Sara
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/31/fashion/weddings/sara-schechner-kenneth-l
aunie-vows.html?emc=tnttntemail0=y Schechner, Kenneth Launie - Vows
Robert Terwilliger
Certified Master Clockmaker
2963 Bird Avenue
Coconut Grove FL 33133
305-447-4619
Map to my
What a lovely story!!
Congratulations, Sara!
Dave
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From: sundial [mailto:sundial-boun...@uni-koeln.de] On Behalf Of Robert
Terwilliger
Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2013 8:49 AM
To: sundial@uni-koeln.de
Subject: From the New York times
Sara
Last November, Sara, Ken, Roger Sinnott and I visited
Wellesley College to check out the observatory and a
couple of sundials on the campus. The pictures are here:
http://www.dickkoolish.com/rmk_page/pictures_112312.html
Sara
The dial plate is a reproduction of the early 20th century, and the gnomon a
messed up replacement!
I have been thinking of writing this up with the Team for the NASS Compendium
as a short article on how to approach a dial found in the field. Would that
be of interest to others?
Cheers,
In addition to DeltaCAD, I mentioned a while back that FreeCAD was free, all
inclusive, and programmable using Python. My python programs for FreeCAD
include hDial, vDial, vDec, mDial, pDial, Shepherd, winged azimuth, the
Cappucin dials, and an almanac.
Hi Sara,
Your idea of writing up the Wellesley College dial is a good one - I for one
would like to know the full story and read your experiences.
The replica dial isn't a bad attempt (other than that awful gnomon!) and
appears to have been hand engraved. But the details of the Equation of
(ability (action (agent we) (time now) (object LISP) use)) !
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[illustratingshadows
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