Yates has been selling various state officials on the idea, and on his Web site he has posted a model resolution, with suggested language for legislators who want "to forever put an end to the deadly, energy-wasting, productivity-killing twice-yearly clock changing".
I see it often enough to be quite sure that it is repainted twice yearly – when the clocks go back and when they go forward!
The Bulletin's Science and Security Board makes the decision on the clock's hands yearly in consultation with its Board of Sponsors, which includes 16 Nobel laureates.
Psychosocial assessments are performed at time of listing, at 6-, 12 months and yearly thereafter along the "patient clock".
But because this day of turning back the clocks has become a yearly ritual of measurement for me -- a moment that used to mean one thing but that now means something else entirely.
Since September 1996 equity REITs have clocked a 10.4% yearly return, the mortgage ones 0.7%.
Around 150 dealers from all over Europe will be showing paintings, coins, objets d'art, clocks and sculptures at the yearly Brussels Eurantica fair.
Far from the somber affair the gravity of the challenge would suggest, the yearly event becomes a rolling celebration as clocks in successive time zones strike 8 30 p.m.
In addition to paying a yearly certification fee, they must prove that they've clocked in 100 hours of continuing education that year or they have to retake the test.[4].
Starfleet International (SFI), founded in 1974 and arguably the world's largest trekker society, offers several yearly scholarships for fans, meaning all the hours you've clocked with Captain Kirk over the years could finally pay off.
The Private Home Rental Initiative would require owners of vacation rentals to secure a permit in addition to the local business license currently required, make their properties comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, submit to yearly inspections and have a property manager or owner on call around the clock to respond to complaints.
