Re: 24-hour clock

["Nagai, Paul" <pnagai -at- inovant -dot- com>]

> Can anyone tell me whether it is standard usage - in English - to have two
> names for midnight (i.e. 0:00 of the following day AND 24:00 of the
> preceding day)? 

Sorry this is soooo late. Probably not useful anymore. Or worse, someone
already sent it but I haven't seen it yet as I catch up with my digests ....

Anyhow, to the point: Not that this is necessarily *the* authority, nor, as
it has been pointed out in the past when I provided this link, does it
provide the clearest, most well understood path ...

But you can consult the ISO standard for time notation:
	http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/iso-time.html


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