Clock Counts
Rated • 1 review • time, clock • navy.mil
From the page:
62 atomic clocks:
13 hydrogen masers
49 cesiums
That's good to know!
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spectrekitty
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spectrekitty is a 51 year old woman from Dallas, Texas, USA
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Currently, the USNO Washington, DC mean time scale includes
62 atomic clocks:
13 hydrogen masers
49 cesiums
That's good to know!
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The Elusive Peace, The Cold War
Rated • 1 review • history, american history, cold war • history-world.org
The Elusive Peace, The Cold War
A couple of points of interest:
- "Ironically, Europe, caught in the stalemate between the United States and the
Soviet Union enjoyed its longest time of peace in recorded history."
Also, it gives a concise explanation of the Marshall Plan, which was also known
as the European Recovery Program.
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Ribbons for ID Card Printers - Associated Content -...
Rated • 2 reviews • counterculture • associatedcontent.com
From the page:
"Different ribbon types for different ID card printers?"
For in case you want to print your own fake IDs! Right, J?
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Alfred Hitchcock Biography - Biography.com
Rated • 1 review • celebrities, born today • biography.com
Hitchcock, Sir Alfred (Joseph) (1899-1980)
"He directed his first film in 1925, and rose to become an unexcelled master of suspense, internationally recognized for his intricate plots, insight into human psychology, and novel camera techniques."
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The Changing World of Work
Rated • 1 review • history, american history • eyewitnesstohistory.com
The Changing World of Work
"Railroads not only created a transportation revolution but also a management revolution that altered the workplace dramatically. Army officers hired by railroads to help with construction and management instituted an organizational structure similar to that of the army's. Efficiency and profit were the top priorities. ...
"By the turn of the century, most industries had adopted these same management practices. ... Workdays in most industries averaged ten hours, and work weeks over sixty. Steel workers saw the longest workdays. They worked twelve-hour shifts for six days, worked a 24-hour shift on the seventh day, and then worked six more twelve-hour days so that they may have off the fourteenth day. Workers tolerated these conditions because there was always someone ready to take their position on the factory line. ...
"The creation of middle management allowed women to enter the work force in large numbers for the first time. They filled the clerical and secretarial positions left open by men now in middle management. ... During both world wars, women took over many traditional male jobs in construction, but were forced out of those jobs after the wars ended."
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Decarabia
Rated • 2 reviews • photography, goth, art, cool photos • iberianblackarts.com
"Decarabia"
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http://foxybronx.free.fr/shakalnalv.wmv
Rated • 1 review • music videos, bollywood, bollyrock • free.fr
Can you say, Bollyrock?
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best-tea-4u.com
Rated • 1 review • tea • best-tea-4u.com
From the page:
"Called "t'o, sheh, chuan, chia and ming" tea has long been a staple of the Chinese diet and a mainstay of Chinese culture.
Chinese botanists and medical practitioners realized very early that it bestowed health benefits on people wise enough to drink it regularly. It was credited with the ability to relieve fatigue, "delight the soul", "strengthen the will", repair eyesight and even to prevent drowsiness.
A tea paste was also used to treat rheumatic pains. Taoists even believed that it was an ingredient of the elixir of immortality."
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Quotations. Points of view & implications of MPD/DID
Rated • 1 review • mental health, stupidity, misinformation • religioustolerance.org
From the page:
The author's personal comments:
"I predicted in 2000-NOV, that by the year 2010 CE, MPD/DID will be relegated to the trash bucket of psychological fads, along with frontal lobotomy, recovered memory therapy, therapy to uncover memories of abuse in former lifetimes, and therapy related to abuse by LGM (little green men) onboard UFOs."
FUCK OFF!!!
You people clearly know nothing about human psychology! Who gave you the authority to have a website - or an opinion???
MPD/DID is a fact: It is an ingenious way for a child to deal with the unspeakable things that some people have absolutely no scruples about doing to them!
This is a very harmful article, foisted off under the guise of "Religious Tolerance" - probably for people who call themselves Satanists.
There are people who read Anton LaVey and believe in the Cult of Self, who, I believe, are relatively harmless, then there are some undeniably sick fucks who get into a serious form of torture of animals and other human beings - usually children; this "religion" is actually a perverted, "anti-form" of Christianity, and many, many of these folks are, publicly, practicing Christians!
