What does MT stand for?

Byline: David Derbyshire DIGITAL multi-tasking could be bad for the brain, scientists say.

95 Hardcover Ashgate studies in human factors for flight operations BF481 Drawing on recent research in prospective memory and on a much longer history of studies of the basic mechanisms of attention memory, three human factors researchers with the National Aeronautical and Space Administration (NASA) offer a general account of the cognitive challenges posed by multi-tasking and why it is error-prone.

I liked the author's point about the multitasker thinking--that he/she is doing an effective job of multi-tasking when the opinion that really matters is the one of the person who the multitasker interacts with.

Byline: Gillian Munro I AGREE with the Record article which said men were good at multi-tasking.

Byline: by Alice Smith, Aigburth I just want you all to see That I can multi-task So as I'm watching my TV I'll answer what you ask For I've got such a clever bonce You can see it on my face And I do several things at once In almost any place Watch a film, read a magazine Complete a crossword too Multi-tasking is my scene Whilst I still talk to you Making breakfast on the go As clothes I tumbledry Precious time is saved you know Trust me I would not lie Now to a man it's quite a blow That I've a woman's brain For I work quick and never slow I'm a multi-tasking dame

But such multi-tasking has resulted in more than one in 20 drivers having an accident or near-miss.

Blame it on the need to do more in less time or blame it on cell phones, multi-tasking, buddy chatting, or life on the fly; the pace is faster for younger consumers.

This latest Mint-mt version incorporates new multi-tasking capabilities, a virtual machine environment, and high levels commands for common applications to speed time to market.