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Old 05-10-2014, 01:05 AM   #31
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Most christian publisher's deals last one day (but not all). Most stores change prices at midnight in "their" timezone.

A few are eastern and central; Amazon is later (pacific). Google? I can never tell, but I think they have theirs from the "first timezone" to the "last timezone" instead of a strict 24 hour day - that puts the end of the sale in Hawaii's timezone, I think, which is..?
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Hawaii timezone is -6 Eastern or -11 London (GMT) time.

or - 5 Central, -4 Mountain, -3 Pacific

So if it is 3 pm in Eastern time it would be 9 am Hawaii time
Thanks. That's helpful.

I'm a day sleeper, so maybe I'll need to do my exploring for books in the early a.m.
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Hawaii timezone is -6 Eastern or -11 London (GMT) time.

or - 5 Central, -4 Mountain, -3 Pacific

So if it is 3 pm in Eastern time it would be 9 am Hawaii time
Just FYI, that is only valid during daylight savings time in the US. Hawaii doesn't observe daylight savings time so during standard time Hawaii is one hour closer, -5 Eastern, -4 Central, -3 Mountain and -2 Pacific.
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Hawaii timezone is -6 Eastern or -11 London (GMT) time.

or - 5 Central, -4 Mountain, -3 Pacific

So if it is 3 pm in Eastern time it would be 9 am Hawaii time
Thanks. That seems to correspond to about the extra time I see on freebies at Google (but it could be a complete coincidence).

Kobo is always weird - they list them as free a couple of ours before they actually are (so, the search shows them as 'free book', but you click to the book and it isn't free). they must have the two pages coming off of servers in different time zones...
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I hope that you will let us know about future free issues. I've got all of the previous issues, except for Vol. I. I got all of them free, probably because of your posts.
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