61. Arroyo Resume' - Revised June 2004 Selected for Merrill Lynch y2k compliance team. Set up promotional events through radio and newspaper media Reviewed the current quality of living, integration http://pages.sbcglobal.net/1961arroyo/docs/Arroyofull.htm

JOSEPH A. (J.A.) ARROYO 13326 E. 33rd Place, Tulsa, OK 74134, Home 918-627-9517, Web http://www.arroyofamily.net, jarroyo@arroyofamily.net Summary Facilitator and trainer with a diversified background over the past 15 years. Recognized for creating stimulating and interactive learning environments, encouraging participation and individual contributions, and providing effective, clear, and concise information in formats that promote high retention levels. Professional with experience in organizational development, leadership training and communications. More than 15 years in managerial and leadership roles. Experience includes analysis, organization, planning and consensus building abilities with effective problem resolution, negotiation, and relationship management skills. Highlights of Qualifications Designed and implemented Distance Learning technologies (videoconferencing and presentation technologies) into K-12 and Higher Education classrooms, adult training, telecommunications. Education and In-House Training Supervision Fundraising Client Needs Assessment Contract/Vendor Negotiations Education Jones International University Englewood, CO

62. Social Studies News of the Day Excellent, current, and complete coverage of They document events in history as they travel Census Bureau - It s coming faster than the y2k bug http://www.gcms.k12.il.us/kummerow/social.htm

Return to: GCMS Elementary School Middle School High School A few sites to get you going. There are many links to follow! 50 State Capitals - Information about the 50 states. Almanac - An InfoPleas site. Want an encyclopedia? Dictionary? Atlas? It's all three neatly wrapped in one! NEW! American Bar Association: How Courts Work- This site is divided into four subtopics: courts and legal procedures, steps in a trial, the human side of being a judge, and mediation, which covers every aspect of the trial system. NEW! American Memory - A Library of Congress site, a gateway to primary source documents. It seems to me that I already had posted this on our site, but it sure is worth a second look if you are doing any kind of research or if you are remotely interested in history. NEW! American Presidents - Excellent profiles of the country's leaders. NEW! Anacostia - African American History museum site. Ancient Images A multi-media mural emphasizing pre-Columbian Southeastern Native American culture created by Mount Pleasant Elementary School Fourth Graders and North Carolina sculptor Raymond Moose. Fantastic project! Atlanta 1906: A Race Riot - Four decades after the Civil War, the city had changed itself into a new, enlightened and racially progressive South. But in the fall of 1906, the city was engulfed in a deadly race riot, one of the worst of the Jim Crow era. This beautiful site contains six chapters with photos and hyper linked content within each page.

63. Social Studies Ellis Island (This site has upcoming events, a genealogy News of the Day (Excellent, current, and complete coverage Bureau (It s coming faster than the y2k bug http://www.gcms.k12.il.us/kummerow/social2.htm

Return to: GCMS Elementary School Middle School High School A few sites to get you going. There are many links to follow! 50 States (Information about the 50 states.) Almanac - An InfoPleas site. Want an encyclopedia? Dictionary? Atlas? It's all three neatly wrapped in one! NEW! American Memory - A Library of Congress site, a gateway to primary source documents. It seems to me that I already had posted this on our site, but it sure is worth a second look if you are doing any kind of research or if you are remotely interested in history. NEW! American Presidents - Excellent profiles of the country's leaders. NEW! Anacostia (African American History museum site.) Ancient Images A multi-media mural emphasizing pre-Columbian Southeastern Native American culture created by Mount Pleasant Elementary School Fourth Graders and North Carolina sculptor Raymond Moose. Fantastic project! Atlapedia - A site with lots of information on countries of the world. A good starting place for maps and general information. NEW!

64. Social Studies Links - MHRIC in Internet video technology with current events, Decisions, Decisions Web resources on current and previous environmental, family, criminal, y2k, probate and http://www.mhric.org/edlinks/soc_st.html

T he M id- H udson R egional I nformation C enter Social Studies s www.1stheadlines.com/ 1stHeadlines provides a central location to easily scan headlines and access news stories from dozens of top newspaper, broadcast and online news sources. An important benefit of 1stHeadlines is that it allows the user to easily view current news events from the regional perspective offered by multiple national and international news organizations. 1stHeadlines is updated continuously, 24 hours a day. A Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust fcit.coedu.usf.edu/holocaust/ This Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust, produced by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology, University of South Florida, is a one-stop shop for learning/teaching about the state-sanctioned genocide of Jews on an unprecedented scale. The various hypertext links throughout the material usefully are coded (photos, document, in-depth, and so on) and the sections -Timeline, People, Arts, Student Activities, and Teacher Resources - cover the subject thoroughly. African-American History Links www.hartfordpl.lib.ct.us/bhistory.htm

65. U.S. House Of Representatives, Committee On Science of any business process disturbances or events, whether due to can be used to support current operations. y2k Critical Success Factors / Critical Infrastructure http://www.house.gov/science/burbano_012700.htm

F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. Chairman Weekly Schedule Press Shop Members Hearings ... Back to Home Page WRITTEN TESTIMONY OF FERNANDO BURBANO, STATE DEPARTMENT CIO AND CIO COUNCIL CIP SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIR JANUARY 27, 2000 I am pleased to submit this prepared testimony to Chairman Horn, Chairwoman Morella, and the distinguished members of the Subcommittee on Government Management, Information, and Technology, and members of the Subcommittee on Technology. This testimony will provide the Subcommittees’ members details on the aftermath of Y2K and the continuing impacts of the federal government’s preparatory efforts from two perspectives. First, in my role as Chairman of the CIO Council’s Subcommittee on Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP), this testimony explains how lessons learned from the federal government’s successful approach to managing Y2K efforts could be applied to government-wide efforts to implement Critical Infrastructure Protection initiatives. Similarly, this report also describes how products and processes developed in support of Y2K can be leveraged into each agency’s ongoing critical infrastructure security efforts.

66. SurvivalRing > News > Start Page > The SurvivalRing Watchdog some personal stories to share of y2k PROBLEMS I help in any future situations, dangerous events, or family ORIGINAL CD docs, both historic AND current, or as http://www.survivalring.org/watchdog.htm

IN THIS UPDATE News Main Page Lots of interesting things going on in many areas, and this page gives you access to the latest news from Richard on many subjects. SurvivalRing Homepage In The News Newsletters The Good Guys ... The Bugout Meter SurvivalRing Sections SurvivalRing Homepage About Us Members News ... Contact Us Stay On Top of Current Events SurvivalRing offers many ways to know what to prepare for, be it nature, man, or anything that can threaten you or your family's safety. Here are just a few areas to know about: Email Lists Webring Navigation Useful Articles Actual Government Shelter Plans A Yahoo Club with chat BBS Message bases Classifieds Personals Feedback Areas and much more Start Here.. Email Lists Wanted - Civil Defense Documents I've collected dozens of original Civil Defense Documents (both US and Canadian) and have a few scanned in. I have all the rest to scan in as time allows, and will put every bit of what I can ONLINE for the world. The historical significance, as well as the quite interesting "National Paranoia" of the Cold War created a wondrous and vast library of documented facts, worrisome phallacies, and useful data and plans that, unfortunately, may one day be required knowledge. Check out my WANTED list of titles I am searching for, and if you can provide info or copies to help me get online, the world will appreciate it more than you know. Check My Latest List out

67. The Online Inventor -- December 1998 and ears open for new product ideas that relate to current events. The next biggest current event that people will capitalize on is the y2k problem, also http://www.marketlaunchers.com/december1998.html

THE ONLINE INVENTOR (C) 1998 Market Launchers, Inc. December, 1998 http://www.marketlaunchers.com Editor: Paul Niemann E-mail: niemann7@marketlaunchers.com In this issue : During the past month, I've been working on bringing my own new product to market. Rather than spending money on advertising, I put all of my marketing efforts into gaining free publicity from the media. Due to the nature and timing of the product, along with the fact that I sent out a number of press releases, the story has appeared in all 4 major forms of media over the last 2 weeks: TV, radio, newspapers and the Internet. This is the basis of our first story. Here's some good news for those of you who have an invention listed on our Invention Database, or if you're planning to list one of your inventions on the Database soon: I'll soon be publicizing the Database in the same way that I'm publicizing my new product through press releases to various trade journals. What that means to you is that a greater number of manufacturers/potential licensees will see your product. Article #1 "IMPEACHMENT: The Card Game," Launching a new product through the use of press releases.

68. Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online | Column: Y2K: Setting The Stan seen. lesson 3. lessons To Learn. No postings yet. current MCPmag user rating for y2k Setting the Standard for Care is Select http://www.mcpmag.com/columns/article.asp?EditorialsID=309

69. INFONEWS N° 60 Du 12/12/99 perso.wanadoo.fr/infonews/themes/y2k.htm APOCALYPSE http//ericir.syr.edu/Virtual/Lessons/Lang_arts/Listening current events occur in their virtual daily life http://perso.wanadoo.fr/infonews/archives/60.htm

INFONEWS n° 60 du 12/12/99 Cette semaine, à la une un nouveau site pédagogique qui présente le gouvernement américain aux enfants : lisez ce qu'en pensent les 3 lettres d'information qui le commentent! Des adresses pour Noël et l'an 2000, avec un excellent shéma de cours du New York Times***. Pour vos cours, une image 'choc' découverte par Jean Sahai, pour dégouter vos élèves du tabac, et de nombreux exercices en ligne. Bonne lecture à tous! SOMMAIRE A la une Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids (revue dans 3 newsletters) Christma s resources for teachers Tobacco and your body (site recommandé par Jean Sahai) TV and Audio on the satellite (message from Lutz Szemkus) Writers' help Elements of Style (revue dans deux newsletters) Projects Participez à 2 romans interactifs internationaux (message de Monique Perdrillat) A la une Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids In a past issue, we provide a link to the Justice Department's Kid Site. Now their is a site that provides a fun and educational introduction to how the U.S. Government works, and the guide is none other than Benjamin

70. Y2K Lessons Learned y2k lessons learned. Preparation is essential to protect against current cybersecurity risks. to share information, exercise contingency plans and coordinate http://www.fcw.com/fcw/articles/2002/0107/mgt-bruce-01-07-02.asp

document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); Search The Site Advanced Search HOME FCW.COM DOWNLOAD TECHNOLOGY ... ALSO ONLINE Current Issue News By Topic CIOs Defense E-Government Homeland Security ... Career Channels Vendor Solutions Army ASCP GSA Connections GTSI Direct Intel IT Consolidation ... Advertise FCW.com Download Check out last week's news roundup, Web-only stories, source documents and other online components of Federal Computer Week's print magazine. Y2K lessons learned Commentary BY Bruce McConnell Jan. 7, 2002 Printing? Use this version. Email this to a friend. RELATED LINKS "Maintaining a balance" [Federal Computer Week, Sept. 24, 2001] "Power to the people" [Federal Computer Week, June 18, 2001] We live today in a new global risk landscape not unlike a past time of high uncertainty: the pre-Year 2000 period. Left unaddressed, the Year 2000 date change would have disrupted firms' operations and services. Individual preparation and collaboration across organizational and national boundaries prevented disaster. Those at the epi.center of destruction last Sept. 11 benefited from those preparations. After 200,000 phone lines failed in New York, the city and Verizon Communications restored service using procedures developed for the Year 2000. Thanks to safeguards developed in 1999, bond markets reopened in two days. The New York Stock Exchange used Year 2000 testing protocols to validate its back-up trading system. Many other organizations used Year 2000 procedures to determine whom to contact, review the backup of systems, set up command centers and direct evacuations.

71. WWW Project Management Forum - Monthly Digest - August , 1998 knowhow in presentations, seminars, programs and events. and the PMI Board of Directors current By-Laws to be consolidated by the y2k department coordinator. http://www.pmforum.org/digest/newaug98.htm

WWW Project Management Forum Digest Volume 3 Number 8 August, 1998 Table of Contents Section 1 Call For Papers Section 2 Conferences/ Events Section 3 PM Practices (PMBOK) Sites Section 4 Professional Organizations Section 5 Notices/Papers/Reports Section 6 Education/Careers/Professional Section 7 Publications/Books/Newsletters Section 8 Internet Update Section 9 Vendors Section 10 Section 11 Project Management Case Studies/Project Briefs pmforum-list Forum Mailing List WWW PM Forum Monthly Digest (c) The WWW PM Forum information is changed and added to on a regular basis. These "updates" are recorded in appropriate Forum Sections. The WWW Project Management Forum Monthly Digest contains events, notices, call for papers, sites and items of interest to project management practitioners published during the current month. That is, the WWW PM Forum Digest is constantly added to during the current month. Accordingly, the Digest starts off as a table of contents (TOC) and as items of interest are posted to the Forum they are additionally recorded in the "Monthly Digest - Whats New". These Internet resources have been discovered as a result of a continuing Net search by the Web Master or information provided by Forum Users.

72. Homeschool Fun! ( y2k means the Year 2,000 down those years on paper, then subtract them from the current year how many years have passed since those specific events took place http://www.homeschoolfun.com/default.asp?pc_id=12

73. USG Computing Conference 2000 Proceedings determine the extent of interoperability of current models practice. Those of us in y2k coordinators workshops www.educause.edu/netatedu/contents/events/aug99 http://www.usg.edu/oiit/re/re00/proceedings/vandenberg.html

Why is PKI like Y2K? Future Lessons from the Past Art Vandenberg Director, Advanced Campus Services Georgia State University Atlanta, Georgia 30303-3083 Avandenberg@gsu.edu Abstract The aftermath of New Year's 2000 seemed an easy sound bite: "information technologists overreacted to Y2K!" Yet the real Y2K story was: "successful application of project management practices." Inventory and assessment, remediation strategies, project coordination structures - all have corollaries for implementing Public Key Infrastructure. This paper looks ahead to how higher education's PKI activities can take advantage of past lessons. That Was Then - 1996Â Richard Katz of Educause interviewed Margaret Wheatley in Spring 1997 for Cause/Effect magazine. Wheatley is a consultant and expert in the area of organizations and the discovery of new organizational forms, such as self-organizing groups. Indeed, in her December 1996 CAUSE96 general session address, she drew an analogy between higher education and the incredible feats of a self-organizing group of insects such as termites. Some termites construct immense mounds by following rudimentary rules, which she summarized as: bumping into another termite, exchanging a bit of information, and going on their way. Wheatley suggested that academia, such a historically successful environment for discovery, knowledge and learning, operated on much same principle: colleagues interact, exchange ideas, and continue their research investigations. Indeed, higher education's collaborative, interactive culture is central to one of Katz's questions and Wheatley's reply:

74. FCN News 23 Feb 1999 Local and online events of particular interest to FCN is cost wireless network cards at current campus network For yet another y2k cartoon, check out http http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~jqj/fcn/archive-1998-99/fcn-news-990223.html

FCN News 23 Feb 1999 http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~jqj/fcn/news/current.html Upcoming Events On Campus Seen on and about the Net ... How To reading e-mail using WebMail The Lighter Side Administrativa Do you have UO colleagues who would find this newsletter useful? Call their attention to the html version, or they can subscribe by sending email to jqj@darkwing.uoregon.edu Upcoming Events Local and online events of particular interest to FCN members (see also On Campus below): Advanced HTML PPMG http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~jqj/ppmg/ http://libweb.uoregon.edu/it/publishing.html#iwp5 Organizing your Web Site http://libweb.uoregon.edu/it/publishing.html#iwp6 Cultural Differences in the Classroom http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~oieehome/ Planning for Second Generation Distance Education: Oregon University System Discussion mailto:jqj@darkwing mailto:gcooper@oregon On Campus NEW WAYS TO READ YOUR MAIL . The computing center has installed a totally web-based email reader. Though not as powerful as Eudora, it offers several benefits, particularly for faculty at conferences who may have access only to a web browser and need to read their email, or for students in campus labs whose only previous e-mail access was through a terminal emulation program and Pine. For more information, see " How To " below.

75. Recognition Notes classes and TekMatch projects, the most recent dealing with y2k compliant issues. updates one of our more active centers on current Community events. http://bcn.boulder.co.us/volunteer/recognotes.html

BCN Home Feedback About BCN Donate ... Volunteer! Past Recognition Notes Last Update: document.write(document.lastModified); by the Volunteer Coordinator BCN is alive mostly due to the efforts of many wonderful people who have been working as volunteers. In this section BCN recognizes those volunteers whose efforts have shone as they have given their time, energy and talents to BCN projects. Paul Tiger first came to the BCN as a information provider for fire departments in 1995. He soon took the position of Center Developer for the Emergency Services Center A former volunteer firefighter, Paul is now an active volunteer rescuer with the Longmont Emergency Unit ; the president of the Friends of the Longmont Youth Center ; spends time organizing and teaching computer technology to adults and children; and arranging donations of computers to deserving individuals and groups. In the fall of 2001, Paul took on the role of Volunteer Coordinator for the BCN. Marc Sobel joined BCN in Fall of 1998. He walked into the offices of BCN with a desire to contribute to Virtual Chautauqua . Virtual Chautauqua connects k-12 rural youth with performing artists via the interet. Marc knew he wanted to make a special contribution to this project and was very patient in explaining to BCN's nontechnical staff what he had in mind. Marc is recognized by BCN as being a 'Virtual Wizard' because of his vision and determination to build an interactive virtual performing artist museum teachers will use to create unique lesson plans from the Virtual Chautauqua material. There are maybe a dozen virtual museums on the web but this will be the first virtual performing arts museum.. We are extremely fortunate to have Marc's talents, skills and patience working on Virtual Chautauqua and teaching

76. NRC Response - Senate Y2K meetings, and maintenance of current y2k information on success, improvements and specific lessons learned from and NRC can respond to y2k events, should they http://www.senate.gov/~y2k/news/pr991116b.htm

text version Read the initial letter sent to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission November 15, 1999 The Honorable Robert F. Bennett, Chairman Special Committee on the Year 2000 Technology Problem United States Senate Washington, D.C. 20515 Dear Mr. Chairman: I am responding to your November 1, 1999 letter in which you express concern about the lack of public confidence in the nuclear industry s Year 2000 (Y2K) readiness and request information on certain specific matters. The Commission s responses to your specific questions are provided as Enclosure 1. This letter will summarize our overall activities to assure Y2K readiness. The Commission recognizes that Y2K issues continue to be of widespread concern as the Year 2000 approaches. The Commission is confident, however, that the potential for Y2K-related disruptions have been addressed by NRC licensees. In that regard, as of November 4, all nuclear power plants have been reported as Y2K ready by the plant licensees. This includes preparation of contingency plans for the Y2K transition. The safe operation of the nuclear power plants is expected to contribute to a stable and reliable grid during the Y2K transition. Over the past several years, the NRC staff has worked closely with nuclear industry organizations and licensees to address Y2K issues, and the NRC continues to maintain an appropriately aggressive regulatory framework for overseeing Y2K readiness efforts at all nuclear power plants. These activities, as summarized in Enclosure 2, provide an integrated and comprehensive approach for addressing Y2K issues. Moreover, in order to assure public confidence, the NRC has kept the public informed about industry and NRC Y2K activities through numerous media releases, responses to questions by telephone, electronic mail and letters, interviews with reporters, participation at workshops and public meetings, and maintenance of current Y2K information on NRC

77. Understanding The Face Of Globalization: Teaching Resources Squashing the Millennium Bug Assessing the y2k Problem and Boasts a current annual readership of over a million world affairs and the people who shape events. http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/CIE/Resources/globalization/globaled.html

Developed by Alex Dye Globalization Lesson Plans News Clearinghouses International News Sources ... Search Engines GLOBALIZATION LESSON PLANS Global Economics http://www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/lessons/econ.html The Learning Network has developed lesson plan units that use recent New York Times articles as springboards for examining important curricular topics in interesting and exciting ways. This resource combines a series of lesson plans that explore issues related to global economics. World Trade-Offs: Exploring the Effects of World Trade on Your City http://www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/lessons/991206monday.html?searchpv=learning_lessons In this lesson, students assess how global trade impacts the businesses and industries of their city. Students first explore, in small groups, the labor, agribusiness, environment and human rights issues protested throughout the first week of December 1999 during the WTO meeting in Seattle. Students then develop questions about their assigned issues and the impact of world trade in general, interview people at related local businesses and industries, and write newspaper articles which incorporate all of the learning experiences from this lesson. Bonded for Life: Exploring the Modern Slave Trade http://www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/lessons/010423monday.html?searchpv=learning_lessons

78. SWIFT - Events - Post Event Reports - Sibos Issues On-site, Friday 4 October 200 to overly discount the risk of future regional events. note that the Federal Reserve s own current recovery objectives As we learned from y2k and again from http://www.swift.com/index.cfm?item_id=42174

79. Focus On Patient Safety On-Line Journal current Issue Volume 7, Number 1, 2004 View Prevention and Reducing Adverse Drug events (Book Review Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) y2k Impending Disaster or http://www.npsf.org/html/Focus.html

Patient Safety Resources Bibliography Current Events Speaker's Bureau ... Search Help Entire site Bibliography Definitions Discussion Forum The entire Web National Patient Safety 8405 Greensboro Dr, Ste 800 McLean, Virginia 22102-5120 703/506-3266 (fax) www.npsf.org info@npsf.org National Patient Safety Publications Available from NPSF Videos Books Fact Sheets Reports Focus Newsletter Current Awareness Focus on Patient Safety Newsletter NPSF's on-line quarterly publication covering critical issues in patient safety. Current Issue: Volume 7, Number 1, 2004 View Online (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) The No-Outcome, No-Income Tsunami: Surviving "Pay 4 Performance" Stand Up for Patient Safety! Can a National Primary Care Error-Reporting System Make a Difference in Medical Practice? As I See It: Nursing Homes: An Important, But Often Overlooked Setting in Patient Safety Plan Now to "Let's Get On With It!" May 3-7 at Hynes Convention Center in Boston Volume 6, Number 4, 2004 View Online (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) Using Technology to Help Improve Patient Safety Plan Now to Attend the NPSF Patient Safety Congress, 'Let’s Get On With It!' May 3-7, 2004

80. SPACE-BASED INFRARED SYSTEM (SBIRS) - FY98 Activity Final y2k testing will be complete prior to the The current schedule of events is very compressed The current baseline SBIRS Low schedule requires successful http://www.fas.org/spp/starwars/program/dote98/98sbirs.htm

Director, Operational FY98 Annual Report FY98 Annual Report SPACE-BASED INFRARED SYSTEM (SBIRS) DoD ACAT ID Program Prime Contractor Total Number of Systems: Lockheed Martin Total Program Cost (TY$): $7,613M (excludes low comp.) Average Unit Cost (TY$): varies by component First Satellite Delivery: FY02 (GEO); FY03 (HEO); Service Certified Y2K Compliant FY04 (LEO) Est. 2QFY99 information superiority and support the Joint Vision operational concepts of full-dimensional protection and precision engagement BACKGROUND INFORMATION HWIL testbed definition and dynamic effects modeling for Increment 2. Risk reduction efforts for Increment 3. Testability of SBIRS/NMD requirements for Increment 3. SBIRS Increment 2 (both space and ground elements) remain on schedule, but face continued challenges in the areas of simulation and testbed development. For Increment 2, progress has been made in identifying real world, dynamic effects in the short and medium wavelengths detected by the greatly improved SBIRS High sensors. The operational impact of these effects must be quantified and the SBIRS High sensor design shown to be robust enough to handle these natural phenomenon. Resolution of these issues can be best accomplished by incorporation of adequate testing processes into the baseline sensor ground-testing program. Until this testing is completed, the capabilities of the SBIRS sensor and signal processing to operate in the space environment remain a major concern. LESSONS LEARNED Software development and integration (even when much of the code is reused from previous programs) remains a difficult and challenging aspect for space and C

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