Bill, sir:>==========================   >SImplification Begins With 
SI.>========================== >Clearance  10' 3" ft.This could be easily 
tranlated as 3m 125cm (soft conversion) or 3.124 m (hard conversion)
Brij Bhushan Vij 
Friday, 2012 July 07H14:63(decimal)EST
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 From: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2012 19:20:57 -0400
Subject: [USMA:51746] crazy Olde English measurements
To: [email protected]

I recently spotted a couple example of how Ye Olde English measures does more 
to confuse than it does to inform.
One example is a pair of signs on Interstate 95 near the Jacksonville fFlorida 
airport. The two adjacent signs state:
East Beltway 850 feet, and West Beltway 1/4 mile
OK, which exit comes first? Quickly, all you have to do is calculate how many 
feet in a quarter mile or what fraction of a mile is 850 feet, while driving at 
the speed limit of 120 km/h (OK, that's 75 mph) in traffic. Good luck taking 
the correct exit!
The second example is a sign in a bus to warn people not to bump their heads. 
The sign displays:
Clearance10' 3" ft.
No misunderstanding there; you are certain that it is meaningless. I don't even 
know how I would read that.


Regards,Bill HooperJacksonville FL, USA==========================   
SImplification Begins With SI.==========================


                                          

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