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Daylight Savings Time in the United States Begins 14 Mar 2010

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Can you believe it is already time to shift our clocks forward to start Daylight Savings Time here in the US? I have to give it to Windows though – it does a good job of making sure your aware a few days in advance.

For all of our world wide readers – the Daylight saving time around the world page at Wikipedia will help you see when and if your country observes this Springtime event.

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