RE: 356 days till the millennium -Reply

[Laurie Taylor <laurie-taylor@uiowa.edu>]

Yep!


At 10:03 AM 1/11/99 -0600, you wrote:
>Not to be a stickler, but doesn't the millennium actually begin with the
>start of the year 2001, hence, there are actually more like 720 or so days
>left?
>
>Dan Gonzalez, CHP
>Sandia National Lab
>
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>Probably the earliest forms of flyswatters where nothing more
>than a flattened surface attached to a long stick.
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Michael S Ford [mailto:MFORD@pantex.com]
>Sent: Monday, January 11, 1999 8:04 AM
>To: Multiple recipients of list
>Subject: Re: 356 days till the millenium -Reply
>
>
>Point of clarification:  While this statement might apply to a launch
>vehicle/missile, it has no bearing on whether or not the
>weapon/warhead is armed, which still requires separate and distinct
>actions by two individuals, not a computer.
>
>>
>>Recent federal government reports say that the Pentagon will
>>not be Y2K compliant until the year 2010.     John Koskinen, head
>>of the White House Y2K conversion council said that, "if the data
>>doesn't function on the nuclear missiles they will actually go off."
>>
>
>Question: aren't most modern reactors designed with a negative
>temperature feedback (i.e., positive delta T depresses k)?
>
>v/r
>Michael
>mford@pantex.com
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