Re: Symbols for Sunrise and Sunset

2009-08-16 Thread Gianni Ferrari
Frank, two different symbolsGianni Ferrari
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Re: Symbols for Sunrise and Sunset

2009-08-16 Thread Frank King
Dear Willy, Gianni, Carl, Larry, et al,

Thank you all for the splendid selection of
symbols which I shall pass on.

The only ancient one, so far, is the Chinese
symbol sent by Carl.  This is the kind of
thing my designer friend was looking for.
I rather like the simple signs myself.

The musical crescendo and diminuendo signs
have the right kind of simplicity.  I still
feel surprised that astrologers didn't/don't
have such symbols.

This is a wonderful list!

Frank

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Re: symbols Sunrise and Sunset

2009-08-16 Thread Fabio
This morning I read the message about symbols for sunrise and sunset.
I think it is an interesting question and I'm surprised there aren't any 
specific symbols for this purpose and, in generally, for an event which starts 
and ends every day.

This morning I was starting for a walking on mountain, the path was very 
narrow, overhanging a gorge for kilometers, so we had to walk in line without 
the possibility to talk one to another for the most of time.
There was only the possibility to look at the panorama (great), to take 
pictures and to think. Before starting I gave to the other people a topic to 
think; which symbols could represent the start and the end of the day or, in 
generally, of another daily event.
The symbols had to be: black and white, not complicated, not writed and without 
other direction symbols.
Now, at the end of the walking, the results are:
- an open eye and a closed one
- an apple and a bited apple
- a whole tube toothpaste and the same empty and coiled
- an open window and the same closed
- a lighted wax candle and the same dead and worned-out
- a whole egg and the same hatched
- a screw and a nut separated, the same screwed together 
- other off topic and other I can't refer here
I hope this activity will be useful, now I don't know, anyway nobody is fallen 
down :-)

ciao, Fabio Savian


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