > out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in the
> > U.S.
> >
> > It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.
>
> What are you talking about? We don't recognize there are time zones?
> Look it up in your tv guide or online. If I'm in the earlier time zone
> (foodtv
> only uses 2), you have time to find out when it's on. If I'm in the later
> time
> zone, you probably missed it, so it doesn't matter.
>
> Turn on the tv, that's the first step. If it isn't on, you need to look
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Nancy--
Duh! I know all that. The point is, when I first heard that Nigella
was on, it was already 15 minutes past the hour. There are a number of
ways to get a full TV schedule on the computer. But those take time.
I would have liked better info so I could have clicked right on it--or
plan to watch it an hour or two later (depending on time zone) , or
discover that I had already missed it (so I wouldn't waste time looking
for it.)
> further.
> It's like an IQ test.
>
> nancy