Anne: It sounds like you don't really Needmore.
Au contraire. ;-)
King Tut + Cleo(patra) Springs.
Lissa + Moora(bie).
Cuba + Castro(villari).
Shallowater + Deep Springs.
Bee(ler) + Pollen.
Angelica + Devil Peak.
Zhig(ansk) + Zag.
Fay(etteville) + Wray.
King Solomon + Zulu Queen.
Hamlet +
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As a non-American, I am not at all an expert in baseball but if I assume that
a fastball has 200 miles per hour at its best..[snip]weight of baeball (I don't know!!!),
For the first time, a somewhat technical thread to which I can actually offer
Can anyoneshed light on theTKWof the Marlow,Oklahoma meteorite?My NHM database and Meteorites A-Z listthe TKWat 340 grams, but I have a 171-gram endpiece, which really does not visually appear to be "half" of the one 340g stone that is listed as being found. Presumably more materialhas
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Feeling much
better now
Me too. Thanks.
Gregory
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Comparing Doug to J. Warren
is as provocatively mean and sarcastic[snip]
It is? Really? Moments after he posts "If I wanted to hear an asshole I would have farted"? You're aligning yourself with THAT, to oppose "meanness and sarcasm" on the list? Wow. I just
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What about Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter...Etc? Is it just because we have to point of reference or maybe distance...Just Curious!
There was widespread belief that the Enstatite Chondrites originated within Mercury's orbit, if they weren't actually Mercurian themselves,
Mike Groetz:
nothing more disappointing than someone that lays
out for the last few seconds and then outbids you
Having participated in an off-list, knock-down drag-out fight with another listee about this particular subject ;-), here's what I would offer:
I think bidders who complain
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to prevent a hippocracy
God knows we need to prevent thatthem hippo's are ruthless.
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MexicoDoug writes:
I'm assuming you caught the true irony in the statement
Yes, as challenging as it is for so many of us to follow the complexity and lofty humor of your posts, I'm pretty sure I was up to the task this particular time. Thanks for your sincere concern. Saludos back atcha.
MexicoDoug writes:
If I wanted to hear from an asshole I would have farted.
Thanks for the window on the soul. Evidently Douglas is incapable of recognizing and accepting any humor not his own, or any that may dare to (*shudder*) poke a little fun at HIM. Apologies (on Doug's behalf) to the
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a piece of Reid 016 which is listed in METEORITES A-Z as a
Urilite and came in a Michael Casper reiker box with label listing it
as a Brachinite.
Anyone know why the discrepancy?
I have a small piece of Reid 013, which I understand to be a Brachinite. Maybe Casper
been told in advance that the Museum ruins wereon private property and trespassers would be prosecuted if caught. However, in chatting with employees of thatnearby gas station, they said, "Sure, no problem, go on up and take a look." So I did. ;-)
The Museum in its heyday:
http://memb
Ron Baalke's meteorite article quote:
Meteorites from Gibeon are being advertised for sale on collectors' websites on the Internet - all illegally, since export is forbidden.
We've frequently discussed the Campo issue, and Australian/Canadian export laws, but I don't recallhearing much
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Could you please explain what Voyage! magazine covers.
Voyage! Magazine'sinside cover explained itself thus:
"Voyage! Magazine...is a magazine designed to bring forth information on the subjects of meteorites, space events, and related items such as news
I'm "filtering out" my back issues of "Voyage!" Magazine - if anyone has been wanting a specific issue, chances are I might have it.and it's yours for the price of postage.
GregoryJ. Gregory Wilson2118 Wilshire Blvd. #918 Santa Monica, CA 90403USA(310) 913-2598
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My favorite early image of the 1833 shower is here.
http://members.aol.com/sharkkb8/meteorites/1833shower.jpg
...and I'm partial to itfor two reasons: One, rather than emanating from a specific radiant-area, the meteors are drawn as if they're all travelingTOWARD it. Perhaps some confusion
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Obviously he is talking about Tambo Quemado. I would like to read the "whole story" that he wrote and published..
I'vebeen going over myvolumeof his complete published papers and can't seem to find it. Are we sure it DID get published, or perhaps he juststated his
country."
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GregoryJ. Gregory Wilson2118 Wilshire Blvd. #918 Santa Monica, CA 90403USA(310) 913-2598
we canonly liken this to the tabloids today, with their "Three-headed baby born to Margaret Thatcher, Proud Tom the father?" headlines. At least this story admits to be being fictional, right from the git-go.
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People who want to bicker should feel free to - privately.
Agreed - andthere would have beenzero bickering tonight, had private messages remained private. But there is none among us who cannot be embarrassed by having private messages broadcast to the list by a
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If I has Meteorite's from A to Z, I would not ask, but I don'tso I am, : ) Can someone give me a list of Texas meteorites?
Meteorites A-Z lists some 286 of them, so by the time someoneorganized them all into a list-reply, you might have had time to order and receive a
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Sick mime's need to know!
But they have to act out their symptoms.
Gregory
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If one single soul here can defend that image, I'd like to hear it.
I suspect you're essentially alone in wanting to continuewith itat all. Didn't you post what's the point of wasting space... just a matter of hours ago?
GregoryJ. Gregory Wilson2118 Wilshire Blvd.
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what a lame- ass excuse for a cholesterol, saturated fat pusher toattach sleazy advertizing of worthless product to scientific discovery as a way to make americans more unhealthy fast food execs wallets fatter. what's next ?? free smiley-faced burgers from wendy's to
Discovery Center in Barstow, CA.
http://members.aol.com/sharkkb8/oldwoman.jpg
Every time I would drive through the Mojave desert to-or-from Las Vegas or wherever, I would stop and check up on it, usually speaking with either a very sweet, older woman or her son,the two of whomseemed to be singl
In hono(u)r of St. Paddy's Day - links to one of my favorite collection-items.
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if it had an orbit around a star it was called aplanet. If it orbited anything else, like a planet, I would consider it amoon.
But by that definition (as opposed to a size/mass-based definition), wouldn't a comet alsobe considered a planet?
GregoryJ. Gregory
ew pennies!
Thanx
Gregory
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this unique meteorite deserves it's own group insteadof being shoved into an already existing group.
What are your reasons?
GregoryJ. Gregory Wilson2118 Wilshire Blvd. #918Santa Monica, CA 90403
*sigh*
Longing for a meteorite-list which would have exactlyONE rule:
NO NARCISSISM ALLOWED - i.e., no posts like: "Someone actually dared towrite something that wasn't 100% individually tailored to my personaltaste.Golly,itwill take me along timeto get over this witheringblow to my huge
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Dear Dave and Rosemary (Missed ya in Tucson, Rosie)Actually, "hahahaha" is derived from the Saxon, "huhuhuhu"meaning, "what the hell is going on?" However, in the thirteenthcentury it was in common usage by the Anglos who used it asan _expression_ of humor (with
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( the period of The Great English Bowel Shift)
That's Rob Elliott,shortly after the margaritas and jalapenos at Tucson's La Fuente restaurant.
GregoryJ. Gregory Wilson2118 Wilshire Blvd. #918Santa Monica, CA 90403
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dealers sometimes do set the prices. It then becomes a matter of trustfor collectors that they are not paying too much.
Spoken from a true seller's perspective. ;-) Sellers can think that they set the prices, but they simply don't.A dollar-per-gram number is not a true
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the so-called "rogue" seller was not willing to honor thepublicly made offer to anybody who put in a large order, in other words itwas more for show. The public perception then became that this material hasnow dropped in price to a certain level even though in most
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Dearest Gregory,
Uh, oh.
You are right on on some things and way off on others.
Story of my life, except for the "right on some things" part.
It is that "tone" of the discussion to which Iwas protesting, not the content, itself.
I don't like pointless name-calling
posted an adabout a Kaali postcard some other meteorite memorabilia, and his continuinginteresting thread has inadvertantly helped with some free publicity! (Kaali card several others close in about two hours).
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With Bob Haag's and Ron Farrell's advice and great knowledge...
Um.
If people want to deal with these Dealer Wannabes on E-bay who are less than reputable, and not with established World Class Reputable Dealers then it's on them.I personally buy from catalogs
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I just bid ten times in increments of the minimum of sixcents and Gregory is still high bidder at only $1.01
Exactly what I was hoping for - I bid $5.00 but I hope that it takes dozens of small-increment-bids for someone to get there, thus cranking up the "number
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This is kind of fun, I decided to play. Note you can bid, $11.00, then bid $11.50 and get two bids in, you cant outbid yourself.
Great! John, you could add few lines to your text (using the "Revise Your Listing" tool)explaining thatthe immediate explosion ofbids is a
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OK, Mr Smartypants,Send me the ORIGINAL site - I obviously went to the "moc"site.
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When Jesus said "if you don't have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one", I think
I believe this material was for sale from Blaine Reed at Tucson
Speaking of which, Blaine also had a couple of small baskets of stonesdisplayed, labeled "CV3". (One basket contained small indiv's, the other contained some cut and polished slices and endpieces).
Obviously they are
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Check out the email that the "Space Slag" freak emailed me.
You should actually feel a little slighted, Mike - he omitted his usual "I'll see you in court, sir!"
Verbal email-jousting with this guyis recommended onlyif you're one of those people who canjust "enjoy
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are there any experiences concerning corrosion behaviour of Gujba and Udei Station meteorites? Any help would be welcome.
I've had a fairly sizable slice of Udei Station for 10-12 years, and have had no rusting problem with it whatsoever, despite living 16 blocks from
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If anyone can suggest a place for under,say, $160/night, I'm all ears...
For many years I used to combine the Tucson show trip with seeing a friend in Phoenix, so I used to stay at the Super 8 Motel in Eloy, just about exactly halfway in between. It ain't the Four
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Who is Proud Tom? .Should we all contribute one vote for a poll
I think it's Matteo.
Gregory
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Many big Satellite fragment and parts.
Extreme Lunar stones with plagioclase feldspar in black glass and matrix also including calcium.
Rare blue meteorite from Mars ( 1.000gr )
Many fine Pallasites with olivin and shocked quartz.
Allan Hills meteorite ( white )
Is it true? Has Matteo gone the way of everyone's favorite listee, [*shudder*] Joel Warren?
Gregory
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Maybe a late Christmas present from Art?
Matteo's response (calling Art nasty names on a different list) demonstrates his "judgment" and people-skills.not that anyone needed a further demonstration.
A childhood tuneis nowrunning through my head"Ding Dong, the
I'm receiving numerous off-list emails, folks wanting further detailsabout my list-inquiryconcerning Matteo's apparent expulsion.I attach belowall I know about it - a post Ireceived this morning, on a different list.
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A couple list members have been thinking about making a hunting trip, if you are interested I will let you know the names.
There is a history of trouble for gringos in the Allende strewnfieldarea, if I remember correctly. Wasn't there some story about a
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Did any of you receive this email / ad ?
I did.
GregoryJ. Gregory Wilson2118 Wilshire Blvd. #918Santa Monica, CA 90403
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Can someone with a new copy of "the book" post the details under the entry for "Glatton"
Rob's description on his site was pretty comprehensive -buthere's the entry from the NHM Database on CD - not sure if the newer (print) copy has anything further:
Glatton
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Hi list.Just want to update you all on my meteorite puzzle from nevada.
How many pieces were there, and how many of themwere sold on ebay? Just curious.
Gregory
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look herehttp://it.geocities.com/idiotproudtom/its fantastic
Technically, you're supposed to let OTHER people compliment your work, Matteo.
Your funny website is offa pretty good start, I must admit. Youonly need to work a little bit on the "making it funny" part.
Hehe, I like my Zippy-egghead look :-)
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Hehe, I like my Zippy-egghead look :-)
The "Egghead" is you?! Hahaha. I'm the one by the Wold Cottage monument, and also the one with the "solar lamp" comment. (Matteo at least had thewisdom to edit out the NHM's Dr Robert
to Tucson in a few weeks...!)
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I wanted to inform to the infiltrator in my group that..I will know who is seen that I have asked to Yahoo of to supply myself all of the data of who have put the images.
Someone break the news to Matteo: Mussolini is dead.
GregoryJ. Gregory Wilson2118 Wilshire
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I've put up21 meteorite auctions which will close next Sunday afternoon/eve Jan 3. There's a Ureilite, a couple of Carbonaceous Chondrites, 53.8 g of Forrest 002 originally from Bob Haag...something
Matteo writes:
from today in then I will not write never more
in this list
"...and they all lived happily ever after."
Gregory
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you and many other have boken with this idiocies
Well, it lasted an hour and 47 minutes. which,using glass-half-full philosophy, is better than an hour and 46.
Merry Christmas.
Gregory
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i am looking for the type, date when found, and tkw of the following meteorites:
selma, al H4 Dallas County, Alabama 1906 tkw 141 kg
vyatka (sp.?) russia H4/5 - Kirovskaya, Russia 1992 tkw 32+ tkw
odessa, tx iron IAB fine octahedrite Ector County, Texas 1922 tkw:
Sharkk b8 writes:
I also seem to recall a story with Vyatka - it used to be called something else, and a large percentage of the TKW was missing, and then it was discovered somewhere else with a different name.one of those kind of stories. Anyone remember details?
There's a word for people
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Does anyone have information on the "Lost Creek" meteorite?
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I am "at a loss" to find "Lost Creek" as well.
I know Jerry is an avid collector of Kansas meteorites in particular, and a glance at "Meteorites A-Z" reveals the following Kansas
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Who was that woman that liked to post a lot??? and knew it all???
While that last part could (ahem) be said ofquite a fewwomen ;-).you are presumably referring to none other thanJulia Swaim, then of [EMAIL PROTECTED].
Ah, the stories that I (and a lot of
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any e-mails addressing my comments should be posted to the list for all to see.
OK.
You've been on this list for a year and you STILL don't know that you have to remove yourself from it?
Gregory
GT40dawg writes:
Here is, once again, a fine example of what I speak of...and once again (unfortunetly), it generates another unrelated, non-meteorite post.
Randy, you %#(@* ASKED for responses to be posted to the whole list!
Wow. This is a "tough room". Sorry to see you go.
GregoryJ.
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Who is going to attend the up coming Tucson Show?
I'll be there, probably around the 6th - 11th, or thereabouts.And in a completely unrelated matter ;-)I'mpresently mulling the possibility of selling my 1986-vintageCelestron 8" Schmidt Cassegrain (considering an
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Ain't free speech wonderful? :-)
Apparently not, to Matteo.
Gregory
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It looks like Proud Tom is NOT back. I tried to go to the site and got an error message.
It WAS back, but Matteo "no like joke" and apparentlyhad it shut down. Evidently he feels comfortablepronouncing what is Acceptable To Be Seen and what isn't, and we must all bow
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if you like many this joke, send to me a your photoand a build for you a similar Tom Idiot site thereforethen you laugh of taste
Matteo, I am sending youa photo momentarily. I look forward to the comedy-website you will produce. Please let us all know when it is
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we are all subject to his dictates.
..and soon we may all be lucky beneficiaries of his humor. I sent two pictures, in response to his challenge, so let's see what that funny, funny guy comes up with.
Anyone else want to send him a picture, and encourage him to do a
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Note the interesting way of wording their disclaimer...
Due to the exposure of scientific misconduct, BCC Meteorites does not have a reciprocal professional working relationship with the Meteoritical Society nor the Nomenclature Committee.
I know the MetSoc is
Divnoe (ungrouped) and the most historically importantAmerican witnessed fall (Weston), closing in an hour+ at (currently) obscenely low prices
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Please correct me if I am wrong but is this not just a tektite.
Definitely a tektite. Even withdifficult photos, it's a tektite.
Gregory
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take your racism elsewhere.
Just out of curiosity, to which race do you refer?
Gregory
Matteo writes:
Fairies still the smiles and the struck ones? Or would hit you a lot? If for casefairies it leave of the first category, then you are not for null normal persons.
I can't be positive, but something tells me this isinsulting to the fairies and the struck ones.
Gregory
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a person has to explain how pieces of the Chixculub impactor, presuming significant pieces of it even survived the impact came to be deposited on a Yucatan beach.
How about a Venice beach, like Lido di Venezia?
Just askin'. ;-)
Gregory
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We are voting on "Dronino" now. Results should be announced very soon.jeff
Thanks, Jeff. What about "Oum Rokba"? Did that ever receieve an NWA number, or is the name "Oum Rokba" itself in the pipe?
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Michael Cottingham, Farmer and gang were selling the meteorite first as Oum Rokba, me and Dean Bessey sold lots of the meteorite under the name "NWA 400"[snip]they are the same meteorite in my opinion. So if it does get an NWA number, not that I am saying it
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When is the Costa Mesa Show?I have a flier that says "Nov. 13-15, 2004."Did I miss it?Is the year wrong?Someone please straighten me out...
According to Marty Zinn's website.
http://www.mzexpos.com
there's one this weekend (and I got a flier from Marvin and
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McD refused to negotiate with the lady thatwon that lawsuit, even early on, when her lawyer askedfor little.
No doubtMcDonald's made the same "mistake" that the rest of humanity did - believing thatour legal systemand litigious society could not possibly beso far out
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All Greg had to do to get rid of his Nitric acid was to lable it as a"magic cleaning solution" and sell it to unsuspecting meteorite collectors
Although it's the first time I can recall being described as a "hippie". ;-)
Gregory
Hi,gang -
Rob Matson is having difficulty posting to the list, and asked me to forward this to everyone
Gregory
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Hi All,For those that haven't read the latest MeteoriteTimes offering fromPaul and Jim, it's packed full of interesting
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How about other list members -- any impressions?
In my area of Southern California, I had an unobstructed view of some backlit clouds. ;-)
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The bucket started to bubble (or boil, we are not sure) and anoxious brown cloud that smelt like rotten eggs permeated our shop gaggingeverybody present. We were tempted to call a hazmat team but decided todeal with the problem ourselves. We didn't have gas masks so
Impactika writes:
Will you give the high-bidder the bucket (what's left of it)
Yes, sounds like the sort of thing that would draw some bids (or some fun, anyway) at Michael Blood's auction in Tucson!
Gregory
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I'm searching for informations on a more recent find (iron?) from Mexico, Gueretaro (or similar). Does somebody knows something about?
Probably Queretaro - it's an H4, found in 1971. The blurb in the NHM database:
A complete, very weathered individual weighing 11lbs
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I am overwhelmed by the support and response to a new person like me.
I'm guessingthis was a better evening for the m-list, thana lot ofrecent ones.
"Congratulations" to us, we finally got it right. ;-)
Gregory
ks-like-an-animal" here's my Imilac rabbit;-)
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What would be a nice way to start a collection? Are there any specific types that are good for beginners? Currently I justhave a few fragments of the recent Indian meteorite fall in Orissa.
Well, I would imagine that a lot of collectors reading this might want to
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From time to time listees acknowledge meteorite fall anniversaries, and today issuch a date, the14th anniversary of a Californiafall which is largely unknown by most collectors. I narrowly missed being struck by this falling "con
A while back I thought I'd try my hand at doing some iron-etching. After a few less than impressive attempts, and with the increasing realization that nitric acid is tremendously nasty stuff, I'm now wanting to get rid of the (almost) gallon I have. My local city Household Hazmat Disposal Center
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my 4 part series regarding factors that keep the meteorite market depressed has met with virtually NO discussion on the list
Yep.
Dozens of personal attack and counterattack posts. Dozens of posts complaining about the attacks and counterattacks. Dozens of emails
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Kem Kem was only a provisional name and b) it had not been classified yet. Has anyone heard anything further on whether this meteorite ever became 'legit'?
Recognizing that there are twoentirely separateconsiderations - i.e. Classification vsNomCom recognition -
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cruelest lie of all was the one you told acouple of weeks ago stating that you were leaving the list.Regretfully, Michael Blood
If enough people filter out his posts, maybe it will amount to the same thing.
Don't accept rides from strange men, and remember that
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What I would like to mention is that the Apple Rubber company in NY (no, they aren't that kind of company) make all sizes of o-rings and are especially noted for the manufacture of silicon o-rings in just about any color you can think of including a translucent
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I would have kept this to myself except he [Matteo] asked if anyone had questioned their dealings with him and apparently several of us did.
...and I know others (myself included) have additional stories, buthavedecided to keep them quietout of respect for the rest of
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..infamous B Specks[snip]How do you know, other than the reputation of the seller behind it?
How does the averagecollector know that a 50-gram slice is what the seller says it is? You, Steve, are certainly sophisticated enough to visually assess a
Matteo:
This is my last email I write on thisargument,
Does this meanyou are leaving the list.again?
Gregory
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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
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