Tick Tock Time Clocks

Changing Clock Times

Warren Gatland showers praise on O'Driscoll ahead of Ireland captain's 100th cap (The Scotsman: Sport)

WALES coach Warren Gatland has paid a glowing tribute to Ireland cap centurion Brian O'Driscoll ahead of Saturday's RBS Six Nations clash in Dublin.

Gatland heaps praise on O'Driscoll (scrum.com)

Wales coach Warren Gatland has paid a glowing tribute to Brian O'Driscoll on the eve of his 100th Test cap for Ireland

Rugby Union: Gatland hails O'Driscoll (sportal.com.au)

Wales coach Warren Gatland has paid a glowing tribute to Ireland cap centurion Brian O'Driscoll ahead of Saturday's Six Nations clash in Dublin.

Ski area hours will spring forward (Telluride Daily Planet)

Call them sun worshippers. Unlike the rest of America, which shifts its life in the spring with the changing of the clock, the ski area will stick with the rhythms of the sun.

Mark the passing of seasons with kids' books on time (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

Mark the passing of seasons with kids' books that teach, observe and invent.

Colonial Athletic Assosiation (USA Today)

Colonial Athletic Assosiation-Around the Colonial Athletic

When you change the clock change the battery (The Demopolis Times)

Change the batteries in your smoke and CO detectors

Amana exhibit is Schaefer's dream come true (Quad-City Times)

Mention the Amana Colonies, and most people will tell you it’s atourist destination west of the Quad-Cities that is famous for itssauerkraut-and-sausage food, woolen shops and clock showrooms.

Changing times (Anderson Independent-Mail)

The clock-tinkering designed to allow us to extend the day and take advantage of an extra hour of daylight this time every year came into being in the early 20th century. And while those of us in states that were then heavily into agriculture know the implementation of Daylight Saving Time extended the day for planting, we must credit the railroad industry with the innovation of a standard time ...

Are Subway Riders Down with Countdown Clocks? (Gothamist)

MTA Czar Jay Walder believes subway countdown clocks will take some of the "angst" out of commuting. But a recent survey suggests many straphangers are still aggravated, clocks be damned. At 145th Street, jazz singer Nerissa Campbell tells the Times she felt disillusioned after the A train did not arrive when the clock promised. "It lied!" she said, laughing. "They shouldn’t spend money if they ...

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