The J-Price - pls fw to your friends and contacts
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OK, so here's how it is: the fixed-length hours time as we know it is not Jewish. It's goyshe. Our halacha (Jewish Law) divides the day into daylight time and night time. This means that the length of the hours (and the minutes, etc.), varies constantly every day, according to the length of the time between sunrise and sunset. So, here is an X-Price-like challenge for electronics engineers and software developers, without the millions in price-money, the J-Price: design and build a wrist-watch AND a computer program that keeps the G-d given Torah time, with the constantly changing length of the daylight and night-time hours, so that it can eventually replace the "Daylight Savings Time" or "Summer Time" with the relative twice-yearly changing of the clocks madness that everyone hates and that creates only problems for farmers and families with babies, with pets, etc.
- This is comment # 5 on "Summer Time (1988)"
OK, so here's how it is: the fixed-length hours time as we know it is not Jewish. It's goyshe. Our halacha (Jewish Law) divides the day into daylight time and night time. This means that the length of the hours (and the minutes, etc.), varies constantly every day, according to the length of the time between sunrise and sunset. So, here is an X-Price-like challenge for electronics engineers and software developers, without the millions in price-money, the J-Price: design and build a wrist-watch AND a computer program that keeps the G-d given Torah time, with the constantly changing length of the daylight and night-time hours, so that it can eventually replace the "Daylight Savings Time" or "Summer Time" with the relative twice-yearly changing of the clocks madness that everyone hates and that creates only problems for farmers and families with babies, with pets, etc.
- This is comment # 5 on "Summer Time (1988)"
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