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Hello to the List,
I'm desperately searching for an Mpeg or Avi video of
the Pribram and Moravka falls.
I would be very grateful if you could send it to me
(or give me a working URL).
Regards,
Pierre-Marie Pele
www.meteor-center.com
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Hello list,
I'm getting - at least once a week - an ebay spoof/fake email telling
me
that they lost my data or that I didn't update my info, ... in a rather
aggressive way
they ask me to renew my personal information.
For newcomers on the list and/or ebay:
Emails such as this, commonly
Hello list,
http://www.blurtheline.com/movies/mike_farmer_CNN_segment.wmv
using this link, I only get Chinese characters...
...is there a Quick Time - version available?
Peter Marmet
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Not sure about Moravka- DMS used to have an animation at
http://home.wxs.nl/~terkuile/fireballs/2510.html , but that link seems
to be broken now. You might try contacting them. For Pribram, AFAIK there
are no movies (that was before video cameras even existed!)
Chris
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 14:16:05 +0100, Peter Marmet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
http://www.blurtheline.com/movies/mike_farmer_CNN_segment.wmv
using this link, I only get Chinese characters...
...is there a Quick Time - version available?
There is a Macintosh version of Divx
Darren mentioned:
and, apparently, this is what you need to do on the Mac to save the
file (since Jobs and company fail to see the need for a right mouse
button).
Hi Darren and other Meteorite MacAddicts,
I agree, the the lack of a right mouse button on Apple mice is beyond stupid.
But,
I agree with Martin.
Tom
On Feb 13, 2005, at 10:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Darren mentioned:
and, apparently, this is what you need to do on the Mac to save the
file (since Jobs and company fail to see the need for a right mouse
button).
Hi Darren and other Meteorite MacAddicts,
I agree, the
Howdy Folks,
Mark Bowling (who lives near Tucson) missed out on my Bakesale Juancheng
offering, but he decided to try and find the dealer himself. I gave him the
best directions I could, meaning stand facing X, turn left, walk till you hit a
wall, turn right, go through the first door on your
Hello Pierre-Marie and list,
as far as i know, there is NO video of the Pribram fireball.
Regarding the Moravka video, ask Christian Anger: he should know
more about this bolide.
There is a video of the Neuschwanstein fireball, that is available from us.
Regards
Dieter
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Hi All
There are a couple of Metal Detecting and Meteorite Hunting Forums that need
the Guidence and Knowledge of the members of this list !! As an active
detectorist and space rock hunter I try but I'm not too smart on some of
this stuff These forums are really pretty cool and threads
I went to that site.
There were dozens of things you could download.
Which one is a Mac supposed to download to view this damned thing?
Michael
on 2/13/05 7:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Darren mentioned:
and, apparently, this is what you need to do on the
Hello List,
Within the past month or so, someone posted that they had successfully
treated a large iron with the NAOH/alcohol treatment and low voltage
electricity. I've searched through past e-mails and the archives and can't
find the post. If anyone knows who it was, or if it was you,
To view something with .wmv movie or clips
For OS X
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/downloads.aspx?pid=downloadlocation=/mac/
download/misc/winmp_osx.xmlsecid=80ssid=8flgnosysreq=True
For OS 9 and under
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/downloads.aspx?pid=downloadlocation=/mac/
Anyone have any type of scan of Meteorite magazine, August 2003, pages 32-39
that they could send to
me? I just bought a beautiful piece of impact breccia and the auction
references that article in
the description (see
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=6510337022 )
http://six.pairlist.net/pipermail/meteorite-list/2005-January/149285.html
JD
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Hello List,
Within the past month or so, someone posted that they had successfully
treated a large iron with the NAOH/alcohol
Wow!!! It is unbelieveable what people will pay for haag pieces.Like I
said last week,I AM NOT SELLING ANY OF MY HAAG PIECES.Someone has already
asked to pay me $1000 for the ransom piece.I said,NO!!These pieces mean
alot to me.So I am sticking to my guns.So unless you really need the
money,I
I have some big Haag pieces if you want to spend a few K. Email me if
interested.
Matt Morgan
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve
Arnold, Chicago!!!
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 12:44 PM
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Hi again list.I will be picking up an 84 gram slice of the iron
meteorite,BUR-ABOR from kenya.Can anyone give me specific details?I saw a
few tidbits in in a to z catalog,but nothing that jumped out at me.I have
never seen it available forsale.I think for 84 grams, this is a big
slice.Please let
http://www.meteoritemarket.com/BUR.htm
Matteo
--- Steve Arnold, Chicago!!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Hi again list.I will be picking up an 84 gram slice
of the iron
meteorite,BUR-ABOR from kenya.Can anyone give me
specific details?I saw a
few tidbits in in a to z catalog,but nothing
Help,
Can Peter Marmet please contact me? If anyone knows his email
address, please send it to me off list. He won an absentee bid and I cannot
find his original post to me.
Thanks and sorry for the disruption
Best wishes, Michael
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You and I do not see things as
Someone's sent these to me, thanks.
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 12:59:42 -0500, Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone have any type of scan of Meteorite magazine, August 2003, pages 32-39
that they could send to
me? I just bought a beautiful piece of impact breccia and the auction
Hello Michael,
I just sent 2 off list mails to you - I hope you got them!
Sorry to (miss)use the list for that!
Peter Marmet
Michael L Blood wrote:
Help,
Can Peter Marmet please contact me? If anyone knows his email
address, please send it to me off list. He won an absentee bid and
Hi all
21:28 this evening I saw the most fantastic fireball I have ever seen.
It split up into several smaler ones and one big one, looking like they fell
strait to the ground.
I have reported all details about direction, and altitudes to the danish
fireball report central.
I hope many more
I am still having trouble getting my own posts to the
list. They seem to make it, but I don't see them.
TW
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I have few expensive pieces in my collection myself, but some of you people are
nuts! Who in thier right mind would spend a few K' on one single rock??? Maybe
we should start a detox. support group called rock-a-holics anonymous. LOL
Ryan
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From: Matt Morgan [EMAIL
Yes it is pretty scary a new car for the daughter or a
spacerock?
I try to keep the costs in perspective. Sometimes it keeps a few grand in
the ban... Sometimes not :-(
BE
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From: RYAN PAWELSKI [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hello Ryan and list,
RYAN PAWELSKI wrote:
Maybe we should start a detox. support group called rock-a-holics anonymous.
Ryan, how can I become a member;-)???
Peter Marmet
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In ALL things it is good to remember that all things are relative.
On my income, a don't hesitate to get something I want that
is under $50, hesitate little under $100 and a once or twice a
year, between $100 and $500 is ok. In Tucson, I MIGHT spend over
$1,000 for something special for my
Our input:
In a shipment of membrane box components (we do final box assembly) from
Europe by FedEx during the Christmas season rush (en route from Paris to
U.S.) 11 large parcels, 20 x 16 x 16 in., after leaving U.S. customs in
Tennessee, ten went westward quickly to our shipping office in
SIGN ME UP OR MY WIFE MAY CONSIGN ME
Jerry Flaherty
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From: Peter Marmet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: list meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] RE: haag pieces are in demand-$??
Hello Ryan and
Some people spend a couple HUNDRED K on a rock. Just like they do on
cars, houses, gems and all the other crazy things people collect...it is
all beautiful.
Matt
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of RYAN
PAWELSKI
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 14:34:01 -0800, Ron Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our input:
In a shipment of membrane box components (we do final box assembly) from
Europe by FedEx during the Christmas season rush (en route from Paris to
U.S.) 11 large parcels, 20 x 16 x 16 in., after leaving U.S.
Hola list,
in getting common with Kevin's new price finding tool, the Catalogue
Repository Weight, CRW,
I loaded up two examples on ebay, where tkw and crw enormously differ.
Sao Juliao de Moreira, an IIAB-iron, where the whereabouts of the main mass
of 159kg of 162kg tkw (and Sao Juliao was a
Hi List,
I wanted to get one of Martin Horejsi's Bake Sale Juancheng kits to
remember the 2005 Tucson show, but I was too slow and he was sold out.
:-(
Then I had a thought, I live in Vail, (Arizona near Tucson) and maybe
Martin could tell me where the dealer was, and I could run into town
after
Bob,
let me be your daughter!! Please adopt me!!
I was worried, when I read Steve's posting, that we should now should keep
Haag pieces to show it to the grandchildren telling that he was a second
Nininger...
I had to ask first:
Rob Haag is at good health!
May he live long and prosper.
Martin
Sorry Martin,
One daughter is all I can afford right now.
Meteorite habit + Wife + daughter + Son = Empty Wallet
BE
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From: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bob Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED];
meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 5:44 PM
ON THE ORIGIN OF CHONDRULES
Norm and List,
Please excuse my ignorance for putting forth this question but as a relative
newbe to meteorite collecting, I hope you will entitle me to this query.
I came across the term accretionary lapilli also called volcanic
pisolites in Dorothy Ferris Lapidus
Matt and List,
Well said.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder If a grain of sand is intrusted with
the key to the universe, were we able to penetrate its mystery, what secrets
lie in a rock from the unplumbed depths of the magnificent beyond?
Jerry
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From: Matt
Hello fellow meteorite enthusiasts,
See my offerings ending in a few minutes.
Nice colorful slices sure to appease that insatiable desire for a new
meteorite. Also that awesome nosecone oriented nwa still at I didn't know
what I was selling price.
See here :
Hey BIG STEVE,
With all this talk about Haag meteorites on the List recently, I'm getting
anxious to see the pictures you promised us. Fire up that new camera,
download the pictures into your new computer and send us less fortunates
some pictures to drool over.
Best,
JKG
Hi Steve..
We are all looking forward to seeing pictures of the meteorites that you bought from Bob Haag in Tucson. Expecially the ones you sold before you ever left town. The esquel for example.
Question for you, All things being equal, which is more valuable: A27 gram piece ofEsquel
John,
Heres one that I got from Bob Haag earlier this year. 4.6kilo Faucette
Missouri.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/spacerox2001/album?.dir=/858c
Bob Evans
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From: JKGwilliam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005
In a message dated 2/13/2005 5:15:18 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We are all looking forward to seeing pictures of the meteorites that you
bought from Bob Haag in Tucson.
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Since you are
Dear list members,
I would like to announce a new LL5 Chondrite I have on eBay under seller,
naturesvault, starting at just 99 cents. It is NWA 2383. I have listed six
pieces of different sizes. It is nothing fantastic like a planetary piece,
but nice all the same. Here are two of the six links
Good Evening List
I must say that I can see why Haag collection pieces are so desireable. I
truely believe that I wouldn't have even started collecting meteorites if it
weren't for Mr. Haag. As it turns out, the very first meteorite that I
purchased was from Bob himself back in 96' or 97'
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I have 2 rare meteorite offerings from the collection of Bob Haag. I am
pleased to offer these to the Met list first and will be taking offers on
these pieces. The best offer received meeting my low reserve, which will not
be disclosed, will be awarded the piece. I will take offers for 7 days
Hi Ryan:
Good story. I too remember my first phone conversation with Robert, the
Hey Dude, I have the Toluca you wanted is still etched in my mind. 50
bucks for a 300g etched Toluca, that I still own. Bob is the consummate
professional and in my eye, there will be no other meteorite enthusiast
enthusiastic, lively voice on the other end of the line, something on the
order of Hey dude! It's Bob Haag, The Meteorite Man! I distinctly
remember how kind he was, even though he must have known that I didn't
have much money to spend on meteorites at that age. To me, that shows how
Darn! No Gunlock??? ;-)
Best wishes,
Dave
bob cucchiara wrote:
I have 2 rare meteorite offerings from the collection of Bob Haag. I am
pleased to offer these to the Met list first and will be taking offers on
these pieces. The best offer received meeting my low reserve, which will not
be
Well, I must chime in here with my short tale about Bob. Like Stan I
bought my first meteorite many years ago from Bob and this Tucson
was also my first opportunity to meet him. He was of such good cheer
and enthusiasm and it didn't matter if he was meeting someone brand
new to meteorites or
I am really getting angry.
It seems that many of the same people in Germany who are missing packages
want their money back. Not one package to any other country lost but in one
month 7 packages to Germany?
Let's get something strait now. Almost every customer in Europe wants their
packages to
That's a tough one Mike. My thought would be that if it was the customer's
decision to claim zero value, that would probably put the responsiblity on
them. Therefore, the customer was willing to take a risk in order to save time
or
a couple of bucks.
TODD
Scottsdale, Arizona
Hello list,
Hope everyone is doing well.
Another Sikhote-alin birthday...and another year with Sikhotes in
abundance. I have added onto my website some photographs of an interesting
oriented Sikhote I found in one of the Sikhote trays this year in Tucson.
The meteorite has some interesting
Hello everyone,
I have been in the process of adding pages and tweaking things with my
website this last week. Over 200 newspaper articles have been added, most
of which refer to a meteorite in our collection.
Many not so noticeable changes have been made, one of the more so, is the
book
That Sucks Mike,
Remember when I was accused earlier this year of never sending a $1000
payment to Stefan Ralew?
I sent a money order and apparently it never got to Stefan.
I have no reason to believe that Stefan received the money order. But he and
Martin Altmann accused me several months later
I run into this a fair amount as well and it is a tough decision, the cost
of a customer versus the cost of the lost parcel.
I believe it is not on you to refund the loss but it may be worth doing in
the long run.
My largest loss was $750.00 and I refunded it and still lost the customer.
So, I
Let's get something strait now. Almost every customer in Europe wants their
packages to declare NO VALUE GIFT For scientific study only etc, to
avoid customs. Except there is a problem with that. When you declare no
value, then there is no possible insurance value either.
thats not true - at
Hi Mike List,
Our company's only charge back experiences involved Germany and Mexico.
In Mexico, a lady's older son was using her card. He ordered once,
waited a few weeks and ordered again and repeated again which happens a
lot for us w/ not bad repercussions. Before the third package got
Stan Wrote:
so as a hypothetical example, if you sell your customer a several gram
howardite slice @ 20$ - a killer deal because you want them to come
back again and again - you can put 20$ ont he customs form for
shipment to germany - but you can insure it for 200$ - the price some
dude in
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