101. NPL Time Metrology The MSF 60 kHz standard time and frequency service is funded by the Departmentof Trade and Industry (DTI) as part of its provision of time and frequency http://www.npl.co.uk/time/msf.html

The UK's National Measurement Laboratory Advanced Search Time and Frequency Metrology Homepage News and Events Publications ... NPL Publications How can we improve the site for you? Email Address Full Feedback Form The MSF Service Contact Us Website Map Science Time ... Common clock problems Introduction: MSF is the radio signal which broadcasts the national time standard for the UK. The MSF service broadcast from Rugby is the principal means of disseminating the UK national standards of time and frequency which are maintained by the National Physical Laboratory. Transmission is 24 hours a day, and the carrier frequency is maintained at 60 kHz to within 2 parts in 10 What do the letters MSF stand for? Well, they do not stand for anything. MSF is simply a call sign which uniquely identifies the broadcast. M is one of three prefixes (2, G or M) allocated to the UK by international agreement for station identification. There is speculation that SF was intended to represent the words 'standard frequency', but NPL has no evidence for this. Provision of the Service: The MSF 60 kHz standard time and frequency service is funded by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) as part of its provision of time and frequency measurement standards in the UK. The maintenance and development of those standards is carried out by the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), with the MSF 60 kHz signal being transmitted from the Rugby Radio Station by BT Radio Engineering Services under contract from NPL. The signal is generated at Rugby using the atomic clocks and time code equipment provided by NPL. The broadcast signal is monitored and controlled relative to the national time standard at the NPL site in Teddington.

102. LinuxSecurity - News News general, 5/21/2004 640. Does Linux have what it takes to break away from itsgeek roots time for another antiLinux white paper from Green Hills Software! http://www.linuxsecurity.com/news/articles_general-1.html

Documentation Security Sources Forums Firewalls ... Projects General Privacy Government Hacks/Cracks News: General June 4, 2004 - Symantec CEO hits out at Microsoft... and Linux Of course, John Thompson has a certain interest in Linux non-adoption, since NAV is one of the two major AV systems that does not support Linux, and since there have been so few Linux viruses. But if he were to be too positive about Microsoft's security, especially now that they've entered the anti-virus business, this would cut into Symantec's raison d'etre. In this article, besides the usual FUD in the article itself, there are some interesting comments that detail some of Linux's solid security advantages. . . . June 4, 2004 - How Much Should You Invest in IT Security? One of the main concerns of the organizers of the Olympic Games to be held in Athens this summer is security, but not only physical security, computer security as well. The emphasis placed on avoiding problems with the computers that will manage huge amounts of data during the games will be proportional to the magnitude of this global event. . . . May 27, 2004 -

103. Wired News: Clark Campaigns At Light Speed City Hall during the retired general s first visit to that FTL travel therefore impliestime travel, or said the nation must prioritize its technological goals http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,60629,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Clark Campaigns at Light Speed By Brian McWilliams Also by this reporter Page 1 of 2 next 02:00 AM Sep. 30, 2003 PT NEW CASTLE, New Hampshire Wesley Clark: Rhodes scholar, four-star general, NATO commander, futurist? During a whirlwind campaign swing Saturday through New Hampshire, Clark, the newest Democratic presidential candidate , gave supporters one of the first glimpses into his views on technology. Wireless Hot Spot Directory Search for Wi-Fi hot spots near you: Story Tools Story Images Click thumbnails for full-size image: See also Draft-Clark Posse Feels Left Out Clark's Run: Net Made Him Do It Will Clark Dodge the Draft? Picture Yourself in Politics Today's Top 5 Stories Website Analysis Isn't a Game TiVo Breaks Into Home Networks Embryos Yield New Stem Cell Lines Apple Touts Super-Cooled G5s ... Wired News RSS Feeds Breaking News Oklahoma Jury Deliberates on Death for Nichols Capitol, Supreme Court Evacuated in Air Scare Capital Gives Farewell Salutes to Reagan U.S.-Led Forces Needed After Iraq Handover -Allawi ... Wire Service Photo Gallery Tech Jobs Partner Today's the Day "We need a vision of how we're going to move humanity ahead, and then we need to harness science to do it," Clark told a group of about 50 people in New Castle attending a house party a tradition in New Hampshire presidential politics that enables well-connected voters to get an up-close look at candidates.

104. Outline1.html In general these are the flow of xmomentum in the x direction, and so on. As timepasses the ball changes volume; calculate its second derivative at http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/gr/outline2.html

February 11, 1996 General Relativity Tutorial - Long Course Outline John Baez This is a longer version of the course outline. If you click on some of the capitalized concepts, you will see more information on them. A TANGENT VECTOR or simply VECTOR at the point p of spacetime may be visualized as an infinitesimal arrow with tail at the point p. The tangent vectors at p form a vector space called the TANGENT SPACE; in other words, we can add them and multiply them by real numbers. Suppose we work in a local COORDINATE SYSTEM with coordinates (x ,x ,x ,x ). (Since we are working in 4d spacetime there are 4 coordinates; we may think of x as the time coordinate t and the other 3 as x, y, and z, but we don't need to think of them this way, since we're using an utterly arbitrary coordinate system.) Then we can describe a tangent vector v by listing its components (v ,v ,v ,v ) in this coordinate system. For short we write these components as v a , where the superscript a, like all of our superscripts and subscripts, goes from to 3. A COTANGENT VECTOR or simply COVECTOR at the point p is a function f that eats a tangent vector v and spits out a real number f(v) in a linear way. Cotangent vectors can be viewed as ordered stacks of parallel planes in the tangent space at p. They don't "point" like tangent vectors do; instead, they "copoint".

105. Allen Telescope Array General Overview Allen Telescope Array general Overview. designed to meet the requirements of fulltimeSETI has Because of its novel construction - an array of inexpensive http://www.seti.org/seti/our_projects/allen_telescope_array/overview/general.htm

Overview SETI Background SETI Science Our SETI Projects ... SETI at the Movies Printer Friendly Version Allen Telescope Array General Overview It's one of the most persistently enticing sirens to beckon the SETI community: a major telescope that can be dedicated to the search. Despite the seductiveness of this idea, construction of an instrument designed to meet the requirements of full-time SETI has always foundered on the large costs. In the next few years, that situation is going to change. Thanks to the far-sighted benevolence of technologists Paul Allen (co-founder of Microsoft) and Nathan Myhrvold (former Chief Technology Officer for Microsoft), a new telescope will be constructed that will allow a targeted SETI search to proceed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The new instrument, appropriately called the Allen Telescope Array, known formerly as the One Hectare Telescope, or 1hT, is a joint effort by the SETI Institute and the University of California, Berkeley. Because of its novel construction - an array of inexpensive antennas - it can be simultaneously used for both SETI and cutting-edge radio astronomy research. It will be built at the existing Hat Creek Observatory, run by the Radio Astronomy Lab at Berkeley, and located in the Cascades just north of Mt. Lassen (California). The donors have given $12.5M to the Institute to underpin continued tests of the technology intended to establish the instrument's final design parameters and cost.

106. General University Information general University Information. be disseminated; That the University firmly maintainits independence; that or requirement, including fees, at any time with or http://www.miami.edu/umbulletin/gen.shtml

General University Information Admission Financial Information Financial Payment Policies ... Veterans UM Bulletin University of Miami General University Information Undergraduate Academic Programs Graduate Academic Programs Course Listing ... Bulletin Home THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Mission Statement MISSION STATEMENT The University of Miami exists that human knowledge be treasured, preserved, expanded and disseminated and that the human mind, body and spirit be nurtured and strengthened through learning. The University is committed to meet these great obligations: That its students learn well, guided, stimulated and helped by scholarly, dedicated teachers so that each may grow according to his or her own talents; That its students broaden and deepen their knowledge of life and thought and values, encouraged to understand what has gone before, to wonder what may yet come, and to dream; That its undergraduate study include rigorous, disciplined exploration of the accumulated core of human knowledge, and that graduate and professional study include mastery of that mix of knowledge, expertise and skills that provides the foundation for effective, ethical services to others;

107. General Relativity - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia matter as the basis for its definition indefinitely in all directions in space andtime. with inertial (nonaccelerating) frames while general relativity deals http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_relativity

General relativity From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. General relativity (GR) or General relativity theory (GRT) is the theory of gravitation published by Albert Einstein in . The conceptual core of general relativity, from which its other consequences largely follow, is the Principle of Equivalence , which describes gravitation and acceleration as different perspectives of the same thing, and which was originally stated by Einstein in 1907 as: We shall therefore assume the complete physical equivalence of a gravitational field and the corresponding acceleration of the reference frame . This assumption extends the principle of relativity to the case of uniformly accelerated motion of the reference frame. In other words, he postulated that no experiment can locally distinguish between a uniform gravitational field and a uniform acceleration. This principle explains the experimental observation that inertial and gravitational mass are equivalent. Moreover, the principle implies that some frames of reference must obey a non-Euclidean geometry : that spacetime is curved (by matter and energy), and gravity can be seen purely as a result of this

108. Telephone Troubleshooting - General http://www.its.uiowa.edu/tns/voice/trouble_general.htm

About TNS :: Contact TNS TNS Services :: TNS Home Telephone/Voice Data/Networking Remote Access ... Cellular Service Voice/Telephone Troubleshooting Telephone Repairs Telephone Repair: 335-2949; After hours and weekends: (operator) Voice Mail Repair: 335-2800 The monthly rental on your telephone covers repairs necessary to maintain the system, including normal wear and tear and faulty equipment. It does not cover repairs due to misuse or abuse of the equipment, or repairs on customer-owned equipment. One of the most commonly reported problems is static on the line. This is also one of the most difficult situations to resolve because of the many places where trouble can occur. On an outgoing long distance call, for example, the problem could be with the University system, the long distance carrier, the local phone company at the call's destination, or the extension called. You can help us track a problem by calling our repair desk immediately after completing a call characterized by static. Give as much information as possible, such as whether the call was incoming or outgoing, whether it was local or long-distance, the number at other end, the University extension number involved, and the date and time. Other common problems are listed below. Often customers can save time, trouble, and expense by doing a little trouble shooting before they call the Repair Desk.

109. Reno Memo On Freedom Of Information Act of government openness, and to its sound administration This is an appropriate timefor all agencies to take a guidance issued by the Attorney general, which is http://www.fas.org/sgp/clinton/reno.html

FAS Secrecy Clinton Docs Index ... Join FAS FAS Intro: In October 1993, the Attorney General issued the following press release and memorandum announcing a new policy intended to increase the utility of the Freedom of Information Act. In particular, the Attorney General committed the Government to opposing FOIA Appeals only when there was a legitimate national interest in doing so. Department of Justice FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1993 Government Adopts New Standard for Openness WASHINGTON, D.C. President Bill Clinton and Attorney General Janet Reno today took action to substantially increase the amount of government information that is made available to the public. They rescinded a 1981 rule which encouraged federal agencies to withhold information whenever there was "a substantial legal basis" for doing so. In its place, the Attorney General said, a "presumption of disclosure" should be applied. She said the Justice Department would defend agencies that are sued tor non-disclosure only when it was "reasonably foreseeable that disclosure would be harmful" to an interest protected by the law, and only when it need be. In a statement issued at the White House, President Clinton called upon all federal departments and agencies to renew their commitment to the Freedom of Information Act and to its underlying principles of government openness. The President said this was an appropriate time for them to take a fresh look at how they comply with the law, and to reduce backlogs.

110. FAQ's - General Consumer Information general Consumer Information. also indicates the date that travel will occur, thetime the flight The air carrier s tariff contains all its fares, rates, charges http://www.cta-otc.gc.ca/cta-otc2000/faqs/gen_info_e.html

General Consumer Information: Airline Tickets Tariffs Reservations Bumping or Denied Boarding ... General Consumer Information General Consumer Information What can the Agency do for the air travel consumer? Air travellers can complain to the Agency about any issue in respect of an air carrier's service that they have been unable to resolve with the carrier. The Agency's Air Travel Complaints Commissioner will review and try to resolve these complaints either directly or in cooperation with other parts of the Agency and other government bodies. Depending on the nature of the complaint, there are a number of remedies available to the Agency. These include mediating the complaint, ordering the carrier to take corrective action, to pay compensation, or even to pay a fine. Does the information on the back of my airline ticket represent the contract I have entered into with the airline? The ticket outlines basic information such as where transportation will take place and via which route the passenger will be transported. It also indicates the date that travel will occur, the time the flight departs, the flight numbers, along with the name of the passenger who is travelling. An airline ticket is proof of payment for air passenger transportation services purchased. (A waybill is the proof of payment of air cargo transport services purchased.)

111. Ultimus Profit From The Process In 18 months, Lancaster general has automated more BPM Suite, resulting in significanttime and cost Lancaster recognized that its processes for requesting http://www.ultimus.com/news_events/Lancaster.htm

Products Customers Solutions News ... Events Lancaster General Hospital Sees Immediate Efficiency Increases and Greater Visibility with the Ultimus BPM Suite CARY, North Carolina—January 6, 2004 —Ultimus, the leading provider of complete business process management (BPM) and workflow automation, today announced that Lancaster General, an award-winning hospital and healthcare system, has significantly decreased the time it takes to complete important administrative functions within the hospital, including employee replacement position requests and capital and minor expenditure approvals with the Ultimus BPM suite. A 521-bed hospital located in Central Pennsylvania, Lancaster General employs over 5,000 people. Lancaster General’s employees are focused on providing the highest level of patient service possible. The company deployed the Ultimus BPM Suite to increase employee efficiencies and ensure greater visibility into workflow, enabling employees to spend significantly more time devoted to patient care, and less time on administrative tasks. In 18 months, Lancaster General has automated more than 19 form-based processes using the Ultimus BPM Suite, resulting in significant time and cost savings. Healthcare providers and state-of-the-art healthcare equipment are two of the most vital components of Lancaster General’s successful performance. Lancaster recognized that its processes for requesting employee position replacements, and capital and minor equipment approvals were far too time consuming, and as a result the hospital automated the lengthy processes with the Ultimus BPM Suite effectively reducing cycle times.

112. NIST Page Not Found Thank you for visiting. We hope your visit was informative and enjoyable.We have provided a link to this site because it has information http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/general/daylightsaving.html

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113. The Official U.S. Time The Official U.S. time This website is the official time clock for the United States. Users choose from a variety of time zones (Marshall, Micronesia, Palau, Guam, Samoan, Hawaiian, Alaskan, http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.time.gov/index.html&y=02410C0300

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