According to Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megametre
The Earth's polar circumference is 39.94 Mm. (It was exactly 40 Mm
from 1791 to 1875, but the definition of the metre was changed; see
metre).
The distance from Amsterdam to Marseille is approximately 1 Mm.
The Earth's
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Does anyone subscribe to National Geographic International Edition? I
like the magazine, but I would rather read articles that use only SI
units. I contacted National Geographic directly and they told me that
they do not deliver the international edition in the United States.
David Pearl
Well. It is pretty expensive, but I think it is probably worth it. I
just subscribed to Nat Geo International Edition through a company
based in the Netherlands.
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The difference is units of measure. No one uses miles, inches, gallons
et cetera outside the United States.
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From: Martin Vlietstra
for about $13, I think.)
I think that it is funny that the scale goes up to 150kg. Given the
capacity, one would think it was made for use in the U.S., but given
the markings, I am sure it wasn't.
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I often find myself accenting the second syllable because I have heard
it pronounced that way all my life. I then correct myself later in
conversation and accent the first syllable as soon as I realize what I
have done. Old habits are difficult to break. I distinctly remember
watching that
I think James Frysinger makes very convincing points. Thanks, Jim, for
your thoughts.
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Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2014 21:44:27 -0600
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Reply-To:
I remember when my wife and I visited Canada (British Columbia) in the
Summer of 2011, a Safeway deli sold chicken and fish by different
units; I cannot remember which was which, but one was sold at a price
per 100 grams and the other was sold per pound. Canada may be metric
in theory, and
See attached image showing common usage of the word hectometer (about
12 minutes into the film). My wife and I watching a film over the
weekend notice the use of the word hectometer. Les Rivières Pourpres
II (Crimson Rivers II) - a sequel to Les Rivières Pourpres (The
Crimson Rivers) - is
FYI
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Thank you for taking the time to contact me regarding
While perusing the SI Manual written by Stan Jakuba, I notice R in
Temperature section, which prompted me to discover what R means in the
context of temperature because I had no idea. I found a Wikipedia
article about Rankine temperature scale, so now I know.
David Pearl MetricPioneer.com
Perhaps we can reach Americans through www.Impossible.com where I just
made a wish that Americans would embrace International Units and
abandon Imperial measures. I encourage you to make a wish there too.
Perhaps we can convince America to go metric one person at a time.
David Pearl
SI Trivia Survey A: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GL283SG
Please consider passing this along to others. Thanks.
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Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2014 10:26:51 -0700
From: cont...@metricpioneer.com
Subject: Re: lc 44
To: Rep Cameron rep.kevincame...@state.or.us
Cc: contact cont...@metricpioneer.com
Denyc Boles, Thank you for following up on my recent inquiry. I much
appreciate all
Someone on Impossible.com responded to me with a link to this article:
Why isn't the U.S. on the metric system?
I thought you might find it a little interesting:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/why-us-not-on-metric-system.htm
David Pearl Metric Pioneer.com 503-428-4917
David Pearl
Second one in a series: SI Trivia Survey B: https://t.co/Vvex57DK6L
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Martin. I am trying to educate Americans, not split hairs. Would it be
better to rephrase the question with all that hair-splitting detail?
Surely they would fall asleep! How would you more accurately ask the
question?
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One liter of water has a mass of almost exactly one kilogram when measured
at its maximal density, which occurs at about 4 °C. Similarly: 1
milliliter of water has a mass of about 1 g; 1,000 liters of water has a
mass of about 1,000 kg (1 ton). This relationship holds because the gram
was
The question is intended to familiarize Americans with the basics. In
normal, daily routine, like cooking, shopping, et cetera, Americans need to
know the basics, not rocket science.
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Please let me know if you are interested in writing a review of a short
book: SI - An Educational Overview for Americans. I would send you a free
copy in Portable Document Format (*.pdf) if you are interested. Here is
where you would write your review:
I found the book review by Mr Bushnell to be very helpful. See book review
by Mr Bushnell
here http://metricpioneer.com/shop/an-educational-overview-for-americans/
(and my response) then consider submiting another one if you are
interested.
David Pearl www.MetricPioneer.com 503-428-4917
I thought you might be interested in an exchange of words Professor Burns
and I shared today:
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Date: Sat, 05 Apr 2014 15:46:35 -0700
From: cont...@metricpioneer.com
Subject: Re: Your TV Interview on Chile Quake
To: Scott
If I remember correctly, there was some recent discussion about whether
USMA advocates United States conversion to the SI or advocates completing
United States conversion to the SI. I just received our May - June 2014
Metric Today newsletter in the mail and I was surprised that nobody
remembered
Please consider reading recent post: Long Distance Voyager by The Metric
Maven, which makes the case that we should stop ignoring prefixes to the
meter. www.TheMetricMaven.com
David Pearl www.MetricPioneer.com 503-428-4917
If you go here: http://themetricmaven.com/?p=5406 you can leave a comment
on Metric Maven post.
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Date: Mon, 05 May 2014 14:05:49 -0700
From: cont...@metricpioneer.com
Reply-To: cont...@metricpioneer.com
Subject: [USMA:53774] Long
I just published a new Metric Pioneer Shop Item: Think International T
Shirt with my wife Michele Pearl wearing it. At the printing place where I
have the shirts done, I decided at the last minute to change Think Metric
to Think International because of the 1960 name
change.
John. Wow! That is great! Thanks for doing that. You are very considerate
and I appreciate you getting the word out about Metric Pioneer.
I also appreciate you using the terms SI and International System, but one
little thing though: I caution you against using the redundant and
erroneous
with
no indication of any state, so how am I supposed to know if it is Salem
Oregon or Salem Massachusetts? Same thing with Portland; there is more
than one Portland in the United States. It is beyond me why Nashville is
on that pull-down list twice though. Someone should contact Montreal
Gazette and let them
Ezra. I understood your original message clearly. You wish the United
States would get rid of all weather descriptions that are not measured in
International System units. I know how frustrating it can be when
work-arounds are offered instead of a shared sentiment. I totally share
your wish. I
Dr Patricia Weeks here at the Salem Clinic printed out a perscription for
my wife today for 150 MG of a particular medication. Astonished, I pointed
out to Dr Weeks that when the M is capitalized, it means mega, which in
this case, would means 150 megagrams, or 150 metric tons of medication. I
I suspect that people reading the message that I had sent out would
reasonably conclude that in such a context, clearly the intent is to
indicate milligrams. It has absolutely nothing to do with any non-SI units.
Can anyone offer an answer to my original question?
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Subject: lc 44
To: cont...@metricpioneer.com
Thanks for the link. Here is what I just posted there:
No one is a foreigner when you consider Earth your home Metric System
became International System in 1960. People who are mathematically literate
know the International System simply by SI which is its symbol. American
Scientists already
According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass#Weight_vs._mass Wikipedia:
In everyday usage, mass and weight are often used interchangeably. For
instance, a person's weight may be stated as 75 kg. In a constant
gravitational field, the weight of an object is proportional to its mass,
and it is
I also share this sentiment. Thanks for sharing that perspective with
us.
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Subject:
Parker Willey is actually refering to the long chart directly under the
six photos. The table headings read as follows:
Admit Date - Name - Common Name - Stranding Location - Class - Sex - Admit
Weight (kg) - Diagnosis
The chart shows kilograms only with no pounds.
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I love the great interaction here, being on the U.S. Metric Association
email list. I am curious about a minor matter though. I notice that when
someone in our email group replies, I often end up getting two email
messages, one to me and coppied to the group, and another entirely
separate email
Legislative Counsel... Please review
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If a bill back is attached and you have
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Welcome back! I am curious. Approximately how many are on the USMA list?
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Date: Sat, 14 Jun 2014 23:04:09 -0400
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Subject: [USMA:53968] Rejoining USMA
Yes indeed, Thank you Don.
With 110 names on our list, one would think that those 110 people probably
live in at least ten or perhaps even twenty or so states. We have state
metrication legislation pending in Hawaii (HB36). We have state
metrication legislation pending in Oregon (LC44). Please
Mr Steele. I totally agree. I think you hit the nail on the head with
that very insightful comment.
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Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2014 03:08:00 -0700
From: John M. Steele jmsteele9...@sbcglobal.net
Reply-To: John M. Steele
Does anybody know about a company that could manufacture the item I
describe below? I have sent the message below to several bottle
manufacturing companies, but so far, they all say they cannot help me. I
think Water Bottle Dumbbell Weights would be a great way Americans can
learn a relationship
This reply from Glen Sparkman g...@clcustomtooling.com reveals that a
blow mold is needed for this item. Does anyone know anything about blow
molds?
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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2014 14:21:00 -0700
From: Glen Sparkman
I know. I actually bought a pair of dumbbells made in Korea. Soft vinyl is
problematic because one is unable to fill to capacity; as soon as you fill
it up (which is very cumbersome) water pours out as one tries to insert the
plug. Rigid plastic would not have such a problem.
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Harold. Clearly, the signs say 1 METER - 2 METERS - 3 METERS et cetera,
rendered with the American spelling, not the British spelling.
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Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2014 20:44:48 -0400
From: Harold_Potsdamer
I did a little research on how meter is spelled in various non-English
languages. According to https://translate.google.com the primary SI unit is
spelled meter in thirteen non-English languages. Those 13 languages are
Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch, German, Hausa, Islandic, Indonesian, Latin,
Malay,
Thank you, James R. Frysinger, for that very reasonable response. I
agree.
Mr Harold Potsdamer. In response to your first question: Yes. English.
As far as the relevance of how different languages spell metric units, my
response is that we share the same planet, so it is very relevant indeed.
Martin Vlietstra. Thank you for responding with such great insight. I
absolutely appreciate your perspective on this important issue. I have a
British American Language Dictionary -
http://www.amazon.com/British-American-Language-Dictionary-Norman/dp/0844291161
- ISBN 978-0844291161 - at home
Robert H. Bushnell. Those are very insightful points. Thanks for pointing
that out.
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Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2014 09:42:34 -0600
From: Robert H. Bushnell roberthb...@comcast.net
Reply-To: roberthb...@comcast.net
Subject:
Just for fun, consider clicking on the little speaker on the French side
when you go to Translate Google for centimeter (be sure that you have your
speakers turned on): https://translate.google.com/#nl/fr/centimeter
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Date: Mon, 23 Jun
I honestly do not know, but I certainly HOPE so! I love your great
question.
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Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2014 14:55:45 -0700
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Reply-To: Parker Willey Jr. pawil...@pacbell.net
Subject:
That is correct. That Pound Plus (dumbed-down for American consumer)
chocolate bar is imported from Belgium, so of course it is hard metric. It
costs five bucks in Salem Oregon, so the price per unit is very easy to
calculate: a penny per gram.
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I think that Mr John M. Steele makes an excellent point. I whole-heartedly
agree with John on this. I make similar points in my January 2014 blog.
Here is a link:
http://metricpioneer.wordpress.com/2014/01/05/long-scale-and-short-scale-how-much-is-a-billion-it-depends-where-you-live/
and
three
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Please consider taking advantage of this opportunity to bring our cause
forward. How many of you have ever seen Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN? I watch
GPS every Sunday. I just sent a message to CNN and I encourage each of you
to send a similar message (in your own words, of course).
Fareed Zakaria
Brian. I intentionally omitted leading zeros for graphic demonstration.
You are correct, Brian, about my little graphic being mathematically faulty
for omitting zeros on leading decimals, and I appreciate you correctly
pointing that fact out. I feel that including those zeros would destract
from
Harold. Americans use commas or spaces. We love our freedom.
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Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2014 20:07:41 -0400
From: Harold_Potsdamer harold_potsda...@cox.net
Reply-To: harold_potsda...@cox.net
Subject: [USMA:54113] RE: Don't be
Perhaps Wikipedia simply uses the de facto format that most people use.
Common usage creates reality on the ground.
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Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2014 06:23:55 +0200
From: Michael Payne metricmik...@gmail.com
Reply-To:
Default Excel US setting is commas to separate digits into groups of three
because that is what people in the United States commonly use. I was taught
that in school and it is what we use at work. I process financial contracts
for the State of Oregon. News articles, TV news, banks, et cetera all
I would be fired from my job if I were to insist that we change commas to
spaces. Get a real-world perspective once in a while. I would LOVE to live
in a clean, tidy world with uniformity in such matters. I think we would do
well to pick our battles carefully. This battle is akin to Harold
If we try to push Americans to do everything all at once, then surely the
resistence would correspondingly be all that much stronger. I suggest we
start with the basics (like killing the inch, et cetera). Once we acheive
that major hurdle, then uniformity details will naturally evolve. One step
The beauty of the International System of units or SI after its French
initials is that one has the option to dispense with ever having to use any
word for any number higher than thousand on the scale, which thankfully has
only one definition everywhere on Earth. See snippet in context here:
Some might be tempted to accuse detail sticklers (like Mark) of straining
at gnats and swallowing camels. Others might prefer to accuse people with a
more relaxed approach (like Brian) of embracing a chaotic disregard for
uniformity. I am happy that we have sticklers for detail AND people who
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David Pearl
I think we all know why Wikipedia recommends the American pronunciation
of kilometer, because it is widely and commonly pronounced that way. I even
hear BBC reporters and France24 reporters pronouncing kilometer the
second-syllable-emphasis (American) way all the time. I watch France24 and
BBC
I think Brian makes very good points here and I lean in Brian's direction
in these matters. Keep the goal in mind and don't get lost in the details.
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Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2014 15:42:11 -0700
From: br...@bjwhite.net
Reply-To: br...@bjwhite.net
Thanks to Linda Anderman who tweeted this to me:
Parents aren’t doing a great job measuring out medications for their
little ones — and the problem may be that we’re still using the
so-called English system rather than switching to the metric system, a new
study shows.
Busy multitasking
I share your grief Ezra. We often watch science documentaries. Sometimes a
scientist speaking will use SI units, then the narrator will jump in and
ruin everything by dumbing it down with non-SI units. I feel a real
disconnect and inconsistency when watching American documentaries. We also
watch
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Mr Bill Kelley. Forming any new government is much more difficult than it
may seem at first (assuming it is not a dictatorship). Canada underwent
metrication in 1970 (See first graphic at
http://MetricPioneer.com/Metrication-America please) and the United States
of America passed the Metric Act
back is attached and you have questions,
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I was thrilled when flipping through channels yesterday and stumbled upon
a CNN reporter (perhaps an Aussie) giving the lenght of an airplane in
meters only and speed in km/h (only parenthetically giving equivalent in
miles). I put the very short clip on my You Tube channel. To see the clip,
just
OK Brian. I added zeros to the graphic. I appreciate your constructive
criticism. Thank you.
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Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2014 11:26:26 -0700
From: br...@bjwhite.net
Subject: RE: [USMA:54110] Don't be a dunce!
To: cont...@metricpioneer.com, U.S.
I know that leading zeros belong there. I graduated from college-level
math. I had intentionally left the zeros off for the visual effect of a
ballanced graphic, but after considering constructive criticism, I conclude
that the benefit of graphic ballance is not worth the disadvantage of
Exterior Dimensions: 61 cm wide x 32 cm tall x 31 cm deep.
How could any Earthling (even an American) possibly think the above words
describe dimensions in inches? Well I experience that scenario all the
time, because I sell stuff on Craigslist and I only use measurement units
of the SI. I
I think we would do well to encourage younger Americans to be enthusiastic
about SI and here is a great opportunity. Recently, young Mike found Metric
Pioneer probably by some internet search and bought a Metric Pioneer Tape
Measure (unpolluted - no inches). Mike has a Twitter account, but only
Please forgive me for misspelling peer.
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Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 12:12:41 -0700
From: cont...@metricpioneer.com
Reply-To: cont...@metricpioneer.com
Subject: [USMA:54177] Young SI Enthusiast Mike
To: U.S. Metric Association
Before you watch this hilarious You Tube video, take caution,
because Wanda Sykes uses some rather foul language, so if you would be
offended by her potty mouth, then just delete this email. I link to the
Wanda Sykes You Tube video from Metric Pioneer; just click on the little
red You Tube box in
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/chacun_%C3%A0_son_go%C3%BBt
I agree with Ezra.
https://www.youtube.com/MetricPioneer
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Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2014 02:57:23 + (UTC)
From: ezra.steinb...@comcast.net
Reply-To: ezra.steinb...@comcast.net
I totally agree with Al Lawrence.
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Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2014 20:00:07 -0700
From: Al Lawrence alana...@hotmail.com
Reply-To: alana...@hotmail.com
Subject: [USMA:54186] Re: The Metric System with Wanda Sykes
To: U.S. Metric
Perhaps John / Daniel / Kilopascal / Harold thrives on rejection. Perhaps
if we stop feeding him . . .
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Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2014 21:26:36 -0700
From: br...@bjwhite.net
Reply-To: br...@bjwhite.net
Subject: [USMA:54194] Re: The Metric System
Mark. Have you even seen the video? I would presume not (based on your
words). It is not a matter of viewers being evenly divided as your comment
would suggest (a one to one ratio or 50% to 50%), but rather, as John
Steele says, a ratio of many to one. The video clearly pokes fun at the
common
FYI
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Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2014 20:07:40 +
From: Rep Boles rep.denycbo...@state.or.us
Subject: FW: LC 44
To: cont...@metricpioneer.com cont...@metricpioneer.com
Dear David,
Dexter Johnson is the lead counsel for the
FYI Attached
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LC0044_DRAFT_2015_Regular_Session 12 Jun.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
Well. Some of you asked me to keep you updated on LC 44, which is proposed
Oregon legislation based on Hawaii HB 36. Science Teacher Greg Whatley
(very pro-SI) plans to join me when I meet with Representative Denyc Boles
(Republican) District 19 (Salem Oregon) next week. See my earlier email
Nicely written. I hope they make the correction. Unfortunately, the title
of a documentary film reveals a similar lack of proper SI
usage: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2049378/
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2014 14:20:44 -0700
From: John
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2014 14:20:44 -0700
From: John Altounji phy...@msn.com
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Subject: [USMA:54231] plug in cars
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