41. StreetEvents: Event Calendar measurement Specialties, measurement Specialties at AeA 5th Annual MicroCap FinancialConference SPONSOR American Electronics Association, 13May-03, N/A. http://www.fulldisclosure.com/company.asp?ticker=MSS&coid=63655&client=cb

42. Performance Measurement For Government | Calendar calendar. Upcoming Speech Engagements. Contact us if you know of, or are sponsoring,a conference, training, or event related to performance measurement, http://www.seagov.org/calendar/

Home PMG Store Calendar FASB ... Sloan Grantee Forum Calendar Upcoming Speech Engagements Contact us if you know of, or are sponsoring, a conference, training, or event related to performance measurement, managing for results, or public accountability. June 2004 June 13 - 16 th Annual Conference" Sponsored by: GFOA Contact information: www.gfoa.org Milwaukee, WI June 22 - 24 “Managing Technology 2004” Sponsored by: Governing Magazine Contact information: www.governing.com Boston, MA June 27 “Annual Professional Development Conference” Sponsored by: AGA Contact information: www.agacgfm.org Washington, DC June 27 - 30 “Professional Development Conference” Sponsored by: AGA Contact information: www.agacgfm.org Washington, DC July 2004 July 19 - 20 “Developing and Using Performance Measures”” Sponsored by: The Performance Institute Contact information: www.performanceweb.org Arlington, VA July 28 - 30 Sponsored by: Performance Management Association (PMA) Contact information: www.som.cranfield.ac.uk/som/cbp/PMA Edinburgh, UK August 2004 Aug. 8 - 11

43. Performance Measurement For Government | Calendar Upcoming Speech Engagements. Over the next several months, Wilson Campbelland Jay Fountain will be making presentations on the Special http://www.seagov.org/calendar/speeches.shtml

Home PMG Store Calendar FASB ... Sloan Grantee Forum Upcoming Speech Engagements Over the next several months, Wilson Campbell and Jay Fountain will be making presentations on the Special Report on Suggested Criteria for Communicating Performance Information at a number of locations across the country. Many of these sessions are for local AGA chapters. If you are interested in more information about attending any of these presentations, please contact Patti Waterbury at pawaterbury@gasb.org or (203) 956-5245. Location Date Organization Kansas City, MO April 16 Kansas City AGA Phoenix, AZ April 16 Phoenix AGA Columbus, OH April 19 Ohio AGA Sacramento, CA April 19 Northern CA AGA Portland, OR April 20 Oregon AGA Seattle, WA April 22 WSCPAs Boise, ID April 26 Idaho AGA Lincoln, NE Date Changed Nebraska AGA Tallahassee, FL April 30 Tallahassee AGA Park Cities, UT May 4 Northern Utah AGA Des Moines, IA Date Changed Iowa AGA Little Rock, AR May 6 Arkansas AGA Chicago, IL May 10 Chicago AGA Lubbock, TX May 19 SWSGF, Texas Tech Univ. Buffalo, NY May 25 New Sacramento, CA

44. CALENDAR DATABASE A Walk Through Time the evolution of time measurement. Aztec calendar describesthe sacred Aztec calendar, and can tell you what date it is according to that http://www.greatdreams.com/calndr2.htm

CALENDAR AND TIME DATABASE INCLUDES ASTROLOGY AND ASTRONOMY BASICS (This page was constructed in the year 2000) Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November; All the rest have thirty-one Excepting February alone: Which hath but twenty-eight, is fine, Till leap year gives it twenty-nine. BUT NOT ALWAYS!!!! GREGORIAN Pope Gregory XIII updated the Christian Calendar in1582. Only Europeans identified Year One with the birth of Christ. BUDDHIST Year One marks the death of Buddha which was around 543 B.C. Not all Buddhists follow this calendar. The Tibetan monks follow a calendar that comes full cycle every 60 years. It is related to the Chinese calendar, with each year named after an animal and an element. The new year begins on the Gregorian day of Feb. 6, 2000 It will be the end of the year of the Earth Hare and the beginning of the Year of the Iron Dragon. CHINESE China's calendar was invented in the Gregorian year of 2637 B.C. It has been revised many times. It runs in 60 year cycles, each year named for a constellation and for one of 12 animals connected to the Chinese Zodiac. The Chinese calendar is now in the 16th year of the current cycle, the year of the Rabbit. The year of the Dragon starts on the Gregorian Feb. 5, 2000. ETHIOPIAN COPTIC CHRISTIANS Ethiopian Orthodox Christians date Christ's birth akin to the Gregorian year A.D. 7. The Ethiopian calendar is similar to ancient Egypt with 12 months of 30 days and a 13th month of five days.

45. Honeywell Industrial Measurement And Control EzNews - Tradeshow Calendar Check out our easyto-use products in person! Dates, Trade Show, Location. Sept15-18, ASM – Annual Heat Treat Conference and Exposition, Indianapolis, IN. http://content.honeywell.com/imc/eznews/eznews0303/calendar.htm

Radiamatic-II Non-Contact Infrared Temperature Sensor Released New ST 2000 Pressure Transmitter Offers Low Cost, High Reliability On-Line Field Instruments Seminar Coming Soon Easy Access to Technical and Sales Literature ... Honeywell DirectLine Sensors Feature Money Back Guarantee Check out our easy-to-use products in person! Dates Trade Show Location Sept 15-18 ASM – Annual Heat Treat Conference and Exposition Indianapolis, IN Sept 23-25 INTERPHEX – California San Jose, CA Oct 11-15 WEFTEC – Water Environmental Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference Los Angeles, CA Oct 19-23 IWC – International Water Conference Pittsburg, PA Oct 21-23 ISA 2003 Houston, TX Nov 3-6 ISPE Annual Meeting New Orleans, LA

46. Earnings Calendar: Investing - MSN Money Earnings calendar Search by Ticker Symbol Search by Company Name. QUICKFACTS. Company MSS measurement Specialties. 80 Little Falls http://moneycentral.ccbn.com/company.asp?ticker=MSS&coid=63655&client=msn

47. Suppressed Information About Alternative Energy And Science - Calendar Reform Beneficial Technologies USA Adoption of Metric System Needed calendar Reform of the Metric System, THE international system of measurement, the creator http://www.xprt.net/~hightech/metric.htm

Suppressed Information About Alternative Energy and Science TM USA Adoption of Metric System Needed Information pages: Home Page Tesla's Discoveries and Inventions Free Energy Research Alleged Suppressed Beneficial Technologies ... About the Webmaster USA Adoption of Metric System Needed In support of the Metric System, THE international system of measurement, the creator of this web site urges all USA businesses and residents, particularly renewable energy businesses, to adopt the metric system. The US Customary system of measurement is complicated, antiquated, and now an outdated system of measurement derived from imperial England. Even England and the rest of the United Kingdom have already adopted the metric system as their official system of measurement and it is time for the USA to do so as well. Only the USA, Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) and Liberia have not made the metric system their official system of measurement! The failure of the USA to thus far officially adopt the metric system, hinders USA exports. By the year 2010 the European Union will no longer allow any imports of products labeled with US customary units, only metric units will be allowed on the labels. It will be costly for USA companies to use one set of units on exports and another set of units on domestic products. This is more costly because such businesses will need to keep two separate sets of inventories for the same merchandise, one set with US units on the package and one set with metric only units on the package. This increases inventory costs. The USA needs to transition to metric now if it wants to continue to cost effectively compete in the global marketplace.

48. Www.GovExec.com - Calendar our Frequently Asked Questions for answers to common calendar questions. Within thecontext of performance measurement and assessment, research and development http://www.govexec.com/calendar/

Skip Navigation Search Advanced Search Home Management Homeland Security ... THE DAILY E-NEWS Get our news stories delivered right to your in-box each morning by signing up for our daily e-newsletter, or one of our weekly specialty publications. See our Frequently Asked Questions for answers to common calendar questions. Select a month from the list. September October February March ... January June 2004 Date: Jun 7 - 8, 2004 Location: Alexandria, Va. Event Name: Silanis Annual Government Users Conference Event Sponsor: Silanis Technology Event Description: Contact Information: Name: Andrea Simmons Phone number: E-Mail: andrea_simmons@silanis.com Web site: http://www.silanis.com/govuc/ Return to Top Date: Jun 7 - 8, 2004 Location: Alexandria, Va. Event Name: Silanis Annual Government Users Conference Event Sponsor: Silanis Technology Event Description: Contact Information: Name: Andrea Simmons Phone number: E-Mail: andrea_simmons@silanis.com Web site: http://www.silanis.com/govuc/ Return to Top Date: Jun 7 - 8, 2004 Location: San Diego, Calif.

49. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Reform Of The Calendar length of the Gregorian year exceeds the true astronomical measurement by twenty Forthe actual introduction of the Gregorian calendar or New Style, throughout http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/03168a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... C > Reform of the Calendar A B C D ... Z Reform of the Calendar For the measurement of time the most important units furnished by natural phenomena are the Day and the Year . In regard of both, it is convenient and usual to speak of the apparent movements of the sun and stars as if they were real, and not occasioned by the rotation and revolution of the earth. The Day is the interval between two successive passages of the sun across the meridian of any place. It is commonly computed from the midnight passage across the inferior meridian on the opposite side of the globe; but by astronomers from the passage at the noon following. The Civil Day is thus twelve hours in advance of the Astronomical The Solar Day , which is what we always mean by this term day , is longer by about four minutes of time than the Sidereal , or the successive passages of a fixed star across the same meridian; for, owing to the revolution of the earth in its orbit from west to east, the sun appears to travel annually in a path (the ecliptic), likewise from west to east, among the stars round the entire heavens. The belt of constellations through which it appears to proceed is styled the zodiac. During half the year (March to September) the ecliptic lies to the north of the celestial equator; during the other half (September to March) to the south. The points where ecliptic and equator intersect are called the equinoxes. In the northern hemisphere the March equinox (or "first point of Aries") is called the vernal equinox; the September equinox ("first point of Libra"), the autumnal.

50. UI Performs Benefit Accuracy Measurement Program Calendar Year 1997 UI Performs Benefit Accuracy measurement Program. UI PERFORMS BenefitAccuracy measurement Program calendar Year 1997 Data. calendar http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/unemploy/content/report97.asp

@import url(../../css/stylesheet-ns4.css); @import url(../../css/stylesheet.css); U.S. Department of Labor www.doleta.gov Search: Advanced Search Monday, June 7, 2004 Home UI > Benefit Accuracy Measurement Program UI Performs Benefit Accuracy Measurement Program UI PERFORMS Benefit Accuracy Measurement Program Calendar Year 1997 Data Calendar year (CY) 1997 data for the Unemployment Insurance (UI) Benefit Accuracy Measurement (BAM) program is summarized in the following table. The BAM program is one component of UI PERFORMS, the U. S. Department of Labor's system for promoting continuous improvement in UI performance. UI BAM rates are estimates based on randomly selected samples of UI payments. Overpayment and underpayment rates do not represent the actual percentages of errors detected in the population. These estimated rates are subject to sampling and nonsampling errors. The 95 percent confidence intervals for each State's overpayment and underpayment rates equal the estimated error rate plus and minus the value indicated in the column (+/). The true error rate is expected to lie within this interval for 95 percent of the samples of the size selected by the State. The 26,989 UI payments for which data were collected represents a completion rate of 99.9 percent of the cases sampled in CY 1997. Nonresponse bias is, therefore, not a significant issue. However, other sources of nonsampling error, such as differences among investigators in the interpretation of State unemployment compensation laws and administrative procedures, can effect accuracy rate estimates.

51. UI Performs Benefit Accuracy Measurement Program Calendar Year 1996 calendar Year 1996 UI PERFORMS Benefit Accuracy measurement Programcalendar Year 1996 Data. calendar year (CY) 1996 data for the http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/unemploy/content/report.asp

@import url(../../css/stylesheet-ns4.css); @import url(../../css/stylesheet.css); U.S. Department of Labor www.doleta.gov Search: Advanced Search Monday, June 7, 2004 Home UI > Benefit Accuracy Measurement Program Calendar Year 1996 UI PERFORMS Benefit Accuracy Measurement Program Calendar Year 1996 Data Calendar year (CY) 1996 data for the Unemployment Insurance (UI) Benefit Accuracy Measurement (BAM) program is summarized in the following table. The BAM program is one component of UI PERFORMS, the U. S. Department of Labor's closed-loop system for promoting continuous improvement in UI performance. UI BAM rates are estimates based on randomly selected samples of UI payments. Overpayment and underpayment rates do not represent the actual percentages of errors detected in the population. These estimated rates are subject to sampling and nonsampling errors. The 95 percent confidence intervals are shown for each State's overpayment and underpayment rates. The interval equals the estimated error rate plus and minus the value indicated in the column (+/!-). The true error rate is expected to lie within this interval for 95 percent of the samples of the size selected by the State. The 39,057 UI payments for which data were collected represents a completion rate of 99.9 percent of the cases sampled in CY 1996. Nonresponse bias is, therefore, not a significant issue. However, other sources of nonsampling error, such as differences among investigators in the interpretation of State unemployment compensation laws and administrative procedures, can effect accuracy rate estimates.

52. Computer Measurement Group 2004 CMG Events calendar. http://www.cmg.org/cgi-bin/calendar_2004.pl

2004 CMG Events Calendar Yearly Monthly February rd Northern California Meeting NCCMG Meeting Pleasanton NCCMG Meeting is being sponsored by BMC and will be held in their Pleasanton facilities. For more info contact: Cathy Nolan th National Capital Area Seminar NCACMG Winter 2004 Seminar Northern Virginia - DC Suburbs The National Capital Area CMG Region welcomes you to their first event of 2004. Please check our website for information about the agenda, contacts, and directions. We hope to see you there! For more info contact: Matt Bressler or visit www.ncacmg.org/m02112004.htm th Canada Meeting Full Day seminar/meeting in Toronto. For more info contact: Anthony Mungal or visit www.cmg.org/regions/cacmg nd th CMG National Exhibition SHARE Technology Exchange Long Beach, CA Join CMG as we exhibit at SHARE, a 6-day event featuring mutli-disciplinary technical education and professional networking for IT professionals of IBM enterprise computing environments. At this event, you’ll learn real-world technical solutions from users like you to meet the IT business challenges of today, have the opportunity to influence future product development, and preview tomorrow’s solutions from IBM. For more info contact: CMG Headquarters or visit www.share.org

53. International Society Of Weighing & Measurement ISWM calendar of Events 2004. March 10, 2004 Great Lakes Division BusinessMeeting, 1000 am 1200 pm Golden Lamb Inn, Lebanon, OH http://www.iswm.com/calendar.asp

ISWM Calendar of Events March 10, 2004 Great Lakes Division Business Meeting, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Golden Lamb Inn, Lebanon, OH 45036 (513) 932-5065 Cost: $15 includes lunch. Lunch will be served at 12:15 p.m. For further information, contact Brian Brown at Alpha-Liberty at 513/777-1525 or bbrown5@cinci.rr.com April 2-3, 2004 Joint ISWM Southeastern and Southern Divisions Spring Meeting Embassy Suites Golf Resort and Conference Center, Greenville, SC For further information, contact Charles Pipes at charles@weighsouth.com April 16-18, 2004 ISWM Potomac Division Meeting Fenwick Inn, Ocean City, MD For information, contact Steve Dishon at scalesales@aol.com or 410/288-5433 June 21, 2004 ISWM Board of Directors Meeting Cincinnati Marriott RiverCenter, Covington, KY For information, contact the ISWM office: 301.258.1115 or staff@iswm.org June 22-25, 2004 ISWM 2004 Conference and Exposition: Growth and Efficiency Through Technology and Training Northern Kentucky Convention Center, Covington, KY For information, contact the ISWM office: 301.258.1115 or

54. Calendar Of Events And Event Services In Asia All Categories, Performance measurement For Corporate Communication. measurementprovides proof and gives credibility to advice, plans and reporting. http://www.calendarone.com/cgi-bin/weblink.exe/eventdetpg@cityguide?id=29872&pui

55. Math Forum - Problems Library - Math Fundamentals, Measurement/Units: Time & Cal Time calendar These problems require knowledge of time, including the relationships resourcesfrom our Math Tools project Math 4 measurement The closest http://mathforum.org/library/problems/sets/fun_measurement_time.html

TOPICS This page: measurement/units area length money ... perimeter time/calendar volume/capacity weight About Levels of Difficulty Math Fundamentals operations with numbers number sense number theory parts of wholes ... PoW Library Teacher Support Page Available Problem Accepts Submissions These problems require knowledge of time, including the relationships between different units of time ranging from seconds to years. Related Resources Interactive resources from our Math Tools project: Math 4: Measurement The closest match in our Ask Dr. Math archives: Elementary Measurement NCTM Standards: Measurement Standard for Grades 3-5 Access to these problems requires a Membership Across Australia - Lisa Lavelle Math Fundamentals, difficulty level 2. Help Mr. W figure out when he needs to start his trip in order to meet Mrs. W on time (requires a bit of map reading). ... Across Wisconsin - Jo Wenzler Math Fundamentals, difficulty level 2. Determine how long it will take this athletic math teacher to bike across Wisconsin (requires a little map reading). Initially a two-week problem. ... Aidan's Millimeter Measurements - Lisa Lavelle Math Fundamentals, difficulty level 1. Calculate Aidan's height and age based on his well-baby measurements at the doctor's office. ...

56. Math Forum : Measurement : NCDPI Lesson Plans measurement Use information on a calendar Grade 1 North Carolina Department ofPublic Instruction Mathematics Curriculum Competency Goal 4 measurement. http://mathforum.org/paths/measurement/dpi.measure.html

Measurement: Lesson Plans From the State of North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Contents The consultant staff of Mathematicians has developed a series of lesson plans to help North Carolina teachers in implementing the state's Mathematics Curriculum. General/Units Measurement: Use non-standard units to measure length, weight, capacity Grade 1 North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Mathematics Curriculum Competency Goal 4: Measurement. Lesson Plans: Using Cuisenaire rods or Unifix cubes or straws, measure the length of the teacher's desk, a tall book, and the bookcase. Use paper clips to measure shorter objects. If you use rods of a different color or larger paper clips, would the answer be the same? Determine the weight of classroom objects using counters as nonstandard units and a balance. Estimate and then check to see how many counters balance the object. Measurement: Choose appropriate tool for measuring Grade 2 North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Mathematics Curriculum Competency Goal 4: Standard units of metric and customary measurement. Lesson Plans: Show student a book. Ask child to get from the measurement center what is needed to determine how long the book is (an inch or centimeter ruler). Ask child how to figure out what the book weighs. What is needed to weigh the book? Would a ruler help? Ask student to measure the length of a pencil. Give student the choice of using a centimeter ruler or a meter stick (or an inch ruler or a yard stick).

57. September 2002 Terrorism Measurement -- An Astrologer's Perspective clients and students want to know when the next time a terror exists for this countrythat I have developed a calendar offering my own measurement for terrorism http://www.anastrologersperspective.com/92002cal.html

::An Astrologer's Perspective ::New Articles *NEW!* Afghanistan: The War Zone is by No Means Isolated to Iraq Terrorism Study ::Terror Measurement Calendars September 2002 October 2002 November 2002 December 2002 ::Online Astrological Reports Order Reports Here United Press International Guardian Unlimited BBC News ... Directory ::Calendar Measuring the Astrological Potential for Terrorism I have had so many of my friends, family, clients and students want to know when the next time a terror exists for this country that I have developed a calendar offering my own measurement for terrorism. I am basing my measurements off from the 911 experience. The same measurement I used to predict a year marked with terrorism in 2001 for the United States. You may view my archive. September 8-18, 2001 measured 14. The method is quite simple. These numbers measure hidden activity for the United States. The highest is 14 to date. This would indicate that a very serious threat exists. It could be done for any country. 1-4 is manageable. 5 is a heads-up, and 6 is active abductions, disgruntled prisoners, hospital activity, and terror activity. Above 6, situations are brewing covertly. Below you will see a calendar for September 2002. Remember, you don't have to be Al Qaeda to be a terrorist. Abduction and homicide are forms of terror, too. Also, we have all kinds of secret service and prisoner acts that will show up in this measurement. I will clarify where I can. The goal here is to bring a helpful awareness to the public. The danger of this calendar is that it focuses primarily on giving a terrorism measurement. This means I am not mentioning other important news. Please realize there is other news out there. Terrorism just happens to be a fact of life these days. Perhaps this can offer a heads-up and save some lives.

58. Resources On Measurement And Reference Systems Groups advocating calendar reform. Units of measurement (along the axes); Projection;Ellipsoid; Datum (usually includes a specification of an ellipsoid) http://faculty.washington.edu/chrisman/G460/res03.html

Supporting Resources for Lecture 03: Components of GI and Reference Systems Index of Resources: Citations to literature Components of GI Reference Systems Time Space Attribute Citations to literature implied in lecture The division of maps into general and thematic dates back to the first half of twentieth century. Raisz, E. 1948: General Cartography Raisz, E. 1962: Principles of Cartography . New York: John Wiley. The division continues in the basic texts on cartography (such as:) Robinson, A. H. 1953: Elements of Cartography . New York: John Wiley, first edition. Robinson, A. H., Morrison, J. L., Muehrcke, P. C., Guptill, S. C. and Kimerling, J. 1995: Elements of Cartography . New York: John Wiley, sixth edition. Dent, Borden, Thematic Cartography (three editions...) John K. Wright (originator of "dasymetric" mapping) had a much more creative view than the rest of the folks at the time... Wright, J. K. 1936: A method of mapping densities of population with Cape Cod as an example. Geographical Review Wright, J. K. 1955: "Crossbreeding" geographical quantities.

59. 2003 Editorial Calendar 2003 Editorial calendar. February. SCADA Communications Report, North AmericanPipeline Construction, measurement, • GITA • Entelec, January 10, 2003. March. http://www.pipelineandgastechnology.com/PGT2003calendar.html

2003 Media Planning Guide 2003 Editorial Calendar editorial focus extra features quarterly review bonus distribution ad closing date January Construction Forecast and Review Pipeline Technology December 20, 2002 February SCADA Communications Report North American Pipeline Construction Measurement January 10, 2003 March Corrosion/Pipe Protection Liquid lines Compressors February 10, 2003 April Gas Industry Management Report Offshore Report Pipeline Technology March 10, 2003 May Instrumentation, Controls, and Meters Europe Outlook Measurement April 10, 2003 June Corrosion Technology Liquids/LNG Lines Compressors May 9, 2003 July Compression and Controls Pipeline Technology June 10, 2003 August Maintenance/Reliability/Integrity Trenchless Technology Measurement July 10, 2003 September Technology Report Compressors August 8, 2003 October International Construction Report Pipeline Technology September 10, 2003 November Gas Operations and Maintenance Automation and Communications Measurement October 10, 2003 December Measurement Report Plastic Pipe and Fittings Compressors November 10, 2003

60. The Origin Of Time Measurement By A Millennium Sceptic Other Systems In Common Use . Western calendar The Muslim Year Is Now TheBuddist Year Is Now The Ancient Mayan Year Would Be The Jewish Year Is Now. http://www.rocknroll.force9.co.uk/advice/time.htm

Millennium Scepticism Back to engine room Go to comedy ... Campaign 4 Bank Holidays Updated 26th Dec 1999, 24th Feb 2000, 5th March 2000, 1st January 2001 Introduction Over the centuries, there have been many different ways of organizing calendar systems. Different races, continents and even countries have used different ways to count their days. Some of the earliest ever recorded calendars was the Mayan Long Count , the Sumerians, the Chinese, the Romans, the Jews and the Christians all invented new calendars for various reasons. Now Today almost all the western world use the CE ( common era ) dating system. This emerged out of the Gregorian Calendar, which was invented by the office of pope Gregory XIII in 1582 ( only 400 years ago! ). The Gregorian Calendar was adopted by Britain and her Colonies in 1751 ( only 250 years ago ) Ten years ago we called this AD ( Anno Domini ), but we don't use latin anymore, as these days it is just confusing jargon, and relies on an expensive public school education to make any sense of it at all. And besides it makes all year ends into a pseudo christian festival, and these days such concepts are alien and irrelevant to the general population, and to some people even offensive and even oppressive, probably!

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