greenwich

I am currently working on an application which just uses offset numbers to tell how far away from Greenwich time the zone is.

Imagine if each of the 104 billionaires who bought at 432 park ave had bought their own greenwich village townhouse instead.

UTC (also known as Greenwich Mean Time)...

The Metro North from Greenwich to Manhattan makes that 30-mile trip in an hour flat, like clockwork, in a far denser metro area.

Neither UTC nor GMT observes DST, Britain, in which Greenwich is located, does.

Second, I'm not sure I care whether billionaires buy castle in the sky in midtown or townhouses in Greenwich Village.

The military helicopters are still flying over Greenwich in their standard routine.

> (Interesting note, UTC only matches the time in Greenwich during standard time.

When it is DST there, Greenwich and UTC are not identical.) Time is really really hard, and I don't claim to understand it, but going lightly with basic facts is a bad idea.

I personally love living in soho and would not be interested in looking at a different area to live, even greenwich village which is just 3blocks from me I would not be interested in.

But I remember that by August I was calling up friends in Greenwich and Princeton to inform them that I WAS coming to visit them for the weekend:-) I just have to get out of the city.

The manhattan neighborhoods need to be broken up more, I immediately noticed these missing soho, lower east side, chinatown, nolita, greenwich village, and hells kitchen.

Second, it's grossly confusing to talk about "Greenwich time", i.e.

Something like "Is the 4:30 train from Greenwich to NYC late?" or "What hours are my local DMV office open?" "Anything you want" makes it sound like people can use it like they'd use Siri.

He indicated that as a layman, he wanted to keep "the link between time and people's everyday experience of day and night." He also wanted to keep Greenwich Mean Time in Britain, and "warned" that it would drift towards the United States.[40] An article in the Times science section suggested that the abolition of leap seconds would mean the demise of Britain's role in timekeeping.[41]" Just gah.

Greenwich Mean Time, a group of major banks are asked the rate at which they could borrow funds from other banks.

Each stop going away from NYC drops ~$20K on comparable houses (with a few exceptions like Greenwich).

That was weird to begin with, what with the theoretical limit on only twelve time zones each direction from Greenwich.