Due to the unexpected death of my Husband, Jerry A. Wallace,
please remove him from the meteorite mailing list. All posts are
just too much for me to read thru. Jerry has an inbox of over
15,000 emails. I will never get thru them if I keep adding 60-70
emails a day.
I want to thank all who
Hi Dr. Jeff and List,
I, for one, am tickled that the WEST, Texas fall has been officially
named anything but WEST.
Years ago I became aware of the methods and criteria used by the
Nomenclature Committee for
naming any new fall or find. So it was obvious that the name WEST was
premature.
Thanks Darren,
ROTFLMAO!
Jerry
Darren Garrison wrote:
On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 11:22:04 -0500, you wrote:
Thank you for the input. I think what I will do is subdivide my type
list into two arbitrary categories - irons and everything else.
I think the most meaningful distinction
Hi Rob,
Rob McCafferty wrote:
In the UK we say STAY ORF MY LAAAND!, usually with a farmers shotgun in hand.
H. Did the British government miss taking away one of the farmer's
shotguns?
I'll bet they would like to know where it is.
I suppose we could always resort to the old SD method
For what it's worth:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090325/ap_on_sc/sci_asteroid_match
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/NASA/photo//090325/481/c461e8c1701c49619796a4a26bea61a0//s:/ap/20090325/ap_on_sc/sci_asteroid_matchAP
– This December 2008 photo, released by NASA, shows a black chunk of
rock
for a
soft
landing. Didn't need that kind in Texas anyway.
'Nuf said.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all,
Jerry Wallace
-
Sterling K. Webb wrote:
Hi, List,
Michael wrote:
What are the chances of a meteorite landing on
a relatively
that the
powers that be
(Mr. Bostick, et al, if memory serves) initiate and produce an award to
be presented
at the Tucson Auction/ Awards Ceremony this coming year for The Most
Generous
and Caring Meteorite Dealer Known to Mankind.
Best regards to all,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
P.S. to Mr
True story, Michael. The Care Box just got here
yesterday.
And I was just pulling your leg a little bit about letting your
customers go hungry. I'm sure you would never let a customer
starve.
Jerry
Michael Farmer wrote:
I am not sure what to think about that email.
Is it a joke, or are you
Pete,
That may have been the case a few years ago, Pete. But have
you seen the price of cat food lately. Besides that, our cats
would attack us if we started eating their food. Better to stay
on the safe side and just eat the bologna. Have to fight with the
cats over that. They love bologna.
Even though it's unusual to see a meteor or meteorite during the day,
Dougall said they are pretty common.
The Earth gets struck constantly by meteorites. Constantly, he said.
Sounds like if the interviewer had probed Mr. Dougall's thoughts a bit
deeper, he might have said:
I'm always
and brushes would
get it.
However, the silicate inclusions and coarse crystals appear to make it a
slam
dunk to be an old iron. Now if you can just nail down where it's really
from.
Best regards,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
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Hi All,
I recently answered an ad regarding
Did I miss something in that last sentence?
Nope. Just Chicago Steve being Chicago Steve. 8[
Bob Holmes wrote:
Five hours ago you posted:
Hi again list.I have 4 meteorites forsale.I have 2 NWA 1685
Individuals (82 grams $150) and (90 grams $200).I also have a 234 gram
endcut of (nwa 788
Hi Folks,
Well, I see the big money boys (collectors and dealers) were hard
at work today. They certainly blew me out of the water on 1938
Monahans (Texas) and Sandia Mountains (New Mexico).
In reviewing the winning bids on the other meteorites in the auction,
I didn't notice any bargains. They
,
Jason
- Original Message - From: Jerry A. Wallace
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Bonhams Auction Completed.
Hi Folks,
Well, I see the big money boys (collectors and dealers) were
Dave,
That's certainly the most convincing argument I've heard so far.
I think you nailed it.
Jerry W.
Dave Carothers wrote:
Because Adam Hupe, Greg Hupe, Mike Farmer, Dean Bessy, Ruben Garcia,
Geoff Notkin, Steve Arnold #1, Moritz Karl, Martin Altman, etc. (the
list goes on) said so.
Hi Matthias, and List,
Matthias wrote:
From Texas: Down there? Vineyard? --- Chile?
CHILE???!
I'm guessing that a good many of you might be surprised to learn that there
are a fair number of vineyards in Texas, mostly west Texas, that have been
producing excellent wines for several decades
Anne,
Your list consists of only nine gracious and highly intelligent women.
We will need at least an even dozen to produce the calendar The Ladies
of Meteorite Central. Unless we skip three months...or, use photos of
three ladies twice in order to give the calendar the usual twelve months,
Anne,
Your list consists of only nine gracious and highly intelligent women.
We will need at least an even dozen to produce the calendar The Ladies
of Meteorite Central. Unless we skip three months...or, use photos of
three ladies twice in order to give the calendar the usual twelve months,
Jerry, List,
This is copied from the article that you supplied herein:
We will defiantly let you know the outcome of the research, they said.
Seems there's been quite of few of those threats on the List this year.
Maybe things will calm down to normal next year and folks will get back
to just
Man! Bessey Specks have really grown since I last looked. I
think he's been injecting the tiny little specks with steroids lately.
H. Wonder if steroids are refined from asteroids. Dean
must have found a way to do it.
Jerry W.
dean bessey wrote:
I have more than 50 NWA's ending on ebay
Graham,
I think you're right about that.
Seems as if Michael ought to supply some of that K-Y Boundary material
I've been reading about with that specimen.
Jerry W.
ensoramanda wrote:
Now if we are just discussing oriented meteorites...take a look at
this!!! Or is it just pornographic
Jan, List,
As usual with this type of high-dollar scam, there's the obligatory
collection of
low resolution, fuzzy, long distance photos of the miracle object. And
they always
throw in the piles of old, questionable, bad and/or irrevelant science
that invariably
proves the object to be
Good Grief, Charlie Brown.
I had no idea things had deteriorated to that point across the pond (again).
I don't know whether to send food, money, or a sympathy card. Or maybe
all three. Cheer up, maybe that planet destroying asteroid will be here
sooner
than expected.
Or perhaps a case or two
help. Then come back when you're fixed. Good luck with
that.
Paul, thanks for speaking up (again).
Best regards,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 6/1/2007 1:51:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi list.I hope all are well.I just
But gosh gee whiz, Steve.
Due to your self-proclaimed Gao addiction,
won't you need to buy them all back next week
in order to give them away at some later date?
Jerry
steve arnold wrote:
Good late evening list.I have put up 12 very nice
fusion crusted individuals of gao.I am selling them
Well gosh, Steve. Please let us know in excruciating detail when
each one is claimed.
Thanks,
Jerry
steve arnold wrote:
HI LIST I HAVE 7 SMALL GAO'S TO GIVAWAY WITH THE
ORIGINAL COLOR.JUST CHIME IN AND CLAIM YOURS.
Steve R.Arnold,chicago,Ill,Usa!!
Collecting Meteorites since 06/19/1999!!
Hi Robert,
I used to have a nice little marble collection, but then I lost all my
marbles.
So I next took up collecting space rocks, a natural transition. I've been
confused ever since so your letters make perfect sense to me.
But Ruben definitely has a good idea. Just lick, stick, then stand
OK! There we have it. The pot has officially called the kettle black.
Jerry
steve arnold wrote:
Hello list.I think we have done enough talking about
hamburgers,matteo,and other non-meteorite BS.Can we
not get back to talking about meteorites?PLEASE!Hey
even taking about boring gao is better
Hi Kevin, List,
That brings to mind a fond memory.
It was in the late winter of '57 and the sun was barely beginning its
work day
in West Texas by starting to illuminate the landscape through the cold,
gray,
dismal, misty, low overcast morning. I was with my mineralogical mentor
on yet
Whoa there, Litig8n,
We're talking about the one and only CHICAGO STEVIE here.
A MAN who makes his own rules, sets his own limits and digs his own holes.
Truly a giant among pygmies.
CHICAGO STEVIE'S biography/screenplay is currently on hold so that more
of his latest unbelievable
Hi Kevin,
Well that's an easy one...
Ice Cream Trolley indeed. Ha!
That's one of the Lunar Visitors Welcoming Committee's Hospitality
Carts. I'm
surprised there are no pictures of the comely Moon Girls handing out
Moon Shine
Juice and Cuban cigars (they're not banned on the moon, you know),
Hi Justin,
There should be one available any day now.
Chicago Steve I'll haunt you forever Arnold bought one last week.
It's about time for him to get bored with it when he discovers that
he'll have
to read and understand the instructions in order to be able to use it.
It is a White's
Test...Please Delete.
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Ron Baalke wrote:
Rock baffles experts; can't figure out what it is
This post turned out to be one of those with what could be considered a
highly misleading headline or
Subject line.
When I first read the Subject line I thought, Man, that's the first
time I've ever seen Ron Baalke send
GOOD GRIEF!
It's deja vu all over again.
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Hi Norm,
I seem to recall from Nininger's book Find A Falling Star that Nininger
himself was never a fan of the UCLA lab and had a few harsh observations
concerning their procedures and practices.
Of course, that was many years ago, but it appears that maybe they're still
using some of those
Greg,
Great idea YES!
Jerry
Greg Hupe wrote:
Dear List Members,
A month or two ago I posted to the list that I felt that Steve Arnold
- IMB and Phil Mani should be nominated for a Harvey Award for their
Huge Brenham Main Mass discovery and also Geoff Notkin for his
tireless work on
By ALICIA CHANG
The Associated Press
Sunday, January 8, 2006; 12:24 PM
LOS ANGELES -- When a NASA capsule hauling comet and interstellar dust
plummets through the Earth's atmosphere this weekend, residents in large
sweeps
of the West will witness a cosmic spectacle...
Hi Greg and List,
Hope you don't mind me sharing your email to join you in extending
those those same simple yet eloquent wishes to everyone...plus
adding a few special wishes for the coming year...
To Steve Arnold, IMB: Maybe this new year the big one won't get
away. Hang in there.
To Steve
Hi Michael,
That would be hors d'oeuvres . (Probably akin to some rare type of
French meteorite.)
I have always pronounced that as horse ovaries, which tends to raise
a few eyebrows at the fancier parties, but being Texan, I figger that's
close enough.
Jerry
Michael L Blood wrote:
on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But in my case I saw the colored teardrops fall off just behind the
mass and fall into the yard next door about 35 feet away. I could see
the red, yellow, green, white, blue orange, silver and gold drops fall
in front of the garage! So I know exactly where the
Hi Sterling and List,
Sterling cited:
Park Forest, M'Bale, Holbrook, Benld, Gao and Noblesville.
Lets not forget New Orleans...or the one that almost landed in my backyard-
Monahans.
Newspaper reports (thanks to Mark Bostick) noted that...well- here are the
actual excerpts:
A four-inch
it any further.
With regret,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
...
Steve Arnold wrote ( 6/28/2005 3:52 PM )
Hi list.I was just rummaging thru some odds and ends and I found 2 more
specimens
you please respond as to whether you will sell
me the piece
of Sweetwater, Tx., as per my request below.
Thanks,
Jerry
..
Jerry Wallace wrote (6/28/2005 / 5:45PM
Folks,
For those of you who might have an interest- there is a special on this
evening titled, eBay Effect: Obsession. It starts at 7:00PM CDT on
CNBC. You'll need to check your local schedule for times.
It promises to be interesting. Since so many of us on the List spend way
too much time and
Hey Steve,
Congratulations on your new NWA 3119. See you got shot out of the saddle
on the 6.4g Pena Blanca Springs, tho. $27.74 per gram is a little strong
for that
one, unless you really want it bad.
Now, how about an answer on the Sweetwater, Texas offer, please.
Jerry
Steve Arnold,
Steve,
Don't you ever get just plumb sick and tired of
thinking of nothing but yourself all the time???
Get a hobby. Have you ever tried stamp collecting?
Or take up a sport. Bull riding seems to be growing
in popularity- and you only have to concentrate for
8 seconds at a time.
Or, try
Hi Steve,
Sounds like you're having a great vacation. Much deserved, no doubt.
Matzatlan is a beautiful place to visit.
It occurs to me that you now have a fantastic, perhaps even a once-in-a-
lifetime opportunity available to you. The Mexican deserts, the Sonoran
and the Chihuahuan, have been
Steve,
There have been many of us on the list who have been telling you
where to go for years. You weren't paying attention.
Your friend,
Jerry
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Wow I have gotten many emails telling me where to look for meteorites in
this area.There are 2 places where I am
Well dang, Dave. Just tell everybody. We have been watching that
piece very quietly without bothering anybody. Now you've probably
started a whole ruckus of bidding wars over it. Shucks!
Jerry
Dave Harris wrote:
Hi all
If anyone is interested there is a lovely 4.3g part slice of Pena Blanca
Mark,
That's a mental trap fallen into by numerous minds over the ages.
Sort of a clap-trap snare, as it were. It's also a sieve that serves
to separate the detritus from the plausible.
Obviously, Dr. N. H. Darton of the U. S. Geological Survey,
1946, jumped in with both feet and eyes wide closed.
AG!!
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Hi again list.Well after over a year and 72 givaways,everything is all
gone.I hope everyone who got something will appreciate what I have done.It
has been my pleasure to do what I have done.They always say it is better
to give than to receive.I
Hi Martin,
Just to let you know that Deport (a) arrived here safe and sound
this afternoon. I could almost swear I saw it make a big grin when
I opened the wrapping and the Texas sunshine hit it in the face.
We're planning a big WELCOME HOME party for Miss Deport (a)
(all 23.37 grams of her) this
Michael L Blood wrote:
Buckleboo
-
Has anyone explained what this means, signifies, implies or otherwise
impels some people on the list to include it in their posts?
Michael
Michael,
Well, I've heard the Buckleboo question enough times now until
it's finally got my curiosity
Geoff,
Interesting story.
I noticed this at the bottom of the story:
For more than 20 years, Budnick tried to file and peddle mining claims
in such diverse places as George's Bank, the asteroid belt, Mars and
the moons of Jupiter. After trying several states without success, he
finally
Hi Adam,
The problem here lies not with you but with the average American who
is almost totally ignorant when it comes to the 'mysteries' of the metric
system.
The average (older) American doesn't know a centimeter from a centipede
or a millimeter from a millipede. They can't tell you which has
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, the most surprising thing I have heard when someone sees a cube in
person is just how small one is. A cubic centimeter is a tiny measurement.
Cheers,
Martin H.
My gosh, Martin, there's a whole TEN MILLIMETERS along each side of that
of that there cubic
Hi Kevin,
Received my signed copy, no. 42, of your book yesterday. Mailed on Feb.,
9th,
arrived Feb., 17th. [I was beginning to worry a tad since I've missed
shipments
on three different parcels, all in U.S., since mid December.] Eight days
across
1,293 miles (or 2,061 km- for those of you who
Hola yourself, Dave,
I was pretty certain that Chicago Steve was in Tucson this year,
but this is the first photographic evidence that I've seen.
http://myweb.cableone.net/dandrews/beaker.html
Thanks for passing that along.
Jerry
DNAndrews wrote:
Hola Dos Juans,
I also haven't seen much input to
Folks,
Stumbled upon this article that will undoubtedly be of interest
to a number of you. Fascinating theory. Many of the desert and
dry lakes hunters can put it to the test. Have any of you noticed
this phenomenon? I see no reason why, over time, the process
wouldn't apply to a meteorite just as
Steven Drummond wrote:
Just because it fell in a specific place on this earth (or hit
something man made )
doesn't make them any better than any of the others.
Hi Steven,
It's obvious you're not a Texan.
For instance, I separate my collection into two major categories:
1. TEXAS Meteorites
2.
Dear kind, gentle, patient, and knowledgeable Meteorite Folks,
I'm hearing:
NEW LIST! NEW LIST! MODERATED LIST! MODERATED LIST!
Well, folks, before we get a lynch mob all worked up here, let's rake
this mess over
the coals a few times and see how it smells then...
First (and with great
Dave Harris wrote:
..the list is getting too noisy again, for the umpteenth time.
may be it's me - everytime I rejoin the list, within days it kicks off again
dave
Hm. Now that the cause for the noise problem on the list
has been isolated we can begin working on a permanent fix.
Thanks for
Steve,
I, too, have reservations. But I'm going anyway.
Jerry
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
Hi list.Just wondering who will be coming to tucson next year?I booked my
flight last night for 5 days, so it will be good to see everyone again and
new people as well.It is nice to be well known.Lets
Mark Bostick wrote:
...and I am sure I am not the only one that would like to see a large
scale pairing project done on west Texas meteorites.
Gosh Mark, I would never pick on your collection like that.
But, like you, I've had my suspicions about a few of the closely related
west Texas
How many people live in the same town that has a meteorite named
after it?
Or...perhaps even rarer and maybe even more interesting- how many people
live in a town that was named after a meteorite that was found or fell
thereabouts?
Jerry ;-)
David Freeman wrote:
Dear Anne, List;
Well I think
Well Adam, you've certainly got my full sympathy about the situation.
Nothing, and I mean NOTHING, can be more disgusting or discouraging
than to keep turning up a bunch of dudes when you're out trolling for
dudettes.
Jerry
Adam Hupe wrote:
Dear List,
I am finished following up leads generated
become important to me in my new hometown,
Odessa.
So if you would please, Mark, I would love to have a copy of the pdf scan
of the original story.
Many thanks,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
PS... 1. Yes. I still have that piece of the Odessa Meteorite that I
kicked up
and picked up in 1955. I've
Bernhard,
Welcome to the Wide Wacky World of Steve (Captain Chicago) Arnold
and his goofy meteorite antics.
If you will continue emailing him requesting either a clarification of
one of
his dippy sales offers, or (as in your case) for him to comply with the
assumed
commitment for him to actually
Hi Martin,
You're absolutely right. Your nomination of Steve (CAPTAIN CHICAGO)
Arnold is
nothing short of brilliant especially since Steve has the new camera.
Together these two
gentlemen could saunter forth in the 37 foot motor home complete with a
washer and
dryer, solving the mysteries of
. but this
METEORITE
CENTRAL LIST ain't the place to do it.
I'll bet there's thousands of politically oriented newsgroups, Yahoo
groups, and
blogger sites out there that would love to hear your opinions, so PLEASE
go protest
somewhere else.
Sincerely,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas (only 20 west Texas
http://www.wired.com/news/space/0,2697,64752,00.html?tw=wn_story_top5
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O NOO!
Not another dreaded meteorite BLOB! And a blind one at that.
Of course it will not consume your other meteorites- these things
only eat warm, screaming people.
Has it started growing and glowing yet? Will Mayor Daley call
for an evacuation of Chicago? RUN WHILE YOU STILL CAN!
Slick
AND...I suppose- had this been an actual alert- we would have been
advised to tune to the
NASCAR (National Aeronautics and Science Consortium for Astronomical
Reconnaissance)
channel on our radios for GPS coordinates of the new fall.
Right?
minador wrote:
This is a test of the Meteorite
own interest was revived a few years
back, the first book I read was _Find A Falling Star_, H.H. Nininger.
That truly
set the hook, and many books and meteorites later I still have an
insatiable
desire for more, more, more.
Thanks again, Mark.
Best regards,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
PS...I would
Hi Mark,
After a slow and careful re-read of your letter, it's now obvious to me
that you were indeed referring to the esteemed, talented, generous, and
underappreciated Mr. Stuart H. Perry (1874-1957.)
My apologies for my incorrect assumption. So I guess- Nevermind and
Carry On.
Thanks once more
Hi Tom (Peregrineflinger, etc.),
Good to see you back on the list. Glad you found work.
Hi, I am going to be working in Vegas and was wondering if anyone from there
can give me info on hunting in the area?
Just wander into the desert...dp into the desert. Look down. Find
meteorite.
Jerry
have a fine Sunday evening,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
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Bernhard Rendelius Rems wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.at/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2219315732category=3239
http://cgi.ebay.at/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2219315732category=3239
Kind regards,
*Bernhard /Rendelius/ Rems*
Well, Bernhard, I had the same initial reaction to the pictures that
Dave
Exceedingly well said, Paul, and Doug,
I was in the process of writing a response to Bernhard's myopically
opinionated
letter when your responses were posted. You've said everything that I
wanted
to say and then some. And you said it much better.
I personally know quite a few people who are
Dear Met Cent List Folks,
I'm certainly not claiming to be a fortune teller, but it /was/ obvious,
at least to me,
what would trigger the next Mount Matteo eruption. When he declared that
he was
quitting our game, taking his ball, and starting his own game (list)
across the pond
over yonder,
there one more again, Matteo, jsut more boken promisories. these idiocies
must quit no more again boken smiles or silly fairies. take to heed or I
reput
you again SPAM box. prices are already boken more against orissa. I take
note and count pieces.
you and many other have boken with this
Esteemed and Distinguished Members (and the few soreheads),
The latest incarnation of the Proud Tom website is now lying in state at:
http://www.x-mail.net/proudtom/index.html
The Proud Tom website flashed across our monitors like a brilliant
fireball and now is gone except for the 'Holiday
At this point I think all that have participated in the Proud Tom farce
are eligible to join the Cuckoo's (Ku Kus) Klan.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the Ku Kus Klan??? Please, no more,, my sides are still hurting
from the Proud Tom site. (where's my oxygen tank?)
Michael,
I sincerely doubt that Matteo had anything to do with the Proud Tom site
being removed. I'm relatively sure that its creator must have decided to
remove it, or didn't pay the webspace rental bill. {8O
Howsomever, anyone in hurtful need of seeing those classic webpages
again need not
has been heard to say many times...This
is absolutely
the last time I'll write about this!
With the proverbial 'grain of salt',
Jerry Wallace
Proud Tom Lives... http://www.x-mail.net/proudtom/index.html
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to the 'world of
meteorites' and the many joys associated with it.
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
David Freeman wrote:
Dear All,
Sorry, but this is the funniest thing I have ever seen, we laugh with
you, not at you.
Maybe
not.
Thanks, Walter. I'm still giggling.
Jerry Wallace
PS...Walter, at first I was just going to send this to you...but it's
just too good not
to share it. My apologies for any embarrasment I might cause you.
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Folks,
Since we seem to have morphed off into anthropology, genealogy, sulking,
skulking, and Rosie
resigning from the list again, and heaven only knows what else to
follow, here's an item of
'breaking news' that is both relevant and timely to our new 'off-topic'
subject. It's interesting,
But, of course, Mrs. Breaux is right:
Actually, it's MISS Breaux, (pronounced 'bro' with
a long 'o')
and a real dilly she is, too!
If through Odessa you should go,
I'd be glad to introduce you.
Jerry ;}
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Julie Breaux wrote:
Kring came to
Looks like I'm gonna get really lucky here- I just counted all of my
money and
I've only got $3.18. It's on its way, Steve. Thanks!
Jerry
PS...One of the smaller micros will be just fine.
Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wrote:
To all the people who want to buy these micro's from me, please send all
got your's yet- HURRY!
http://www.meteoriteimpact.com/videos.htm
Just wanted to throw in my unbiased yet absquatulated opinion.
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
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PS... A new movie, due out at the end of this month, is based on Dr.
Herndon's theory. It's titled The Core.
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PS... I was going to give you some info from the poster to answer your
questions,
but I see that Bernd has beat me to it while I was writing this. :}
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Paul Heinrich wrote:
1. What was the most recently discovered
impact crater for 1. North
NOTE: Interesting part towards end of article describes upper atmosphere
electrical phenomenen (sprite) believed to have been triggered by passing
meteor. jw
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Friday, February 7, 2003 (SF Chronicle)
Cosmic bolt probed in shuttle disaster/Scientists poring
Alan,
Kicked up my first chunks of rusted iron shale and a couple of
small, good nuggets from the Odessa Meteor Crater on a cold,
wet, windy day, in March of 1955. 13 years old at the time.
Had an unfortunate lapse of interest for a few years, but got back
on track about three years ago.
Jerry
no other email clients, I cannot recommend a fix for
them. But
check their address books to see if the above provision is available in
others
as well.
Wishing you all BIG meteorites for 2003,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
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to perpetrate this obvious hoax. But, I guess we'll
never know, since
it looks like one of the cahooters is going to be the lucky winner in
this farce.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2900909851
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all,
Jerry Wallace
Odessa, Texas
Hi Steven,
Obviously, dealing with Brad is something of a crapshoot. There are any
number of
bad sellers, just as there are bad buyers, on eBay who are very
laikadaisical, even
dishonest, in their dealings with each other; it's a damned shame that
they are that way,
but eBay has millions of
Folks,
Well, I said I would report on my auction results with Brad Sampson,
Cosmic Visitors. I had forgotten about the earlier criticisms and complaints
about him when I found I had inadvertantly won one of his auctions. I
realized only after the auction was over that he was the person that had
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