on the 6am commute in to work. Will take some getting used to (again).
Cheers!
Duke
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on the 6am commute in to work. Will take some getting used to (again).
Cheers!
Duke
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Dukester said:on the 6am commute in to work. Will take some getting used to (again).
The payoff will come in the evening commute. And
it won't be too long before we have early morning
daylight again.
In the meantime, it wouldn't hurt to be extra wary
of the drivers today:
From
http://www.mcmaster.ca/inabis98/occupational/coren0164/
"Some researchers claim that society is chronically
sleep deprived, and even small additional reductions
in sleep time may have consequences for safety.
Supportive evidence was provided by a study of the
effects of daylight savings time (DST) on traffic
accidents, finding increased accident rates on the
Monday following the spring time shift (one hour
sleep lost) and decreased rates in the fall (one
hour sleep gained)."
cheers,
Tom
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