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Federal Law Changes the Date of Daylight Savings in the United States
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The Clocks Are Set [...]
Decorating ideas for building your perfect medieval decor, including background history, tradition, religious styles, and accessories with the flavor of the middle ages.
This is a short article outlining some interesting clock facts, and unusual moments in clock history
The drink coaster is a window of individuality which allows you to add color, beauty, and spirit to the cold hard processed world of computers and technology.
Disposable drink coasters, though often biodegradable, are a symptom of a philosophical flaw in our culture. The idea that creating to consume and dispose can last is laughable, and can actually stunt our ability to innovate.
The doomsday clock is a social commentary on the state of the world, embodied in the form of a clock set to just a few minutes before midnight. Every time the world gets a little scarier, the clock gets closer to midnight, and the end of the world. Luckily, sound decisions can move the clock hands back a bit.
Decimal time is a system of timekeeping that is based on the number 10, rather than the numbers 12 and 30. It was used most famously after the French Revolution, when the provisional government instituted a form of decimal time, that divided the day and the hour into even 100 segment parts. Today it is most often used by computer programmers and scientists
There is a growing fear throughout the world of science that the Electromagnetic Fields generated by common household items, may be causing health problems in some people. The alarm clock, one of the greatest sources of electromagnetic fields in your home, may also be sitting right by your head all night long
Some startling facts about clocks, time, and the fourth dimension
According to a trick of quantum physics, your feat may be a few seconds older than your head.
