Comments on: At the Louvre http://www.matthewsim.com/weblog/18/ Clever name pending. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:26:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on At the Louvre by: Luis Ferreira http://www.matthewsim.com/weblog/18/#comment-36338 Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:00:27 +0000 http://www.matthewsim.com/weblog/18/#comment-36338 Dear Mr. Simoneau: As per your above stated permission, I'll be using your great Egyptian cubit image to illustrate a course on Metrology. The course in question is free, so the work is non-commercial. Due credit and a link to your blog will be provided. Thanks! Dear Mr. Simoneau:

As per your above stated permission, I’ll be using your great Egyptian cubit image to illustrate a course on Metrology.
The course in question is free, so the work is non-commercial.
Due credit and a link to your blog will be provided.
Thanks!

]]> Comment on At the Louvre by: James Jenkins http://www.matthewsim.com/weblog/18/#comment-1679 Fri, 08 Jul 2005 06:36:40 +0000 http://www.matthewsim.com/weblog/18/#comment-1679 We also would like to use your photo of the cubit in our training at Quametec Institute of Measurement Technology. http://quametec.com We just happen to have replicas of the Egyptian Cubit. If you would like one, email me with your phone number and I will see what I can do to send one your way. The replica is made of material that simulates black granite. I have one on my mantle along with a poster which contains the story of the cubit and a hieroglyph of "judgement day". (This comes with the cubit.) Although using your picture saves me time and trouble. Thanks! Sincerely, James Jenkins Quametec We also would like to use your photo of the cubit in our training at Quametec Institute of Measurement Technology. http://quametec.com

We just happen to have replicas of the Egyptian Cubit. If you would like one, email me with your phone number and I will see what I can do to send one your way.

The replica is made of material that simulates black granite. I have one on my mantle along with a poster which contains the story of the cubit and a hieroglyph of “judgement day”. (This comes with the cubit.)

Although using your picture saves me time and trouble. Thanks!

Sincerely,
James Jenkins
Quametec

]]> Comment on At the Louvre by: Matthew Simoneau http://www.matthewsim.com/weblog/18/#comment-818 Fri, 19 Nov 2004 22:20:39 +0000 http://www.matthewsim.com/weblog/18/#comment-818 No, I wouldn't mind if you reprinted my cubit photo in your educational publication. I'm happy to see someone making use of it! I'd appreciate a photo credit (if there's room), a link (if it's online), and a copy (if it's printed), but don't let any of these stop you from using it. No, I wouldn’t mind if you reprinted my cubit photo in your educational publication. I’m happy to see someone making use of it! I’d appreciate a photo credit (if there’s room), a link (if it’s online), and a copy (if it’s printed), but don’t let any of these stop you from using it.

]]> Comment on At the Louvre by: John Portman http://www.matthewsim.com/weblog/18/#comment-817 Thu, 18 Nov 2004 20:30:51 +0000 http://www.matthewsim.com/weblog/18/#comment-817 Would you be willing to let us use your picture of the royal egyptian cubit in an educational publication of the American Scientific Affiliation? Would you be willing to let us use your picture of the royal egyptian cubit in an educational publication of the American Scientific Affiliation?

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