2015 Mordovian Ornament General Chat15-18 Oct , Saransk, Russia | Page 5 | Golden Skate

2015 Mordovian Ornament General Chat15-18 Oct , Saransk, Russia

I've tried 2 different browsers but I only get a black screen with the buffering wheel :cry:
 
Cameraman :cheer::cheer::cheer:

:laugh2:

Although I'm glad they are testing and adjusting it NOW and NOT during the competition :)
 
OK, I made it work in time for the zamboni :laugh2:

Late is better than never :laugh2: Still one group left.

Edit: or not... Looks like dancers finished :unsure:
 
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Ok, so maybe I confused my times with the daylight savings time, I though it was UTC +3 but it seems it's +2 after all. Thank you! Won't be able to watch the dance then =(
 
Ok, so maybe I confused my times with the daylight savings time, I though it was UTC +3 but it seems it's +2 after all. Thank you! Won't be able to watch the dance then =(

Yeah, it is confusing at this time of year, when all of Europe is on Daylight Savings Time, but Russia isn't.

But, to prevent anybody else getting confused, can I just make a correction to what you said.

Saransk IS still on UTC+3. It's the rest of Europe that is out of kilter!

The confusion is because UTC is what we normally use in the British Isles, and for handiness, a lot of people work out times in Europe by counting from the time in London. But, because we are currently on British Summer Time, we are actually on UTC+1 until the last Saturday in October.

Anyway, it is just under half an hour to start time.

Hope this helps clear things up

CaroLiza_fan
 
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Yeah, it is confusing at this time of year, when all of Europe is on Daylight Savings Time, but Russia isn't.

But, to prevent anybody else getting confused, can I just make a correction to what you said.

Saransk IS still on UTC+3. It's the rest of Europe that is out of kilter!

The confusion is because UTC is what we normally use in the British Isles, and for handiness, a lot of people work out times in Europe by counting from the time in London. But, because we are currently on British Summer Time, we are actually on UTC+1 until the last Saturday in October.

Anyway, it is just under half an hour to start time.

Hope this helps clear things up

CaroLiza_fan

Thank you.
 
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