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Actually, I'm wrong in my interpretation of what 12.00AM means in my previous post. It does mean midnight.
I've just done some research, and
The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language has a usage note on this topic: "By convention, 12 AM denotes midnight and 12 PM denotes noon. Because of the potential for confusion, it is advisable to use 12 noon and 12 midnight."0 -
When I reached my deadline of 12.00am pst on Tuesday it was 7am here.If you're not scared, you're not paying attention0
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Minnie-the-Minx wrote: »When I reached my deadline of 12.00am pst on Tuesday it was 7am here.
Was it 7am weds or tues??? Its so confusing. If its the latter I've missed my deadline :eek:Oct GC: £144.07/£2000 -
I had 'Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 12:00AM PST' as my deadline and I'm pretty sure that was 7am on Tuesday morning in the UK.
Midnight is a silly time to pick when there are people in different countries but I think it would go from 11.59 on Monday night to 12.00 Tuesday and we are 7 hours ahead.
I missed my deadline as I couldn't access the exam and they have automatically rescheduled me for the next date.If you're not scared, you're not paying attention0 -
Oh well I'll finish the exam today and see what happens
. I thought the new day started at 12:00:01 but might be wrong
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I get so confused with the time differences, I am going to have to set an old mobile to PST just so I can fill in my time sheet.
12am is definitley midnight. 12am PST will be 8am GMT Tuesday morning (or 7am now they have changed their clocks, how confusing!)
Student midwife I had an email when I first applied saying the exam would have to be submitted by 8am, which I was going by (4pm gmt). I didn't realise that I had missed the 8am deadline, and submitted at 3pm that afternoon. Once I realised I had actually submitted late I assumed I had failed, but I actually passed, so if you can still access the exam, get it done asap£100 - £10,0000 -
The exam is till there so hopefully that means I've not missed the deadline??? Guessing it will probably disappear after the deadline?Oct GC: £144.07/£2000
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I get so confused with the time differences, I am going to have to set an old mobile to PST just so I can fill in my time sheet.
12am is definitley midnight. 12am PST will be 8am GMT Tuesday morning (or 7am now they have changed their clocks, how confusing!)
I've been using a tool where you can set the time to PT. It makes invoicing so much easier!
2 minutes work so far today0 -
studentmidwife wrote: »Was it 7am weds or tues??? Its so confusing. If its the latter I've missed my deadline :eek:
I missed my deadline as I got confused by the timezones. I just completed my exam as quickly as I could and still managed to pass.
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Same Pippi, 2mins for me aswell!
I will have a look at that, I have been struggling with my invoicing. I have spent more time working out how to correctly add my time than actual working!£100 - £10,0000
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