Do you have a timeline on delphi?
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Timeline: Delphi's history\n\nDelphi, the world's second-biggest auto parts maker, has been a publicly traded company for six years, and its roots go back to 1888 when the New Departure Bell Co. was formed to produce the first doorbell ringing device. The company has used the name Delphi for 10 years. Its storied history parallels that of General Motors Corp., its former owner, and includes innovations such as the dashboard radio, interior lighting, rack-and-pinion steering and air bag restraint systems. Here's a closer look at key events that helped bring about Delphi. \n\n1988: GM creates ACG Worldwide to bring all of its components divisions under one unit. \n\n1991: GM takes additional steps to restructure its automotive parts subsidiaries -- Saginaw Steering, Harrison Thermal, Packard Electric, AC Delco and others -- into a separate business group. J.T. Battenberg III, a GM manufacturing veteran, is named to head the group. \n\n1994: After consolidating and shedding dozens of supply operations, GM forms Automotive Components Group. \n\n1995: ACG is renamed Delphi Automotive Systems. \n\n1996: A 17-day strike at two GM brake plants in Dayton, Ohio, shuts down production in North America, costing GM nearly $1 billion. \n\n1997: GM and Hughes Electronics Corp. announce and complete the spin-off of Hughes Defense electronics business, followed by the merger of that business with Raytheon and the transfer of Delco Electronics from Hughes to Delphi. \n\n1998: UAW strikes two key Delphi and GM plants in Flint. GM North American vehicle production is shut down for two months. \n\n• GM announces Delphi will become a fully independent, publicly traded company during 1999. \n\n1999: Delphi Automotive Systems becomes a publicly held corporation on Feb. 25 -- becoming America's 36th largest business overnight. On May 28, Delphi becomes independent of GM. Delphi begins paying cash dividend of 7 cents a share a quarter. \n\n2002: Delphi Automotive Systems is renamed Delphi Corp. to reflect growing nonautomotive business, including medical equipment. \n\n2003: GM, Delphi and United Auto Workers sign new four-year deal that keeps Delphi under master wage and benefit contracts through 2007. \n\n2004: Delphi and UAW reach seven-year deal to pay new hires permanently lower wages and benefits. The company is subpoenaed by the Securities & Exchange Commission in July regarding irregular accounting practices and financial transactions. \n\n2005: Delphi discloses irregular accounting practices have overstated cash flow in previous years. Key financial executives, including CFO Alan Dawes, resign. \n\nDelphi Chairman J.T. Battenberg III retires and is replaced by Robert S. (Steve) Miller, a turnaround expert. Annual cash dividend is reduced from 28 cents a share to 8 cents a share. \n\nOct. 2005: Delphi files to reorganize its struggling U.S. operations under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. A new chief financial officer, Robert Dellinger, former CFO at Sprint Corp., is named.
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(m)\n\ncheck the following website\n\n\nhttp://www.nature.com/nature/focus/avianflu/timeline.html#top
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could you not write down the start/end time of the usage by hand??
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open the objects timeline and edit it's properties
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I think you're actually supposed to make the timeline, based on incidents in her life. You can find information about her at:\nhttp://www.lsjunction.com/people/long.htm
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There is different ways to do that.\nOne simple way would be for your program to read and remember the last modification date and size.  You then enter a infinite loop where you do compare the current last modification date of the file, and when it differ of your internal date, you open it and read it from the last position you saved.  Otherwise you simply call Sleep(N) and loop back to the beginning of the loop.\n\nThe program only create a dialog when it has something to show, otherwise it is invisible.
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When i make a big mistake... which is alot, I just restore to an earlier time, usually a day before, or 2 days before.\n\nClick start.........All programs.... Accessories...... system tools,..... system restore. (choose an earlier time)\n\nHope this helps.
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in windows, use the history tab in IE
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I use SyncBackSE (the FREE version)\nhttp://www.2brightsparks.com/syncback/\nThis is a great program, because it lets you exclude certain filetypes (based on extension), yiu can schedule the time of syncronization and much more.
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Yes, there is a freeware program available called Karen's Countdown Timer. \n\nJust download the small application, then input the event, date, and exact time, and it will countdown for you.\n\nhttp://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptcount2.asp
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if it has synatax pad system, there should be what looks like a little red oval at the bottom of your screen near the time display. click on that and an on/off opton should apper
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go to tools then go to internt options and go to the history section
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Goto this site :\nhttp://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/timelinesynch.htm
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OK is this confesion time or do you have a question?
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Try this link this will help you:-\n\nhttp://www.worldtimeserver.com
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You can go to the libary and ask for a time line history and they will give you one.
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var\nLoacation, State ,dir, String;\ni : integer;\nbegin \ndir := ExtractFilePath(Applicatrion.ExeName)+'Data'+'&#92;';\n\ni := Continent.ItemIndex;\nif Not(i > -1) then begin\nShowMessage('Please select a location first');\nexit;\nend;\n\nLoacation := Continent.Items.Strings[i];\n\ni := States.ItemIndex;\nif Not(i > -1) then begin\nShowMessage('Please select a State first');\nexit;\nend;\n\nState := States.Items.Strings[i];\n\nList.Items.LoadFromFile(Dir+Loacation+'&#92;'+State+'List.txt');\n\nend;\n\nuse in Delphi add two comboboxes and a listbox fill them with a list of locations and states have the onChange of the location listbox to load the correct states for the location drop a button on the form and your away\n\nother then that your on your own as you didnt say weather you wanted it in a program or on a webpage  or other  info on how you need or want it. what i posted will work for a program with a few more tweekings here and there you could even have it retrive all the list from the net  hope this has helped in some way good luck with it