Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Boundaries through urban areas<br/>
Date: Nov 05, 2003 @ 05:00<br/>
Author: Tom (Tom &lt;hilversum96@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-117270712">The MI-IN border runs between South Bend IN and Niles<br/>
MI. In some ways, they&#39;re one urban center. Many<br/>
people live in one city and shop or work in the other.<br/>
South Bend is in the part of IN that&#39;s on North<br/>
American Eastern Standard time, that doesn&#39;t observe<br/>
Daylight Saving Time. So, in the summer, Niles is an<br/>
hour ahead of South Bend. <br/>
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There&#39;s always Detroit MI and Windsor ON, the world&#39;s<br/>
biggest pair of border towns., and the good old home<br/>
towns, Port Huron MI / Sarnia ON. They have a lot in<br/>
common - weather and their respective economies, for<br/>
example. Lots of cross border shopping and local<br/>
travel in both places. Ontario radio stations with<br/>
significant US audiences give temperatures in both F<br/>
and C. WBTI in Lexington is the only US station I&#39;ve<br/>
heard giving temps in C for its Canadian listeners.<br/>
And they legally ID as &quot;Lexington-Sarnia-Port Huron&quot;<br/>
(US stn with CA in its top of hour ID.) <br/>
<br/>
(Peggy Lee still says that chicks were born to give<br/>
you fever, be it Fahrenheit or centigrade, hi.) <br/>
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