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Alternative Systems:

DIME = Decimal Time

Shows correlation between decimal and regular time.

http://serg.us/dime/

Graand

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Dr. Winstead's Current Local and World Standard Percentage Metric Time Clock

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The New Calendar Reform

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http://home.comcast.net/~new_calendar/

New Earth Time

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http://newearthtime.net/

Time Cube

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