Test time fail

[Troush]

PASSED test: Test_isInt 0 ms
_AssertFailure: doh._AssertFailure: assertEqual() failed:
expected
Sun Feb 05 2012 05:11:40 GMT+0100 (CET)
but got
Sun Feb 05 2012 06:11:40 GMT+0200 (EET)

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doh._AssertFailure stack>
doh._AssertFailure
at Object.d as runnerFactory
at /home/troush/Work/ufoJS/env/javascript/tests-node.js:26:15
at Object.context.execCb (/home/troush/Work/ufoJS/env/javascript/r.js:1764:33)
at Object.Module.check (/home/troush/Work/ufoJS/env/javascript/r.js:1073:51)
at Object.Module.enable (/home/troush/Work/ufoJS/env/javascript/r.js:1314:22)
at Object.Module.init (/home/troush/Work/ufoJS/env/javascript/r.js:972:26)
at Object.context.require (/home/troush/Work/ufoJS/env/javascript/r.js:1569:28)
at requirejs (/home/troush/Work/ufoJS/env/javascript/r.js:1848:24)
at /home/troush/Work/ufoJS/env/javascript/tests-node.js:2:1
at /home/troush/Work/ufoJS/env/javascript/tests-node.js:66:2
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ERROR IN:
function Test_parseDate() {
//This are not really in depth tests of the function. Anyone?

    var expected = Date.parse('Fri Oct 14 2011 00:21:40 GMT+0200 (CEST)');
        result = main.parseDate('2011-10-13T22:21:40.000Z');
    doh.assertEqual(expected, result);

    //see if the fallback to standart parsing works, too
    var dateJS = 'Fri Oct 14 2011 00:21:40 GMT+0200 (CEST)',
        expected = Date.parse(dateJS);
        result = main.parseDate(dateJS);
    doh.assertEqual(expected, result);

    // actually this passes but is rather an implementation specific
    // detail. the timestamp is generated with Date.UTC() which can do
    // date arithmetic things i.e. the 13. month is the first month of
    // next year. Is this expected from a dateparsing function???
    // if yes we must test it.
    var expected = 'Sun Feb 05 2012 05:11:40 GMT+0100 (CET)',
        result = (new Date(main.parseDate('2011-13-35T27:71:40.000Z'))).toString();
    doh.assertEqual(expected, result);

    var result = new Date(main.parseDate('This is no date at all.'));
    doh.assertTrue(isNaN(result.getTime()));
}