Re: Making Metal Sundials II

[Gordon Uber]

http://www.techniks.com/press-n-peel.html  Price there is $30 for 20 sheets.

Gordon


At 11:59 AM 11/22/1999 , Tony Moss wrote:

Al Schoepp contributed:

 It sounds similar to the film described above.  Tell me more.

It comes in 8.5 X 11 sheets and seems to cost about $1.50 - $2.00 per
sheet, depending on where you buy it.  Rather than atempting to explain
it following are 2 webpages, the Techniks page is the manufacturer of
the film.  The other site has some info on it and also sells the stuff
in the UK.


http://www.cibs.co.uk/etch/


Gordon Uber   [EMAIL PROTECTED]  San Diego, California  USA
Webmaster: Clocks and Time: http://www.ubr.com/clocks

Re: Oddity

[Jean-Paul Cornec]

It is curious to note  there is almost the same
lapse of time between the two all-odd
dates and the two all-even dates : a bit more
than  years.

Jean-Paul Cornec

48°44'24 N  -  3°27'27W  

--
 De : Tony Moss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 A : Sundial Mail List
sundial@rrz.uni-koeln.de
 Objet : Oddity
 Date : dimanche 21 novembre 1999 11:41
 
 This snippet came to me too late to share on
the day.
 
 I can't vouch for it's accuracy I'm afraid.
 
 Tony Moss.
 
 
  Today is November 19th, 1999.
  The numerical format for Wednesday was
11-17-1999. All of the DIGITS are
  odd. The next Odd day is 11-19-1999. (which
is today) The next
  Odd day after that will be 1-1-3111 - which
is well over a thousand 
 years
  away, which we will never see.
  Days such as 4-13-89 have both even and odd
digits, thus, it is neither 
 odd
  nor even.
  The next even day will be 2-2-2000 - the
first one since 8-28-888. So, 
 now
  you have a reason to celebrate this Friday as
it'll be your last odd 
 day on
  Earth!!