My dear fellow dialists
Since I last posted on this subject, Laurel Browning has received a check
from Harris Morrison toward the cost of replacing the lost gnomon pattern for
the Schmoyer sundial (Sunquest sundial). The original pattern makers are now
at work on a new pattern and will be
Dear Friends,
The North American Sundial Society is pleased to announce its new domain
and Home Page on the World Wide Web.
[...]
The URL is:
http://sundials.org
Best regards,
Bob Terwilliger
I was struck by the lighted flat map of the world on the page,
http://www.foxnews.com/js_index.sml?content=/etcetera/wires/0622/e_rt_0622_2.sml
World's Largest Sundial - But No Sun
Reuters 8:36 a.m. ET (1237 GMT) June 22, 1999
PARIS - France inaugurated the world's largest sundial Monday, using
an ancient Egyptian obelisk as the pin and Paris's famed Place
Robert Terwilliger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Friends,
The North American Sundial Society is pleased to announce its new domain
and Home Page on the World Wide Web.
We are releasing the URL to members of The Sundial Mailing List so they can
get a preview. Please visit the site and
Robert,
I like the NASS website. The world map with night shown as grey (note
the correct spelling!) is BRILLIANT. Very elegant. Took me a few
minutes to realise what it was showing, but it rerally is very nicely
conceived and executed.
Of course, the website is a conspiracy to transfer
Thank you everyone for the interest you've shown in my photos. To save
clogging up mailboxes, I have published them on a (hastily put together!)
web page.
If you would like these photos, please feel free to download them at
www.jonurwin.dircon.co.uk/sunrise.
I have put thumbnail pics on the
Fellow diallists
I stand corrected!
Of course, there is at least one more Summer Solstice of this Milennium,
according to your hemisphere and definition of Milennium.
My apologies to everyone. Oh, and a pint of beer goes to Richard Langley for
being the first to produce an animation of the
Dear Friends,
The North American Sundial Society is pleased to announce its new domain
and Home Page on the World Wide Web.
We are releasing the URL to members of The Sundial Mailing List so they can
get a preview. Please visit the site and send any comments or corrections
to the Webmaster
Bob,
Great job.
I especially like your treatment of the NASS logo. As shown, it would make
a nice piece of jewelry.
++ron
-Original Message-
From: Robert Terwilliger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Sundial Mailing List sundial@rrz.uni-koeln.de
Date: Tuesday, June 22, 1999 9:57 AM
Subject:
Which reminds me of Alexander's affliction:
Lack of a second hand so he couldn't take Aristotle's minutes.
*Groan*
Sol Invictus: Traditionally tonight is a time of delightful frivolity.
Greg Lambertson wrote:
This reminds me of Aristotle's experiments with wine-soaked cloth, which
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