No ray of sunlight is ever lost. - Albert Schweitzer. This is the third in a series of books bringing together articles by Fred Sawyer on the history and theory of dialing. The current book covers 1999-2004. Gundlach’s Shadowless Sundials, Heliotrope XVIII, A Declining Noon Mark, The NASSAngel, Nicole’s Wedge, Basho Hidokei – A Traditional Japanese Sundial, Jacques’ Layout, Digital Sundials – Time At Your Fingertips, The Pelekinon Brief, ΖΉΘΙ And The Sawyer Dialing Prize, Colonial Sightings… In Cemetery and Crypt, Yabashi Point And Sawyer Equant, Nicole’s Dollar, Oudemans’ Curve, Foster’s Proof For Dialing Scales, A Fillip For Leybourn, Further Evolution Of Foster’s Dialing Scales, A General Analysis Of Foster’s Circular Nomogram, Regulating the Foster-Point, Letter To The Adler Planetarium, The Foster-Point Sundial, A Horizontal Sundial By Julien LeRoy, al-Kashi’s Wall, Gnomonic Modes & Ptolemaic Coordinate Dials, A Sundial By Rule Of Thumb, Eble’s Horoscope, Vertical Decliners By A New, Easie & Most Speedy Way, Illumination By Scales, A Note On The Origins Of Dialing Scales, From Universal Analemmatic To Sun Compass, Hooke’s Device, A Self-Orienting Latitude-Independent Analemmatic Equant Dial Design, Sightings At Colgate, A Colgate Checkup, Analemmatic Dialing Scales, The Oldest Analemmatic Dial?