81. MountainZebra In history mode, the reference time is a constant that is arbitrarily set by the Thus, keeping the overlay times window open during your MountainZebra http://www.atmos.washington.edu/zebra/time_mode.html

Keeping Track of the Time Mode This document defines the Zebra time modes, and trains the user to identify what time mode Zebra is using and what time the displayed data were taken. Time Modes As discussed in General Setup , there are two time modes in Zebra Real-time mode: Displays the most recent data in each enabled directory. In real-time mode, the reference time is set to the time that the most recent data file was obtained. History mode: Displays the most recent data from each enabled directory before a specified reference time . In history mode, the reference time is a constant that is arbitrarily set by the user. The reference date and time is displayed in the upper left-hand corner of the main windows. There are two ways to find out whether Zebra is in real-time mode or history mode. If the font color of the reference time is yellow, then Zebra is in history mode. The current time mode is displayed at the top of the "Data Available" menu (for information on the "Data Available" menu, see General Setup In order to change the time mode or the reference time, activate the time widget. This is done by selecting "Time Widget" from the "Zeb Conrol Options" menu (see General Setup ). Within a few seconds, an outline of the widget shows up on the screen. Simply move the outline to the desired position, then click with the left mouse button to draw the window.

82. Viewpoint -- Remembering History And Keeping It Alive Remembering history and keeping it Alive By Ted Metzger We’ll talk about his meetings with the Founding Fathers and his time in Washington. http://www.thehoya.com/viewpoint/042503/view11.cfm

Search The Hoya News Editorials Viewpoint Sports ... About The Hoya Friday, April 25, 2003 Remembering History and Keeping it Alive By Ted Metzger Courtesy Ted Metzger Ted Metzger I keep a photograph of T.E. Lawrence on my desk. It’s a small, black and white picture that I ripped out of The New York Times Magazine. Lawrence is standing behind King Faisal and between a number of men that history has forgotten. Without the caption, I would never have noticed him standing there. Lawrence makes any mundane task more exciting. As I sit and procrastinate, he tells me about his archaeological digs and the siege of Aqaba. Every description is colored with the romanticism of David Lean’s photography and Marice Jarre’s score. The guy who barely stands out in a picture with four plain, short men created a mythology surrounding his name that was worthy of a Hollywood epic. If he had never written Seven Pillars of Wisdom, perhaps he would be the fifth forgotten man in an old picture. Before Lawrence, I spoke to an Orson Welles picture. He had wonderful anecdotes about his collaboration with Herman Mankiewicz and John Houseman on Citizen Kane. It was not the old and fat Orson Welles who yammered on to Peter Bogdanovich. It was the young and fiery Welles who directed avant-garde stage productions of “Macbeth.” The picture I have shows Welles exiting a cab on the way to a premiere of Citizen Kane. That was when RKO had high hopes for him. The Citizen Kane marquee dominates the background. The 26-year-old Welles in the picture is the one I remember.

83. Harvard University Press/Keeping Together In Time/Reviews Reviews of keeping Together in time Dance and Drill in Human history by William H. McNeill, published by Harvard University Press. http://www.hup.harvard.edu/reviews/MCNKEE_R.html

William H. McNeill is Professor of History, Emeritus, University of Chicago and author of, among other books, The Rise of the West , which won the National Book Award in 1964, and Plagues and Peoples Keeping Together in Time Dance and Drill in Human History William H. McNeill In his imaginative and provocative book...William H. McNeill develops an unconventional notion that, he observes, is 'simplicity itself.' He maintains that people who move together to the same beat tend to bond and thus that communal dance and drill alter human feelings. John Mueller, New York Times Book Review Every now and then, a slender, graceful, unassuming little volume modestly proposes a radical rethinking of human history. Such a book is Keeping Together in Time ...Important, witty, and thoroughly approachable, [it] could, perhaps, only be written by a scholar in retirement with a lifetime's interdisciplinary reading to ponder, the imagination to conceive unanswerable questions, and the courage, in this age of over-speculation, to speculate in areas where certainty is impossible. Its vision of dance as a shaper of evolution, a perpetually sustainable and sustaining resource, would crown anyone's career. Penelope Reed Doob

84. Harvard University Press/Keeping Together In Time keeping Together in time Dance and Drill in Human history by William H. McNeill, published by Harvard University Press. http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog/MCNKEE.html

William H. McNeill is Professor of History, Emeritus, University of Chicago and author of, among other books, The Rise of the West , which won the National Book Award in 1964, and Plagues and Peoples Keeping Together in Time Dance and Drill in Human History William H. McNeill Could something as simple and seemingly natural as falling into step have marked us for evolutionary success? In Keeping Together in Time A tour de force of imagination and scholarship, Keeping Together in Time reveals the muscular, rhythmic dimension of human solidarity. Its lessons will serve us well as we contemplate the future of the human community and of our various local communities. Harvard edition World 11 halftones 216 pages Hardcover edition October 1995 Not currently available ISBN 0-674-50229-9 Paperback edition October 1997 ISBN 0-674-50230-2 History: General / Social Science: General / History: Military: General

85. Keeping Up With The Cones - Natural History Feb. 2002 keeping up with the cones. Natural history; New York; Feb 2002; Cone snails have existed for 55 million years, a relatively short time in evolutionary http://grimwade.biochem.unimelb.edu.au/cone/ConeReview2002.html

You are here Home About Cone Shells Keeping up with the cones Natural History ; New York; Feb 2002; by Aparna Sreenivasan; Volume: 111 Issue: 1 Start Page: 40-47 ISSN: 00280712 Subject Terms: Mollusks Poisons Evolution Peptides Abstract: The genus Conus includes more than 500 species, whose shells are embellished with a seemingly endless variety of intricate patterns. Cone snails have existed for 55 millions years, and the number of species of the venomous snail has been doubling every 6.1 million years. Full Text: [Headnote] Chased by evolutionary biologists and pharmacological researchers, a tropical mollusk redefines "a snail's pace." In the early 1900s a U.S. marine stationed in the Philippines found a beautiful shell near a coral reef. Thinking it would make a nice gift for his girlfriend back home, he carried it off, placing it on his shoulder to show his friends. As the young man walked toward his buddies, the animal inside the shell extended a needle like organ and stung him on the neck. Within minutes, the marine was dead. The unfortunate American died from the sting of a cone snail, a member of the genus Conus. Collectors and beachcombers have long admired and coveted the snails' beautiful shells, risking a sometimes fatal sting to get them. The genus includes more than 500 species, whose shells are embellished with a seemingly endless variety of intricate patterns: repeating triangles or tiny cobblestone motifs, stripes, bands, spots. The length of the protoconch (the spiral on the wide posterior end of the shell) and the number of whorls differ by species, and the shells range from the size of a grape to that of a pear. To a collector, the allure of a mature, undamaged specimen-called a gem shell, and nearly impossible to find-cannot be underestimated. Despite the risk, people still pick them up.

86. BillQuick Time Biling And Project Management time keeping and time billing software for consultants http://www.bqe.com

Hot Pages Free Walkthru Screen Shots Report Samples Invoice Samples ... Live Demos Shortcuts Training Resellers Knowledge Base BillQuick FAQ ... BillQuick is the most flexible Time Billing and Project Management software available. It is the end result of countless suggestions made by service industry professionals just like you. It is truly user defined - The perfect solution for your office. At BQE Software Inc. , we realize that not everyone conducts business in the same way. BillQuick is fully customizable to fit your specific needs. It includes over 400 standard Invoices and reports , allowing you to meet the requirements of your most demanding clients and providing the in-depth analysis tools needed to optimize all aspects of your business. To learn more, please visit our Demos page or download a free evaluation copy ZDNet Quote "You'll definitely make more money with BillQuick. Charging for your labor has never been easier than with this powerhouse that shows your projects, clients, rates and expenses. A click here and a click there creates the perfect record of your efforts. Get rid of those stubby pencil time sheets and start billing with PC"

87. Earliest Clocks a means of keeping track of the increments of time and displaying the result. Our ways of keeping track of the passage of time include the position of clock http://physics.nist.gov/GenInt/Time/early.html

Ancient Calendars Early Clocks A Revolution in Timekeeping The "Atomic" Age World Time Scales and Time Zones NIST Time Services Bibliography Early Clocks N ot until somewhat recently (that is, in terms of human history) did people find a need for knowing the time of day. As best we know, 5000 to 6000 years ago great civilizations in the Middle East and North Africa began to make clocks to augment their calendars. With their attendant bureaucracies, formal religions, and other burgeoning societal activities, these cultures apparently found a need to organize their time more efficiently. Sun Clocks T he Sumerian culture was lost without passing on its knowledge, but the Egyptians were apparently the next to formally divide their day into parts something like our hours. Obelisks (slender, tapering, four-sided monuments) were built as early as 3500 BCE. Their moving shadows formed a kind of sundial, enabling people to partition the day into morning and afternoon. Obelisks also showed the year's longest and shortest days when the shadow at noon was the shortest or longest of the year. Later, additional markers around the base of the monument would indicate further subdivisions of time. Another Egyptian shadow clock or sundial, possibly the first portable timepiece, came into use around 1500 BCE. This device divided a sunlit day into 10 parts plus two "twilight hours" in the morning and evening. When the long stem with 5 variably spaced marks was oriented east and west in the morning, an elevated crossbar on the east end cast a moving shadow over the marks. At noon, the device was turned in the opposite direction to measure the afternoon "hours."

88. Astronomical Time Keeping Extensive descriptions of many astronomical time keeping systems, with information on time zones and Julian day numbers. http://www.maa.mhn.de/Scholar/times.html

Astronomical Time Keeping Introduction Siderial Time Solar Time Universal Time (UT), Greenwich Time ... References Introduction: Time keeping and construction of calendars are among the oldest branches of astronomy. Up until very recently, no earth-bound method of time keeping could match the accuracy of time determinations derived from observations of the sun and the planets. All the time units that appear natural to man are caused by astronomical phenomena: The year by Earth's orbit around the Sun and the resulting run of the seasons, the month by the Moon's movement around the Earth and the change of the Moon phases, the day by Earth's rotation and the succession of brightness and darkness. If high precision is required, however, the definition of time units appears to be problematic. Firstly, ambiguities arise for instance in the exact definition of a rotation or revolution. Secondly, some of the basic astronomical processes turn out to be uneven and irregular. A problem known for thousands of years is the non-commensurability of year, month, and day. Neither can the year be precisely expressed as an integer number of months or days, nor does a month contain an integer number of days. To solves these problems, a multitude of time scales and calenders were devised of which the most important will be described below. Siderial Time The siderial time is deduced from the revolution of the Earth with respect to the distant stars and can therefore be determined from nightly observations of the starry sky. A siderial day can be defined in a first approximation as the time interval between two successive passages of the same star through the meridian. Here, the meridian of an observational site is the great circle passing through the two celestial poles and the zenith of the site. Expressed in different words, the meridian is the projection of the circle of the site's geographical longitude onto the celestial sphere if projected from the Earth's centre. The passage through the meridian is thus a more accurate determination of the point in time when in colloquial speech ``the star is due south'' (at least for observers on the northern hemisphere). The duration of a siderial day in units of Universal Time is 23h 56m 04.0905s.

89. A Walk Through Time An illustrated history of timekeeping from ancient times to the present, by NIST. http://physics.nist.gov/GenInt/Time/time.html

A NIST Physics Laboratory Presentation The Evolution of Time Measurement through the Ages Ancient Calendars Early Clocks A Revolution in Timekeeping The "Atomic" Age World Time Scales and Time Zones NIST Time Services Bibliography Version History National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Physics Laboratory Time and Frequency Division (for additional information on time services and standards) Note: This page can be accessed using http://physics.nist.gov/time Online: May 1995 - Last update: April 30, 2002 - cns

90. SofTrack A real time, production tracking software that's designed to improve control and increase efficiency. http://www.softotal.com/html/softrack.html

Buy Material Calculator On special A real time, production tracking software that’s designed to improve control and increase efficiency. SofTrack’s job order tracking allows the user to: Determine the location of an order in real time Track Parts you send for Outside Processing Maximize production efficiency through better scheduling Monitor employee activities and attendance Establish production times and correctly allocate costs to specific job orders and products Password protected so that Users have access only to the areas they are suppose to. Multiple Shifts, are allowed. It’s a software that keeps your production personnel working on what they do best, production. Through the use of barcode scanning and time clocking, the system provides accurate information with minimal input from your production personnel. SofTrack is easy to use and training time is quick. SofTrack’s 2 main components are the Production module and the Time Clock module. The first controls work orders at the shop floor level. The second monitors employee attendance and reports on job assignments. Together, they provide the shop manager with a powerful tool that controls production and improves output. Priced just right, every shop can benefit from the advantages that SofTrack provides. Regardless of the number of workstations or users, SofTrack is based on a single user price for life. If the number of stations is increased in the future, then the price of any hardware is the only additional cost required. SofTrack comes with a 1-year tech support and software update package included. After the first year, a small fee is charged if you choose to continue with the support and update service. Overall, SofTrack is the most affordable software of it’s kind on the market.

91. PROJECT GUTENBERG OFFICIAL HOME SITE - ARTICLES - Now Is The Time! - Plea 1997, Argument against keeping books under copyright when they should have gone to the Public Domain under the provisions of prior copyright law. From Project Gutenberg. http://www.promo.net/pg/cplea97/

Now Is The Time! Please read also: "Information Age". . .For Whom? by M. Hart Governments SAY they promote literacy and education for the masses, but these bills would remove a million books from a quarter of a billion people, in the US alone. The total loss to the world was: 20 times $2.5 Quadrillion or $50 Quadrillion [at a "street value" of $10 per book per human lifetime.] This HAS been done before, and the result has been literacy rates and SAT scores plummeting over the past 20-30 years. These bills HAVE been stopped before. . .but they are on an express "fast track" this time to "spring this legislation" upon us before we have a chance to react You can contact your congress people as follows: Try the congressional email service: Clickable Email addresses @ Congress http://webcom.com/~leavitt/cong.html zip code +4 gets your congressperson Remember, 1 phone call = 10 letters: and one letter equals ten emails!!!! Thanks!!! Michael S. Hart Project Gutenberg Executive Director Internet User ~#100 Web Site Designed and Administered by Pietro Di Miceli , webmaster of PROMO.NET

92. Avandant | Dental Marketing Strategies That Work Offers a dental marketing program that is focused on acquiring, keeping and reactivating patients for a dental practice, with minimal dentist time. http://www.avandant.com

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93. Keeping The Faith A review by Sister Kathleen Crowley of Ordinary time Cycles in Marriage, Faith and Renewal. http://www.salemstate.edu/sextant/v5n1/Crowley.html

KEEPING THE FAITH Sister Kathleen Crowley Ordinary Time: Cycles in Marriage, Faith and Renewal Nancy Mairs Beacon Press The ability to share one's life of faith with candor and insight is a risk undertaken by few. For such sharing can easily be interpreted wrongly and received with less respect than is its due. Yet, with piercing honesty and penetrating wisdom, Nancy Mairs has done this, placing her life and her belief before her readers in a series of personal essays which form her autobiography of faith, Ordinary Time . In this spiritual diary, she exhibits a depth of understanding of her newly-owned Catholic faith. At the beginning of her book, Mairs makes clear the urgency she feels to know why and how she has spent most of her conscious life "in an uneasy and unrelenting state of religious faith." The author relates her growing response to a "Something Else", the presence of God Herself. Mairs examines the immanence of "God working out Godself in everything." The title of her book identifies that time in the liturgical life of the Church which is outside the seasons of feast and fast outside of Advent and Christmas, Lent and Easter. Ordinary Time becomes for Mairs the time of religious presence, of God's close proximity to her in the people and events of her life. The transcendent God of mystery seems far from her experiences of God who is involved in every moment of her life. Mairs struggles with her "uneasy faith" in being, at one and the same time, Catholic and feminist something she laughingly refers to as an oxymoron. Yet, throughout her book, she attempts to weave together these two realities. Sometimes she accomplishes this with insight and integrity. At other times, she wrestles with the uncomfortable fit of both in her life. At this intersection of Catholicism and feminism, Mairs exhibits most visibly her ability to live with ambiguity and uncertainty. For she chooses to remain within this Church which she loves and wishes to change.

94. Martian Time Everything about keeping time on Mars. Over 80 Martian calendars and over 40 Martian clock systems. http://pweb.jps.net/~tgangale/mars/

MARTIAN TIME "What day is it? Do days exist without calendars? Does time pass when there are no human hands left to wind the clocks?" Howard Koch, Invasion from Mars, the 1938 radio play based on H. G. Wells' The War of the Worlds Why Should We Send Humans to Mars? Printable Martian Calendar Pages Martian Time Topics by Author Martian Time Topics by Category ... Utilities ON SALE NOW! 2005 Darian calendar for Mars (Russian language version) First edition! Limited printing! Sure to be a collector's item! This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here Find all about Time and date and astronomy on Mars at Wikiverse FastCounter by bCentral This site documents everything that is known about keeping time on Mars. It documents more than 80 Martian calendars for defining the date on Mars and more than 40 Martian clock systems for keeping time on Mars. The earliest known Martian calendar was described in Percy Greg's 1880 utopian novel, Across the Zodiac.

95. Addtime Recording UK – Traditional, Time Recorders, Intelligent Clocking System Specialists in the field of time keeping and security patrol equipment for businesses. http://www.addtimerecording.co.uk/

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96. Ideal Management & Bookkeeping Services, LLC The Small Business Specialist Bookkeeping, Financial Record keeping Management Consulting, Web Design, time Management QuickBooks Training from a Certified QuickBooks Pro Advisor http://www.imbservices.com/

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97. I-Mockery.com | Classic Games! Reviews And More! Console, Arcade, Computer, & Ha Dedicated to keeping the memory of the best classic games of all time alive. Arcade, console, computer, and handheld reviews. http://www.i-mockery.com/classicgames/default.php

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98. Manufacturing Software, Shop And Office Manufacturing Software - 9/22/2005 - Sof Manufacturing software for small and midsized make-to-order and mixed mode manufacturers like job shop, aerospace, tool and mold, discrete manufacturers. Includes integrated ERP for estimating and quoting, process and job planning, job tracking, data collection for tracking, costing and time keeping to scheduling and accounting. http://www.cossinc.com/

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99. Online Practice Record - Practice Music Longer And More Effectively A free program (registration required) that encourages practice by keeping track of daily practice time, the music, and questions or comments for the student and/or teacher. http://www.onlinepracticerecord.com/

An online tool for dedicated music students Welcome Music Students and Teachers OnlinePracticeRecord.com is a free music education program that you can use regardless of the musical instrument you play. The Online Practice Record encourages you to practice your music longer by keeping track of your daily practice time, the music you practice, and questions or comments for you and/or your music teacher. Your weekly practice information is saved so you can track your progress, and the program will provide a summary of how many hours per week you practiced, the average time per day, as well as allow you to compare your practice time with others using the program. More details are available on the Frequently Asked Questions page. Although this Web program was originally developed for the students of Emily Gurwitz's Flute Studio in San Antonio, Texas, we are allowing others the opportunity to use it. If you are a music teacher and have questions about how this program works or how it may benefit your music students, please let us know The first step is to register to use the Online Practice Record . After you have registered, you will receive full instructions via e-mail.

100. Content.html Paper discussing using the new literacy in content area instruction, how this area is changing, time restrictions, protection of children, keeping up with new developments and preparing children for their literacy and learning futures. http://web.syr.edu/~djleu/content.html

Developing New Literacies: Using the Internet in Content Area Instruction Donald J. Leu, Jr. Syracuse University To appear in: Creativity and Innovation in Content Area Instruction. Norwood, MA: Christopher-Gordon. Developing New Literacies: Using the Internet in Content Area Instruction The nature of literacy and learning is rapidly changing as new technologies for information and communication such as the Internet appear, providing us with new challenges and new opportunities as we consider how best to prepare children for their futures. In fact, if there is one thing that is certain in these uncertain times, it is that the technologies of information and communication will regularly and repeatedly change, regularly redefining what it means to be literate ( Leu, in press ). This presents particular problems to those of us charged with preparing children for their future. How can we best prepare children for the new literacies that will be needed for the new technologies of information and communication that appear? Leu, in press

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