[USMA:15408] Re: Is Johnson Space Flight Center entering the 21st century?

2001-09-27 Thread Duncan Bath
Let's hope so. Nonetheless, that's a pretty disorganized mixture of units they seem to be using. Eg. .. a 20-foot-long segment [receding] @ 4 m/s .. Duncan -Original Message- From: James R. Frysinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: U.S. Metric Association [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: September 26,

[USMA:15410] Re: Milk carton controversy in Ireland

2001-09-27 Thread Han Maenen
Anyway, the BWMA calls this metric downsizing. As I stated, people should stop buying small containers of milk. If they do so in Ireland, the pint will die quietly and that seems to be the case, as the large majority of Irish people already buy large metric cartons of milk. I have seen that with

[USMA:15411] Re: Fw: EURO

2001-09-27 Thread Stephen Davis
I said I couldn't speak German, didn't I, Bill? I took a night class in basic German four years ago which consisted mostly of asking for something in a restaurant, Ich mochte eine glas weisswein, bitte, or giving directions, Beigen sie hier links!! Unfortunately, to my utter shame, I never kept

[USMA:15412] Very malignant viruses - No hoax. From Symantec site

2001-09-27 Thread Han Maenen
Go to http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] for warnings on three very nasty viruses. This is definitely *no hoax* as I got this from the Symantec Security Response site. The viruses are related tot he terrorist actions. The W32 Vote virus family. W32.Vote.B@mm is one of them. AntiTerrorism.exe is the

[USMA:15413] NIST Global Standards Program (fwd)

2001-09-27 Thread Gene Mechtly
-- Forwarded message -- Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2001 19:50:36 -0500 (CDT) From: Gene Mechtly [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Mary H. Saunders [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: NIST Global Standards Program Dear Ms. Saunders: Under Global Notebook in the August issue of ASTM Standardization News is a

[USMA:15414] letter in Irish Times

2001-09-27 Thread Han Maenen
A letter in today's Irish Times about filthy tricks but no attack on the metric system: * * * Sir, - Concealing price increases under the guise of the metric system is not new for Irish food processors. As far back as 1970 a similar attempt was made by Lough Egish Co-op to replace 8 oz packs of