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Posted 20/02/2009 - 11:29
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Previous post IS working CHEERS Vic.
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Posted 20/02/2009 - 11:57
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It was the "/" in the title - the forum software doesn't like them, but I see one of the mods has changed it now
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Posted 20/02/2009 - 13:28
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Peter you can get them for the rest of the world -I did for not only my town but my house! On the left hand side you can click on from world map and zoom right in on where you live then get the tables.
Posted 20/02/2009 - 18:26
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Posted 20/02/2009 - 19:00
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Are you all being sarky or is it April the first already ..... maybe we don't see the sun much in the UK, but when you resort to compasses and lists of when it should be visible.... it's time you either stayed indoors or got out more I mean your not exactly looking for a comet
shim
PS Some weather forecast sites tell you how long the Sun was visible the day before...... just in case you didn't find it
shim
PS Some weather forecast sites tell you how long the Sun was visible the day before...... just in case you didn't find it
Posted 20/02/2009 - 19:07
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shim wrote:
you resort to compasses and lists of when it should be visible.... it's time you either stayed indoors or got out more I mean your not exactly looking for a comet
Thing is this Shim, i got up at 5am this morning because the site told me the sun would rise at 7am. Why bother guessing when it takes 30 seconds on the web? Off course you are not use to the sun over in Liverpool, perhaps you should move to chester?
you resort to compasses and lists of when it should be visible.... it's time you either stayed indoors or got out more I mean your not exactly looking for a comet
Posted 20/02/2009 - 19:19
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davex wrote:
You know what they say on Merseyside..... Red Sky at Night Means Birkenhead's on FIRE! shim wrote:
you resort to compasses and lists of when it should be visible.... it's time you either stayed indoors or got out more I mean your not exactly looking for a comet
Thing is this Shim, i got up at 5am this morning because the site told me the sun would rise at 7am. Why bother guessing when it takes 30 seconds on the web? Off course you are not use to the sun over in Liverpool, perhaps you should move to chester?you resort to compasses and lists of when it should be visible.... it's time you either stayed indoors or got out more I mean your not exactly looking for a comet
I've got a little program called Clockwise running in my tray that gives me all that kind of information. It's also on a digital clock/weather centre I've got.
One very good program that I haven't got on my computer at present is Atomic Clock which actually shows a World Map on the screen with the sun actually rising and setting in real time showing the areas of light and shade... quite good to watch. I think it was v6, but later versions probably have it.
shim
Posted 20/02/2009 - 23:21
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shim wrote:
I've got a little program called Clockwise running in my tray that gives me all that kind of information. It's also on a digital clock/weather centre I've got.
One very good program that I haven't got on my computer at present is Atomic Clock which actually shows a World Map on the screen with the sun actually rising and setting in real time showing the areas of light and shade... quite good to watch. I think it was v6, but later versions probably have it.
shim
And you reckon we need to get out more.
davex wrote:
You know what they say on Merseyside..... Red Sky at Night Means Birkenhead's on FIRE! shim wrote:
you resort to compasses and lists of when it should be visible.... it's time you either stayed indoors or got out more I mean your not exactly looking for a comet
Thing is this Shim, i got up at 5am this morning because the site told me the sun would rise at 7am. Why bother guessing when it takes 30 seconds on the web? Off course you are not use to the sun over in Liverpool, perhaps you should move to chester?you resort to compasses and lists of when it should be visible.... it's time you either stayed indoors or got out more I mean your not exactly looking for a comet
I've got a little program called Clockwise running in my tray that gives me all that kind of information. It's also on a digital clock/weather centre I've got.
One very good program that I haven't got on my computer at present is Atomic Clock which actually shows a World Map on the screen with the sun actually rising and setting in real time showing the areas of light and shade... quite good to watch. I think it was v6, but later versions probably have it.
shim
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Posted 21/02/2009 - 08:59
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shim wrote:
I've got a little program called Clockwise running in my tray that gives me all that kind of information. It's also on a digital clock/weather centre I've got.
One very good program that I haven't got on my computer at present is Atomic Clock which actually shows a World Map on the screen with the sun actually rising and setting in real time showing the areas of light and shade... quite good to watch. I think it was v6, but later versions probably have it.
shim
Dont you have windows on Merseyside, or have they all been bricked up?
davex wrote:
You know what they say on Merseyside..... Red Sky at Night Means Birkenhead's on FIRE! shim wrote:
you resort to compasses and lists of when it should be visible.... it's time you either stayed indoors or got out more I mean your not exactly looking for a comet
Thing is this Shim, i got up at 5am this morning because the site told me the sun would rise at 7am. Why bother guessing when it takes 30 seconds on the web? Off course you are not use to the sun over in Liverpool, perhaps you should move to chester?you resort to compasses and lists of when it should be visible.... it's time you either stayed indoors or got out more I mean your not exactly looking for a comet
I've got a little program called Clockwise running in my tray that gives me all that kind of information. It's also on a digital clock/weather centre I've got.
One very good program that I haven't got on my computer at present is Atomic Clock which actually shows a World Map on the screen with the sun actually rising and setting in real time showing the areas of light and shade... quite good to watch. I think it was v6, but later versions probably have it.
shim
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“We must avoid however, snapping away, shooting quickly and without thought, overloading ourselves with unnecessary images that clutter our memory and diminish the clarity of the whole.” - Henri Cartier-Bresson -
Posted 21/02/2009 - 09:59
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If knowing when the sun rises and sets is nowhere near anoraky enough for you...... You need to know how long the shadows cast by buildings, telephone poles or even yourgoodself are so that you are not included in the picture check out this program even gives the angles of shadows.
Quote "you don't need to be a rocket scientist to figure out the movements of the sun"
shim
Quote "you don't need to be a rocket scientist to figure out the movements of the sun"
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