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Once again a very merry xmas and happy new year to all
I've uploaded some rare articles on Gladstone, Glenormiston and Tenham (as
promised) - damn ugly job with the computer refusing to co-operate until I
reseated some ram chips and then I had to remember exactly how to do this !
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I originally offered this piece to the list at what I thought was a good
price of $850
When it didn't sell I dropped the priceto $750. It still didn't sell, so
last night I dropped the price again to $600.
At first I contributed the lack of interest to the timing, with Christmas
almost
Hi List,
it has been great to spend a year with your daily voices.
I appreciated many thoughtful discussions, I enjoyed the adventures, and
appreciated the generosity in the dramatic moments...
It's a pleasure and a honour to be part of all this.
I wish all of you and your beloved a peaceful
Hi,
I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year.
And may you all find a new lunar or Martian meteorite.
Sonny
P.S If you do find these meteorites you better send me a slice!
More new features
Be quick, 20% off my website until december 31st, 2007
at midnight (shipment to add).
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Merry Christmas to all
Pierre-Marie PELE
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Hi Jason, all -
Glad to hear you're done. That makes for a Merry
Christmas indeed! I and others will be working on
possible neutron flux from large hyper velocity
impacts over the next few days, and its nice to know
that you won't be distracting us with dribble.
Now as for your latest
Hello List members
I'm back from my vacation, and I have some amazing
material to sell out :
- 14kg Excellent nwa Iron
- 200g winonaite
- Another excellent 90g Lodranite breccia
- The freshest black CK available at NWA market, only
673g
- Very beautiful and fresh complete Ureilite 278g
And more
Hi, All,
You couldn't ask for a less likely place to search for iron
meteorites than the Canadian Arctic. First, a great deal of
Canadian Arctic surficial material was pushed far south by
those glaciers; there's a nice car-eating three-ton chunk of
Canada on the road about a quarter-mile from
Hola All,
Sterling, you said:
The distribution (or relative absence) of irons in NWA material shows
that there is no doubt that the NWA area was cleaned out of most of
the iron meteorites that could be found thousands of years ago. Of
course, they missed a few. But if the NWA meteorites
Hi, Jason, List,
I would dispute this claim [NWA depletion]
... irons compose ~1.8 percent of finds...
NWA iron finds are 0.2% in contrast to Antarctica's
1.8%. Sounds depleted (89% depletion) to me. That
the Antarctic iron find percentage is typical of the planet
is not so absolutely
Hello Sterling, All,
I don't know where you get your .2% figure, but it's wrong.
They may consist of .2% of submitted finds, but I know of at least
forty or so irons that have yet to be submitted, in a number of
peoples' hands.
Out of the five or so thousand meteorites yet submitted, they alone
Hi, Jason, List,
Jason wrote:
I don't know where you get your .2% figure, but it's wrong.
Well, it's in the quote from one of the sources I provided
you with in the original email (below). It would probably help if
you actually READ the Post before disagreeing with it. The
source was Dr.
Sterling,
Is it just me? Or is jason about two tacos and a burrito short of a combination
plate?
Pete
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Meaning, what exactly?
On Dec 24, 2007 6:01 PM, Peter A Shugar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sterling,
Is it just me? Or is jason about two tacos and a burrito short of a
combination plate?
Pete
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over here in oz we say:
- a six pack short of a carton; or
- some kangaros loose in the top paddock
Meaning, what exactly?
On Dec 24, 2007 6:01 PM, Peter A Shugar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sterling,
Is it just me? Or is jason about two tacos and a burrito short of a
combination
Hola Sterling,
Not exactly what I meant - more along the lines of the data used to
obtain it, not what source you cited (thanks, but I did read it - and
you used it, hence the 'yours,' and the I don't know where you got
it referred to the data used to obtain the reference...but fine, jump
on me
I would say that if you don't care enough to involve yourself in the
discussion - or know little enough about the subject to participate,
that one should simply refrain from throwing comments like that around
- say, those that pertain to nothing other than personal jibes.
Over here we would call
It was not meant to offensive, but more of a comment on his stubborn refusal
to look at tons of evidence that is so contrary to only his view. Or put this
way,
Jason against the world. If you can't convince the world to adopt your way of
seeing things, then maybe it's time for you to change your
On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 21:35:22 -0600, you wrote:
It was not meant to offensive, but more of a comment on his stubborn refusal
to look at tons of evidence that is so contrary to only his view.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. -- Carl Sagan
All I've seen Jason doing is wasting
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Michael Johnson
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Hi, Jason, List,
Well, NWA statistics are pretty confused. Many
differing numbers paired, may be same fall, may not.
Total numbers not truly clear. Googling for terms that
might yield an estimate of true total numbers produced
Zilch results. What are the numbers?
I just searched the
Hi,
I apologize if this went through a second time.
I'm curious, a friend and I, both of us belonging to a mineral club, go to
area schools, mostly 6th and 7th grades and teach them about minerals and
some easy fossils. If I wanted to expand this to include meteorites, what
would I show,
I would bring a nice Pallasite , a nice Sikhote alin, and a freshly crusted
chondrite.
This would be a nice start, because the kids dont need to be overloaded with
too much info on an initial presentation.
I did a presentation a few years back for some 5th graders. It was a great
experience
On Tue, 25 Dec 2007 00:12:07 -0500, you wrote:
I'm curious, a friend and I, both of us belonging to a mineral club, go to
area schools, mostly 6th and 7th grades and teach them about minerals and
some easy fossils. If I wanted to expand this to include meteorites, what
would I show, include or
Hi all -
Thank you Sterling for this most valuable information.
I did not cover the Arctic in Man and Impact in the
Americas, as I already had too much.
I do want to mention to the list that the locals have
been attempting to have The Old Woman and another
large iron returned to them. I was
Give me some time, (about a week) and I'll try to get a starter primer for you.
Pete
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Hi all,
Since the one in this post refers to me, I feel a
need to respond.
What has consistently irritated me is Jason putting
words about airburst into my mouth. When I say
airburst, you know it.
For example, when I say arrogant racist, you know
it.
E.P. Grondine
Man and Impact in the
Hi Michael,
Thanks, and a very Merry Christmas to you also!
Greg Lindh
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Sincerely,
Michael
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