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    How can I convert 11am (GMT-4.00) to my local time

    I need to connect to a webinar conference tomorrow, it will start at 11am ( GMT - 4.00 ) US and Canada time. I live in Australia and I think my time zone is Eastern. Does that help?

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      World clock http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

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