Hey List,
Does anyone have a comprehensive list on all of the:
H Impact Melt Breccias
L Impact Melt Breccias
LL Impact Melt Breccias
Other Impact Melt Breccias
Thanks,
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In a message dated 12/7/2008 10:30:14 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe the two guys are just "publicly" asking $50 a gram, so that the
Canadian Government will have to pony up the $50/g to buy what they want
from them
All,
You know, on further thought, IF th
Is this in Canadian dollars or US dollars?
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All,
Maybe the two guys are just "publicly" asking $50 a gram, so that the
Canadian Government will have to pony up the $50/g to buy what they want from
them
(and or to buy from the other land owners) but in reality they are NOT
expecting to sell any to the rocks for ANY price at this time
In a message dated 12/6/2008 6:11:07 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I honestly think that the legal status doesnt matter to most private
collectors, it only really effects the dealers who would aquire it to sell it.
I agree, many private collectors might not care, but I
In a message dated 12/6/2008 5:31:12 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I doubt the meteorite will oxidize much, at these temps, there is no more
liquid water so they should be perfectly preserved for the most part.
Michael Farmer
*
Good Point Mike,
Then
Hey Guys,
All this talk about meteorites not being able to come out of Canada has me
thinking...
Argentina is known to come down hard on illegal fossil dealers at Tucson
recently.
Is there going to be a shortage of Campos this year at Tucson since the new
laws came into effect in Argentina
In a message dated 12/6/2008 5:01:12 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I highly doubt it will be in Tucson, if it is then it is illegal, and I
would not touch it. India doesnt scare me much, but Canada sent people to
Tokyo
two years back to look for fossils. They don't pl
In a message dated 12/6/2008 4:47:37 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Steve, I am sorry, but your comment than they wont make profit at $50 or
even $100 gram made me almost fall out of my chair! Lets see, a kilo at $50
gram
= $50,000.
Lets say half goes to the landowner
In a message dated 12/5/2008 12:16:00 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I agree 100% on this. $50 per gram is too high, the Carancas for example was
$100 per gram at first, now it can be had for under $20 per gram.
I have read several places that it is only valued at $1 -
Ryan,
There is no law in Canada that you can't contact McCartney or Sonny.
In fact, you are free to buy whatever you want from them.
The export laws only affect exporting of the specimens. No one has
suggested that you can't own one of the rocks McCartney or Sonny found. You
just
can'
Ryan,
I'm not sure I understand your logic here.
If you wished American Institutions would care enough to pay a fair retail
price to the legal owners of new meteorites, then I think we would all agree
with you.
But America has the principles of freedom and property rights that go
strongly
All,
I agree that this probably will sell for much lower in the future...well at
least I hope Supply and Demand will allow the prices to come down later
because a lot of it to comes on the market.
But we should keep something else in mind here: I don't know how much TKW
Sonny and McCartney
Greg and All,
I agree Greg, and likewise I hope the Canadian Government Researchers are
making their GPS coordinates of all their finds available to private hunters
so
that the private hunters can compile data into their GPS units to be able to
get all the meteorites recovered from within t
Greg,
As I understand, the Canadian law was put in place to give Canadian
Scientists first shot at ALL the grant money on research for any newly found
meteorites in Canada.
If any meteorite is allowed outside the Canadian borders, it would allow
some other scientist or institution in ano
Hey Guys,
Speaking of Ungrouped Achondrites, is there a nice comprehensive list of
Unique or ungrouped achondrites?
Is there a list of "less than 5 member grouped" (or potentially future
grouped) achondrites or chondrites for that matter?
I was thinking that Coolidge was a carbonaceous
Greg, and List,
So, does this place NWA 595 in another group (grouplet) or would it be
totally unique and anomalous, being the only representative known from it's
parent
body (so far)?
Looking at anomalous irons, we see a list of MANY such meteorites. In fact,
being "anomalous" or "uniqu
Hello Listees,
Over the past 3 years I have personally posted little on the list about the
Brenham Meteorites that I have found that are for sale. The assumption was
that if any of you wanted any, you would know where to come to talk to me
about them.
While my inventory is getting prett
List,
http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=9453ad78-e1e0-4e74-a50e-
ddd770048a80
Actually, this story is a VERY good story, not just because our favorite
hero Bob Haag is mentioned.
This reporter actually got the story right on so many points that few other
reporters sel
Not sure if this was posted, but Bob got mentioned in this story:
http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=9453ad78-e1e0-4e74-a50e-
ddd770048a80
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So, are they afraid someone will come along and steal the crater?
Or are they afraid someone will come along and find a meteorite, "steal" it,
and ruin all their science?
I don't get it?
Steve #1
http://www.whitecourtstar.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=1282298
Meteor crater identified
Post
Seriously, WHO would buy a $4.5M meteorite?
Maybe a $450 fake meteorite, or a $45,000 fake meteorite, but $4,500,000???
And then WHY would anyone do it?
Steve
In a message dated 11/4/2008 11:08:53 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
IMO, it should only be illegal to
Hey guys,
Anyone here trying to buy a meteorite for $4.5M?
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Hey Guys,
I have a couple of items on Ebay, with "Make and Offer" option attached.
If there is something you like, make me an offer. If it is too crazy, I
might decline it. But if it is reasonable, or close to reasonable...you never
know...
Use this following link, as it let's me get a 7
Hey Guys,
Just a note that I have some new items up on Ebay in my store.
I'm not doing the Reverse Auction this time, mixing it up a bit, BUT I do
have items listed at Buy It Now, and if you don't like my prices, feel free to
make me an offer at a price you think is fair.
Check them out h
Hey Guys,
Wow, our very own "World Meteorite Day!"
http://www.oregonlive.com/news/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/news/1219029910313020
.xml&coll=7
Don't forget to mark you calendars.
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Just a notice that even now I am loading up a new batch of meteorites on
Ebay in "Reverse Auction" format, or more accurately in another: "Steve
Arnold's
Famous Ebay Discount Marathon."
Every 24 hours or so, I will increase the Discount off of the already
reasonable price. The
Hey All,
Just a notice that even now I am loading up a new batch of meteorites on
Ebay in "Reverse Auction" format, or more accurately in another: "Steve
Arnold's
Famous Ebay Discount Marathon."
Every 24 hours or so, I will increase the Discount off of the already
reasonable price. The p
Now Mitchell is saying NASA had nothing to do with the Alien cover up, but
that he got confirmation years ago from the Pentagon.
This story doesn't end.
http://www.foxnews.com/video2/video08.html?maven_referralObject=2689866&maven_
referralPlaylistId=&sRevUrl=http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,29
Hey All,
Here is another new video interview with Edgar Mitchell about UFOs and
Aliens on Reuters site:
http://www.reuters.com/news/video?videoId=87905&videoChannel=1
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Hey Guys,
I was in my local Walmart yesterday and near the front of the store was a
Hanna Montana display with a 3D sign on the top, and they were giving away F R
E E 3D glasses. I am not sure if they are for an upcoming TV show or what.
But it is hard to argue with the price.
Assuming
Hey List,
Here is the actual audio clip of NASA Moon-Walking Astronaut Dr. Edgar
Mitchell (6th man to walk on the Moon) talking about real space aliens on UK
radio
interview with Kerrang! Radio.
http://www.kerrangradio.co.uk/Article.asp?id=804160&spid=
Interesting.
If NASA has communic
Hey Guys,
Maybe NASA could get these guys to bring us some Martian samples. They
would be real fresh samples and it should cost us far less than $8 Billion
dollars that the other idea they floated would cost.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,24070088-13762,00.html
Think of it as a ba
Larry,
Wow, some of those sure look like water washes one sees in Earth deserts.
I found myself ducking my head lower (as if I was looking out a window) in
hopes of seeing farther out onto the horizon of some of these photos.
SNC rocks by the BILLIONS and BILLIONS!
Thanks Larry.
Steve #
Hey All,
Here is another movie with the topic of a meteorite in it, out yesterday:
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OK,
I know I am responding to my own post, but...
$9,000,000 a gram is about 10,000 times MORE expensive than the $1,000 a
gram range that most SNC sell for now.
10,000 times more expensive!
Meteorites are S under-priced.
Steve #1
In a message dated 7/10/2008 8:52:40 P.M. Central
Wow,
Only $4.5 Billion (up to $8B) to return a single 500 gram SNC specimen!
That would be $9 Million to $16 Million per gram.
How many DIFFERENT SNC specimens could be found on planet Earth if
$8,000,000,000 would be spent on hunting for them over the same period of time
this
project wo
Hi All,
This is an interesting article about how the US is losing the new space
race:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml?xml=/earth/2008/07/10/scinasa110.x
ml
I can't help but think that all the Chinese, Indiana, Japanese, Taiwanese,
South Korean, Israeli, Brazilian and European k
OOOppps, I forgot to put the "JOKE WARNING" in the subject line and more
warnings before and after the joke in my last post. I am sorry if I offended
anyone. It was ONLY a joke.
Steve #1
In a message dated 7/10/2008 11:14:54 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Martin
Martin,
Is there actually any PROOF that your last statement (below) is true?
I think we should avoid speculation and stick to documented facts when
posting on the list!
Steve #1
In a message dated 7/10/2008 6:02:52 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
...Someone, who
Larry,
I would offer a review, but it will take me a month just to look at all the
pictures and read all the captions...then I will get around to reading it.
Maybe someone should make a Meteorite Comic Book for kids like me?
Steve #1
In a message dated 7/2/2008 11:57:16 A.M. Central Dayli
Tim,
What I love about the picture with you in it, is that so many pictures show
people apprehending meteorites, but your photo shows that YOU are the one
captured by the meteorite.
And what a great picture it is.
No doubt you, like many in the field, are the ones being captured by
me
In a message dated 6/11/2008 7:41:49 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What you need to do is go to the Heritage web site, register, then you can
gain access to the results.
T. Bunch
Thanks.
Interesting results.
I would assume that if a lot is not listed in the "Auct
Hey Guys,
Anyone with the results of the Auction this last weekend?
All I saw in the news was that Michigan sold for $20,000, and the 3/4 ton
Nantan went for $90,000.
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Magazine that ran the story and the inside story with the autographs of all
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Has anyone heard if the Large Fukang ended up selling after the auction at
Bonhams in April?
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Michael,
I see your high bidder so far, is at $200,100.00 and their hidden ebay name
starts with an "a" and has 10,005 positive feed back, one with a cool
shooting star. I wonder who is interested in meteorites and has just crossed
over
that 10,000 feedback mark???
:-)
Sounds like you h
Congrats Dean! Well deserved.
Steve #1
In a message dated 5/7/2008 10:27:01 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, not directly meteorite related I guess but a lot of those feedbacks
are for meteorite sales. And anyway, I just wanted to brag. Took me 9 years to
acompo
Hello Guys,
Just a formal notice that I have started listing things on my ebay store, in
preparation of starting the First Steve Arnold's Famous Ebay Discount
Marathon.
I started with 28 items, but 4 have already sold before I had a chance to
discount them. Humm, maybe I started those fo
Dave,
Thanks for the comments.
I think what makes this extra tough is that there is no real "right" way to
rebuild.
Mike mentioned the money being spent in the war in Iraq, and how it could
rebuild Greensburg in a few minutes. His comment is true as a political
statement.
However, som
Hello Dave and All,
Thanks for the post. As many of you know, my house in Greensburg was
destroyed by the tornado one year ago tomorrow. Well, technically, it wasn't
totally destroyed then, but by the time the city came along and bulldozed it
without my permission it was then totally dest
Michael,
You know what?
I have a problem with you having a problem with me having a problem with
Paul having a problem with others saying there is a problem, because I
EXPRESSLY
stated my last post that I had NO problem with Paul having a problem with
others saying there is a problem.
Warning, this is NOT a joke.
This is a serious post:
Hello List,
Check out:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gimmick
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Mike,
My bad. I should have written in my last post that my reply was all just a
joke. Or at least I could put in a wink ;-) so people would know it was a
joke.
Of course nothing in your post was a gimmick.
Next time I will put something in the Subject line saying that a joke is
encl
In a message dated 5/1/2008 12:48:22 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello again, it is that day of the week, EBAY day!
>"Ebay Day"??? Gimmick
http://www.meteorite.com/farmer/
See the link above linking all of my auctions from
both of my ebay usernames.
>Two Ebay N
All,
OK, I am going to give this reverse thing a try again.
However, so as to not ruffle any feathers, I am going to call it "Steve
Arnold's (soon to be) Famous Ebay Discount Marathon."
To do this I have to load things up on my Ebay Store, that I just opened.
It is going to take me some
In a message dated 4/29/2008 2:34:37 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This morning I awoke to a barrage of emails from him,
and from other people I know, where Randall was
emailing using the name Gary Goldstein (pretending to
be a lawyer) as is his usual way of doing busin
Doug,
You said:
Sometimes you really can get good deals. But, theoretically, if only
one item is for sale, the expected revenue from the sale is identical
to an auction as long as you have full participation. If I had to
guess, I'd say the payback to you will be lower than a normal aucti
Hey Guys,
I really didn't want to get into this yet, as I wanted to be the first to
try this on Ebay. Talk about it too much, and someone else might try this
before I get to do it first!
But I will explain it so you guys don't get too confused.
Ebay has an Auction format and a "Buy It Now
Hell All,
I am curious, if anyone on the list remembers the
"Steve Arnold Famous Reverse Auctions" I have
held in the past?
If you do, and especially if you bought something
via the old Famous Reverse Auctions, please
contact me directly off the list.
I am thinking about doing one again,
Hey, I got one. Only two halves of a 9.1 gram stone, so I am not rich. But
that puts me getting one in less than 1 out of 500 specimens.
It definitely puts the 9.1 grams in for far less than 1% of my current
material.
Cool stuff.
Steve
In a message dated 4/23/2008 4:29:46 P.M. Cent
Thanks Guys,
I think I might have found one... off to the saw...
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Michael,
Actually, yes I have seen impact melts before. But to be honest, I am not
sure I have seen the outside of a Gao IMB. It might be that I don't have any
in the batches I have had currently or before.
I will assume if none of the ones I have now look like a typical IMB, then
that
Hello Guys,
Having just got more Gao's in, I am curious what external features on Gaos
would indicate that a particular specimen has the Impact Melt Breccia features
inside?
I don't want to cut all of them up just to find a few (or maybe none) have
the great flow.
All input, especially ph
Let's hope they have the funds to both pay the people to
do the proper field work and the funds to pay the lucky
finders a fair reward in recovering specimens.
It is easy for a government to say "We get to keep
everything" but it is another for them to follow through
and spend the hundreds of
Hello List,
I am excited to inform all of you that I just returned from
Illinois today where I acquired and brought back ALL of
the inventory that Jason Phillips had in his "Rocks from
Heaven" business.
Sometime in the near future I will get the list of all this
inventory moved onto a websi
Hello Steve #2,
The reason laws are passed to keep meteorites in a country
can be summed up in one word:
Money!
As the old saying goes: "Follar the Dollar." (Translation: that is
"Arkansas" for: "Follow the Dollar.")
While it is easy to tag commercial meteorite dealers with being
"greed
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Bernd, Chris and all,
I would think that like lightning, the closer you are the brighter the flash
would seem, the louder the thunder and the closer the two would be to each
other. And if the lightning hit a tree, there might be a delay in when the
tree would fall over and hit your house.
Bernd and All,
One man in Park Forest that I purchased a meteorite from was driving to his
house in Park Forest and was at the stop light at the north central part of
Steger when he saw the fireball flash and extinguish.
He went through the light and drove home. He parked his car in front
And I thought Mike and Bill Jensen were the world's largest meteorite
dealers?
Steve
In a message dated 3/18/2008 1:43:13 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It IS NOT TRUE, he lives near Cornell, and traded/sold
them specimens. He also came on the scene, and within
abou
Bob,
Just a slight suggestion: The Federal Trade Commission will not allow
dealers to call meteorites "an investment." That term is only allowed with
registered securities.
Of course as a collector, you are free to call them what you like. ;-)
And of course, politicians are exempt fro
Darryl and All,
I think we all are frustrated when a rounded rocks (or even chunky not even
crusted fragments) are called "oriented." It wastes time as we look for why
in the world it would be called "oriented" and it makes us wonder "If they
will lie about that, what else are they lying ab
Hello Mike and all,
Mike, I like your suggestion.
Obviously, a large contributing factor in a the final shape of a meteorite,
has to do with it's original shape of the rock before the fireball (or as it
broke apart in flight). Some rocks are just destined to look better (more
nosecone or
Hello Walter, Frank, Mike and All,
I agree, there is a potential problem with fraud.
I would say, that a lack of ability to confirm certain meteorites as being
what they are, is one of the factors that is keeping the hobby from exploding
(even more so) in popularity.
Of course on the rare
Geoff,
Thanks for the heads up. I just ran outside to see cloudy skies here.
I wonder how cloudy it is in SE Washington now?
Anyone there willing to report? ;-)
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Hey Guys,
First, I apologize that this is slightly off topic, but it does end with a
meteorite related topic.
This past Monday afternoon, one of my Greensburg neighbors called me and
asked if the City of Greensburg had given me notice that they were going to
bulldoze my house? I told him
Hey Guys,
9:02pm Greensburg Time
Guess where Kelsey and I am at?
We are at our home in Greensburg after Curfew! There might be only 4 of us
residents staying here in the midst of Marshall Law.
Our neighbors 3 doors down have never left. So that encouraged us. Kelsey
and I were drivi
List,
If you look at photo #12 here:
http://www.kansas.com/static/slides/050507tornadoaerials/
In the center of the picture about 1/6 of the way up from the bottom there
is what looks like the 2 ft x 3 ft oak stand (possibly tipped over) that the
1,000 pound meteorite used to sit on. Some
Hello List,
As many of you know, with my recoveries at the Brenham site, I bought a
house in Greensburg, Kansas a while back as a location to base my field work
from. I got a call last night from my brother in Wichita wanting to be sure I
wasn't at my house in Greensburg, when the news of
In a message dated 2/6/2007 4:10:56 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Here's the Kansas report (below). Interesting that it
contains accounts of rumbling and popping noises when
the object being described is likely 400 miles or more away!
It must be an instance of the mu
In a message dated 1/14/2007 4:29:43 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've just received an excellent small part slice of Northbranch from the
Hupe' Collection. It displays some unbelievable veins of FeNi, one of which
crosses the whole specimen. I'm proud to have ad
OK Doug,
So it would have to burn coming in. I gotcha that far.
So...
Where was the fireball?Did no one at all see one?
Where was the sonic boom? Did no one at all hear one?
Where are the flowlines on the blue-black metal surface?
If it is from an interior piece of a late in flight br
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Mike,
That was my first thought, that it was a cleaned up Nantan.
There just isn't the fresh look that other Iron falls have.
I am curious, it is physically possible for a meteorite to enter our
atmosphere so slow that it would fall without burning, no fireball, no melting
of
the sur
Hello List,
Check out this story:
http://www.wnbc.com/news/10670320/detail.html
In the story is this line:
"However, scientists told NBC News that the object could be a meteorite
because the Earth passed through a meteor shower on Wednesday night."
Then a couple of paragraphs later is thi
Mt,
I think you meant Sylacaga, and not Syracuse.
Steve Arnold #1
In a message dated 1/4/2007 3:34:50 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In the USA, ownership of found or fallen meteorites was established long
ago by the Supreme Court. This was reestablished in the Syrac
Dave and all,
No, the big rock did not sell yet.
And I am pretty sure the TV show that the story is supposed to
be quoting did not state that it "sold for a million dollars," only
that it is "worth about a million dollars." I just think the reporter
got his facts wrong.
Imagine that, a rep
Michael, Mark, List,
To say that this week is the busiest week that both Geoff and I have had all
year would probably be an understatement. Therefore I am sorry it has taken
so long for either of us to write in on this topic. (After all, Mark's first
post was made a whopping 23 hours ago
In a message dated 5/12/2006 12:34:36 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Only Steve (AR), Phil, Geoff, Don and Sheila Stimpson, USA today and maybe
the mayor of Haviland know best what is going on here.
Hello List,
Sorry I am late in posting, as I have been off line for
Hello List and whomever you are that wrote this last email without signing
it,I am glad you seem to be as concerned as we are about
accumulating as much scientific data as possible on our excavations. It is
our hope to find a buffalo skull under one of our Brenhams, or a field mouse, or
at
8.2g
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H.O. Stockwell, a native of Hutchison, KS invented a homemade metal detector
the 1940s that was very successful at recovering iron meteorites from locati
ons such is Odessa, TX, Brenham, KS, Trenton, WI etc. His hunting at the
Brenham strewnfiel
Hello List,
While this is coming a little late, I wanted to take the opportunity to
thank everyone that came to visit us in our room at the Inn Suites, our booth
at
the Main Tucson Gem and Mineral Show, and the Meteor Mayhem Birthday Bash.
It turned out to be an amazing show for my family
In a message dated 2/27/2006 12:58:14 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This worries some scientists who study meteorites for clues about the
early life of our solar system. They wonder how many new finds they'll
get access to before the space rocks are sliced into collect
In a message dated 2/24/2006 10:28:45 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
An aubrite would be a great choice I think since they are so rare. I am
curious to see what collectors would think they are worth per gram, known
falls, finds, any locality, including NWA (if a confir
Dean,
Great post. There are so many factors to the value of any particular
specimen as you pointed out.
One thing I think people selling meteorites should do is take a little more
time in justifying the price they are asking. This means justifying why the
price might be particularly lo
Hello List,
I am excited to announce that our newly revised website is up and running
at:
www.WorldRecordMeteorite.com
(You may need to hit "Refresh" or clear your cache if you were at the site
before. You should now see a photo with me resting my elbow on the rock on
the home page.)
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