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Good morning,
Members may be interested in the following classic books available as free
downloads from Internet Archive (www.archive.org):
Holtzapffel, C. (1852) Turning and mechanical manipulation. Intended as a
work of general reference an
Good morning,
Members may be interested in the following classic books available as free
downloads from Internet Archive (www.archive.org):
Holtzapffel, C. (1852) Turning and mechanical manipulation. Intended as a work
of general reference and practical instruction, on the lathe, and the
Hi,
2009/4/10 Edley McKnight
> Brent and all,
>
> For those that might not know, the archive of this list is
> at http://www.mail-archive.com/sundial@uni-koeln.de/
> There have been a lot of good discussions on many subjects.
>
that is true. Hopefully patent officers read
Brent and all,
For those that might not know, the archive of this list is
at http://www.mail-archive.com/sundial@uni-koeln.de/
There have been a lot of good discussions on many subjects.
Best Wishes!
Edley McKnight
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Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 1:55 PM
Subject: Archive search help
Hello Friends,
Daniel Roth's marvelous institution, the Sundial Mailing List (SML),
has received over 12,400 email messages since it began with his first
have very limited personal
experience searching this archive.
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Dear Daniel,
congratulations and thanks for 10th anniversary of Sundial Mailing List,
which you founded on the 15th of February in 1996, 9.23 h.
We would like to make you a present.
With the help of Gianni Ferrari I built in the last days a CD with the
10.899 emails of the SML starting from Febru
Hello Friends,
By now I hope you have checked out the Sundial Mailing List archive at
http://www.mail-archive.com/sundial%40rrz.uni-koeln.de/
and have tried the search/find function.
The people who maintain the archive have been very helpful and
responsive, and have shown a surprising
Hello...
The Mail Archive owner has agreed to modify, at least for now, the
way search results on the SML archive may be viewed.
Normally, only the most recent 100 results are available. Now, the
latest 500 results may be viewed. Use the numbers at the bottom of
each results page to jump
Hello Friends,
Our favorite sundial list is now archived by The Mail Archive.
For archived Sundial Mailing List messages, go to:
http://www.mail-archive.com/sundial%40rrz.uni-koeln.de/
Since 11 October 2005, each SML message has been promptly posted on
the archive. Previous messages, back
Hi Mac:
Could you please forward this? Thanks!
Hello All:
Dave & I have begun a photo archive of sundial towers from around
the world at the Sundial Cupolas, Towers & Turrets website. This
includes website links to them. I'm mostly interested in towers
with multiple sundial
Ah, yes, of course you're right; your stone dial is not an analemmatic dial,
but a horizontal dial with the hourly analemmas and declination and dates
among the dial furniture.
And, yes, I've also long been an admirer, too, of the simple analemmatic
dial painted on the sidewalk at the entrance
Hello Joe:
And it's a pleasure hearing from you!
I remembered your email to the list long ago and the gist of its
contents, but I didn't remember your name. I'm not a webmaster, so
unfortunately I can't help out in making an on line Sundial Email List
Archive. I suggest
It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance.
The presence of the sundial archive on YAHOO! is something I brought up
about a year ago. No one replied, I don't believe. I think no one knew
then
the origin of those postings which were transferred, _en masse_, to YAHOO!
It's
Martha Vargas has located a partial archive of The
Sundial Email List. For some unknown reason the last posting in the
Archive was posted back in 2001 then it stops.
Oddly, she found this email list archive at Yahoo. I wonder how it got
there, who did it, and why it stops in 2001? But
Hello Sundial Email List Subscribers (cc Daniel
Roth):
Apparently, there is no website that has an archive of all the Sundial
List postings, at least nobody has told me about one. This is a pity.
This means that there is no way for anybody to retrieve all the
wonderful postings that have
Dear sundial friends,
I lost last year's sundial list messages, due to some mishap with our new
e-mail server. As far as I know, the list is not officially archived. Has
anyone perhaps collected the postings from 20 Jan. 2004 to 19 Jan. 2005?
Please mail me off-list before sending :-)
Thanks!
Fr
6 December 2003
Does anyone know where a larger selection of messages from the SML is
archived than what is available when clicking on the link on the NASS
site? (I only see 5298 messages from 1/8/98 to 7/11/01 there. The SML
began in February 1996 and a complete archive should contain about
Steve Lelievre wrote:
>
> I don't know how to find old messages for this list. I used to look at an
> archive on Yahoo Groups (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sundial/messages/),
> but the last message there is from 2001/07/11.
Connect to
<http://www.astroarchive.com/g/>
C
archive on Yahoo Groups (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sundial/messages/),
but the last message there is from 2001/07/11.
Where else can I look?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
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Steve, try www.astroarchive.com.
Mac
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I don't know how to find old messages for this list. I used to look at an
archive on Yahoo Groups (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sundial/messages/),
but the last message there is from 2001/07/11.
Where else can I look?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
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44'N
3 27'W
> Hello!
>
> Does the List have an archive? I lost the note I sent recently by pressing
> the wrong button, and I'd like to retrieve it. If not, if anyone happens to
> have it, could he please forward it to me. It is the description of tthe
> camera obs
Hello!
Does the List have an archive? I lost the note I sent recently by pressing
the wrong button, and I'd like to retrieve it. If not, if anyone happens to
have it, could he please forward it to me. It is the description of tthe
camera obscura that I arranged for a partial solar ec
Hi all,
it's been half a year since my last post. I've been working and
studying hard and had little time to take care of the archives.
However, I removed the VSNET mailing lists to common request. That
shrunk the archive size from over a million messages to just under
half a mill
TED]>
> The current archive for the Sundial Mail List (and lots of other lists)
is:
> http://194.230.53.250
>
Hello Sundial List,
The current archive for the Sundial Mail List (and lots of other lists) is:
http://194.230.53.250
At last peek, there were 38 messages about "shadow sharpener". I
recommend choosing text display.
Enjoy.
Mac Oglesby
I have just received and uploaded some new items from:
Chris Lusby Taylor: Article on gnomons for mean-time equinaoctial dials.
Brad Lufkin: A Macintosh dial generator.
Dave
http://matrix.crosswinds.net/~dialist/
http://dialist.webjump.com
> If the messages from this mail list are archived, would someone
> please tell me how to reach them?
It's now on http://194.230.53.250 ASTRO ARCHIVE. You can choose sundial as
the list on the search page.
- Daniel Roth, sundial mailing list
Hello all,
Recently I tried to access the archive of Sundial Mail List messages, using
http://www.reference.com/cgi-bin/pn/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I got this notice:
"File Not Found
The requested URL /cgi-bin/pn/listarch.py was not found on this server."
If the messages from this mai
By the way, on the archive pages, there is an animated .gif of a sundial
that I was playing with. Before anyone points out the weird behavior of
the shadow, I really *intended* to represent hours 1..9 and 0 (no shadow),
because I was thinking of using the images as digits in a web page
counter! I
I was rather disappointed in the speed of the Crosswinds Web hosting. For
now, I will mirror the site at another location, and we can see how they
compare. Take your choice:
http://www2.crosswinds.net/~dialist/
http://dialist.webjump.com
Dave
OK, shadow-watchers:
As promised, I have created a Web site where we can archive graphic or
other binary files, rather than sending them as attachments to the List.
Visit: http://www2.crosswinds.net/~dialist/
Send me email about submissions, and we'll see how well it works!
Dave
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