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<blockquote data-quote="deleted member" data-source="post: 273427" data-attributes="member: 816">i actually agree with the changing.&nbsp; so, i am in the minority i guess.&nbsp; if it stayed like it currently is, DST, on the shortest day of the year, the sun wouldn't rise in devils lake, nd until 9:23 AM.&nbsp; the latest sunrise in the calendar year would be 9:25 AM.&nbsp; everyone would be going to work and school in the absolute pitch black.&nbsp; i think the kids going to school is the biggest concern.&nbsp; sunrise would be after 9 AM from November 27 until February 2 of every year. over 2 months. on the other hand, if we left the clocks back, the sun would rise between 4:30 AM to 5:00 AM from may 11 through july 22... also over 2 months.&nbsp; it would actually start to get light at like 4:00 AM.&nbsp; i like my mornings.&nbsp; but, there is no need for them to start at 4:00 AM FFS.&nbsp; in this case, i think we can all agree, we want the extra time in the evenings.&nbsp; leaving them back all year certainly isn't an option in these parts of the country in my mind.&nbsp; and i think a good case can be made for why we do turn them back in the fall.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted member, post: 273427, member: 816"] i actually agree with the changing. so, i am in the minority i guess. if it stayed like it currently is, DST, on the shortest day of the year, the sun wouldn't rise in devils lake, nd until 9:23 AM. the latest sunrise in the calendar year would be 9:25 AM. everyone would be going to work and school in the absolute pitch black. i think the kids going to school is the biggest concern. sunrise would be after 9 AM from November 27 until February 2 of every year. over 2 months. on the other hand, if we left the clocks back, the sun would rise between 4:30 AM to 5:00 AM from may 11 through july 22... also over 2 months. it would actually start to get light at like 4:00 AM. i like my mornings. but, there is no need for them to start at 4:00 AM FFS. in this case, i think we can all agree, we want the extra time in the evenings. leaving them back all year certainly isn't an option in these parts of the country in my mind. and i think a good case can be made for why we do turn them back in the fall. [/QUOTE]

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