Hawaii is so far removed from the rest of the U.S. that it has its own time zone. Hawaii-Aleutian standard time doesn't observe daylight savings, running two hours behind Pacific standard time and five hours behind eastern standard time. That means that February's Super Bowl XLIII, played in Tampa Bay, Fla., kicked off shortly after 1 p.m. Honolulu time. Guess it was wings and nachos for brunch.