on 10/7/03 8:29 PM, Michael Cottingham at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Michael Cottingham
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 9:28 PM
Subject: Fw: 20% off everything on this list tonight ONLY Meteorites!
Michael,
What sort of BS is this? Earlier you post:
31.
PASAMONTE,
and is the time to stop this spam, today other 10
emails with the same subjectis ok only one to only
one list. When I have put 2 messages of Ebay to week I
am heard to say myself that I send only spam, here
instead 10 messages for day no people opens mouth.
And then we understood what
Hi Hector,
You have a very special meteorite there, as I'm sure you know if your
grandpa told you anything. And it's a huge piece of it. Some people might
want to buy the whole stone for quite a high price, so dont butcher it up,
man. I mean , break it up or slice it until you check with
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Matteo and Michael Blood should go back to bed...you nit wits!
C'mon Michael (C.) - that doesn't really addressMichael (B.)'sinquiry about your "discount" pricing. If it's just a(moderately-insulting)marketing ploy to get the same net amount of money for a rock, just
It is something else
Michael
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It is something else
Okey dokey.
Guessthat REALLY makes mea PAST customer. ;-)
Gregory
Hello list
I'd like to express my delight at the debate
that ensued following the Wales event.Amazing
stuff.Being just a layperson I assumed it was a
fireball but after seeing Mr. Matsons calculations and
being made aware of concordes overpass at that time I
had no choice but to vote for
Dear fellow travelers,
I've been to Calcutta twiceon mytrips toNepal and since there seems to be some interest in the city I'll contribute a few written snapshots. Mike's a lucky guy to be there.
Mike has already noted the flooded streets. Like many Asian cities that are at or a few meters
Hey mike just a few words to know over there:
KEMSHO= HELLO
SALAAM WALI KU=PRAISE
SHUKIRIA=THANK YOU
OOW JO=GOOD BYE
AABAD=ALSO GOOD BYE
DOUNKIN DONUTS :) Those few words will help getting you along way.
steve arnold, chicago,
Hello List,
I'm not shure if I can go along with the Concorde interpretation
at this time, but it could be...
At least it was not 'a boring aeroplane', but rather the most special
airliner there is. And that's more than a twisting of words.
As I have written, the contrails of all the airliners I
Bernd,
let me tell you this: If I politely ask list members if they have to sell
NWAs - and someone responses: Go collect marbles instead, I really cant
see any grain of decency in this reply. I want noi fight, but I WILL
respond to replies like this. And I already aopolgized for my reply to the
Hello
For me to see it is a xenolithic inclusion.
a xenolith is a fragment of rock differing in origin, composition, structure, etc.,
from the rock enclosing it.
It looks alot like the NWA900 (NWA869?) taht Matteo have sold, and is pictured in
Nortons The Cambridge encyclopedia of meteorites
Dear Kevin;
Thanks for the post. Reading this brings back many memories of SE Asia.
I just loved Singapore. Cultures, the lure of things not found in US:
every good, bad, and ugly thing that momma warned me about.
Be careful Mike and watch the soup too!
Dave Freeman
Central Rocky Mountains,
We recently purchased some extra books that Alan Rubin no longer needed. There are several books on the list that are quite interesting and affordably priced.
http://jensenmeteorites.com/Rubin.htm
We have lots of other meteorite books for sale please check out the links on this page;
meteorite
MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR IMAGES
October 2-8, 2003
The following new images taken by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on
the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft are now available:
o Mesas and Troughs (Released 02 October 2003)
http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2003/10/02/index.html
o Small Impact
Dear List;
Let me tell you this doesn't grab me as polite this time either!
I continue to look and see no politely ask in a post that calls for
cheap and junk meteorites.
I do realize that some list members have had positive transactions with
this collector.
Bah, such manners!
http://cities.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=65145
PRL to unravel meteor mystery
Ahmedabad Newsline (India)
October 7, 2003
Ahmedabad: A piece of rock is the centre of attraction at Physical
Research Laboratory (PRL), Ahmedabad these days. The 250-gm rock
piece that holds the promise
Dear List;
This post and the Newsline impression seems quite interesting.
Radioactive... most primitive (yet has iron veins, with iron flow in
the cracks), mmm...interesting reporting.
Meteoric rains?
Dave F.
Ron Baalke wrote:
http://cities.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=65145
This post and the Newsline impression seems quite interesting.
Radioactive
I think they are referring to isotope ratios.
Meteoric rains?
or meteorite showers.
Ron Baalke
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http://www.missoulian.com/articles/2003/10/07/news/local/znews03.txt
Floods' footsteps
By JOSEPH B. FRAZIER
Associated Press
October 7, 2003
Institute looks to mark route of Glacial Lake Missoula's overflow
THE DALLES, Ore. - Picture an ice dam 30 miles wide forming a lake 2,000
feet deep
Hello,
DON'T YOU GET IT! THERE IS NO STABILITY
IN ANY MARKET That is Wishful thinking and an Illusion. Yeah my prices
might be lower next week and then again maybe not. You can wait or you can
buy...the choice is up to THE CUSTOMER. I don't care if my selling effects
other dealers.. that
Hello Michaels BloodCottingham,
I can't agree with Bood's opinion and in at least
one point I have to defend Cottingham.
Since 3 years I'm reading his posted SALES and as
far as the prices are concerned, they aren't especially cheap, they are quite
the normal average prices for each
I've heard of stone soup before but never tried using meteorites.
Howard WuMartin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And please don't email me, because you want to have my lists! It's a horrible work to makethem and a good cook never will publish his book with secret receiples.Want to chat
very cool! was just wondering about 'em 'cuz i bought one on ebay that had olivene +some gun barrel blue-black crust on it that looked very sikhote-ish. the olivene's actual crust was straight black and the metal was heat-treated blue. the place must not get much rain to rust 'em away.
From:
Hi Jim and list,
Just a quick reply to one of the questions Jim posed in
his post:
... I'm curious why there was no supersonic boom mentioned
by the observers.Was the plane too high??
For environmental reasons, the Concorde doesn't go supersonic
until it is out over open ocean. I'm not sure
... I'm curious why there was no supersonic boom mentioned
by the observers.Was the plane too high??
They could have been too far away. You can have sightings of fireballs
without hearing the sonic booms. In fact, meteorites have been known
to land without anyone having heard a sonic boom. A
Hello List, Sorry to bother you all, the delete key is normally on the right
side of the keyboard if you don't care to continue. : ) As a lot of you
know, I believe in bigger being better. Because of that belief, I was
wondering if any one would be interested in a trade? I have a very nice 207g
http://www.house.gov/science/press/108/108-121.htm
Committee on Science Press Contacts:
SHERWOOD BOEHLERT, CHAIRMAN Heidi Mohlman Tringe
Ralph M. Hall, Texas, Ranking DemocratJeff Donald
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Hi Dave and List,
I got the first batch of data, high Mg-olivine, 32-44 % MgO, 11-16 %
FeO, plus 0.5 % MnO! Rather surprising, a bit high for a meteorite. The
pyroxenes are diopsidic to hgh Mg-pigeonitic. And the plagioclases are
surprisingly Na-rich for a meteorite, over 8% Na2O. A weird
Hi Michael,
But there aren't so much real Blow Out sales announced on this list, nor
on the yahoo-groups, nor on the webpages of the dealers.
Like so many others I would be glad to find cheap material, but in fact in
the last 3 years I bought only three times from those socalled
opportunities.
Hi Ron and all,
Ron Baalke wrote:
The Willamette Meteorite, at nearly 16 tons the largest ever found in the United
States and the sixth-largest in the world, apparently also rode the flow. It was
identified near West Linn south of Portland in 1902 and resides at the American Museum
of Natural
Hello List, terrestrially speaking, what can make inclusions in a rock
round? I have a rock that has perfectly round black and white inclusions. It
also has some odd shaped black, white and an almost round yellow inclusion.
The matrix has a green tinge to it. I have pics if anyone cares to look. :
Hello Everyone,
I have added a new entry on my page devoted to buying meteorites and
questionable seller activities. I call it the disappearing discount
http://www.branchmeteorites.com/metbuying.html
Those list members new to buying meteorites may want to take a look at the
page.
-Walter
A bulk analysis of small mm samples of a chondrite might not reflect the bulk analysis of a larger contiguous sample that represents the structure of the entire mass.
So, before any conclusions are made it might be best to wait for that bulk analysis made from a larger sample..
Steve
Hi Walter,
In reference to your email to the MetList at 4:31 PM this afternoon:
I thought What a fine thing to do for the meteorite community in
general. Walter
would certainly be the person who would do a bang-up job on a page like
this.
I immediately linked to the page with a great deal of
Here is an idea..
Reputable retailers (like at the mall) will give you a reduction in price ifan item you buy goes on sale within a reasonable amount of time. Why wouldn't this work for meteorite dealers?
Example If I sell XXX meteorite this week for $100- per gram and then put it
WOWZER!
All this from a common L5 (most likely) Meteorite?
Randy
From: Ron Baalke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [meteorite-list] PRL To Unravel India Meteor Mystery
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 09:44:55 -0700 (PDT)
Walter:
You are certainly a crafty guy. Your subtle sense of humor is admirable.
Keep up the good work!
Dave
Hi Walter,
In reference to your email to the MetList at 4:31 PM this afternoon:
I thought What a fine thing to do for the meteorite community in
general. Walter
would
Dear List;
If you are rather new to meteorites and rocks.and the difference
between the two is confusing, try visiting Bob's Rockshop Website, the
home of Rock and Gem Magazine. There are plenty of links for your study
of rocks.
My favorite rock book for my education is The Audubon
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2194471420
Thanks, Tom
Peregrineflier
The proudest member of the IMCA 6168
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Dear List Members,
It is with deep regret that we have to announce that the Garza bedroom
interpretative impact display will not debut in Tucson 2004. As most of you
know this project was to be managed in a partnership between Adam and Greg
Hupe (66.6%) and R.A. Langheinrich Meteorites, A.k.a.
Hi Jerry,
Ha! I just found (and corrected) that. Don't know how long that was there!
-Walter
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Walter Branch, Ph.D.
Branch Meteorites
PO Box 60492
Savannah, GA 31420
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From: Jerry A. Wallace
Greetings Dear Listees:
Eleven years ago today -- on October 9, 1992, at around 8 pm -- the
Peekskill meteorite pummelled Michelle Knapp's Chevy Malibu as it sat
innocently in her driveway. During the intervening years, Peekskill
has become one of the most sought-after witnessed falls, and on
Dear List members;
There are fraudulent ebay email requests flying around that seem to be
genuine ebay requests for credit card information. I have
contacted/reported a number of these to ebay and have received notice
that they were fraudulent email requests from a third party.
PLEASE do
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