I should have stayed awake for Geography class!!! Then maybe I wouldnt
have trusted this crappy GPS gadget so much. Thanks Ed and Rick. I
borrowed my friends GPS device, and it pinned me perfectly at 40deg51'12"N
and 74deg13'47"W which as I check the map is exactly where I am supposed
to be and perfectly in the Eastern Zone.
Ed, thanks for the Stevens tech info! (Un)Fortunately I graduated and am
now a statistic (an unemployed graduate) sitting around and waiting till
September when I shall return there to teach and then move to Cap Gemini Ernst and Young,
when this perilous economy finally allows them to let me start my job in
December.
Rick, I wish I was in Wyoming.....maybe someday!
Warm Regards,
Adi

P.S: I think this new geographical information and the time zone
correction should put me in good spirits with the GOTO god, but as soon as
the rain gods allow me I shall attempt to test this and return with an
update. Thanks everybody!


On Tue, 29 May 2001, Ed Sikes wrote:

> Adi –
>
> If you are located at 107 deg W, then you are on a line between New Mexico
> and Montana. I am at 97 W and I am in Austin, TX. In the Central time zone
> So, If you are in the Eastern time zone, you will be less than 90 W. I
> suggest you have your GPS checked.
>

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