ate problematic misperceptions.
All best I hope everyone sees a great show tonight.
Sincerely,
Darryl
That being said, as for you, Darryl Pitt, it is beyond me
Why you would, unprovoked, snipe at me, especially since I have
Effusively praised YOUR Valera as an all time buy in the
I've long thought that Mike Farmer is The Man. What Mike has
accomplished and continues to accomplish is amazing; he is without peer.
The foregoing notwithstanding, what is it about Cali that makes it
worth $4000/g? Is it because it fell in an extremely rough area and
there is a couple
hi there,
does anyone know how i can reach dick pugh?
thanks so much. best/ darryl
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folks,
anyone have a copy of the holbrook monograph(s) for sale?
thanks so much. best/d
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there should be an abstract on meteorites and sociopathsvolumes I
& II
there are unreliable, bad human beings in our constellation, for
sure. the worst (and the most disheartening) are the folks who
masquerade as good guys who we want to believe-in and who repeatedly
lie and disap
il below was posted to the list two days
ago.
Begin forwarded message:
From: Darryl Pitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: July 7, 2007 11:39:48 AM EDT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Grandstanding?
this is terribly offensive.
as
red 3-days before being posted.
i don't get it.
On Jul 9, 2007, at 9:38 PM, Darryl Pitt wrote:
folks,
i hope you noticed the email below was posted to the list two days
ago.
Begin forwarded message:
From: Darryl Pitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: July 7, 2007 11:39:48 AM EDT
copyrighted materials is the same as intellectual property.
unregulated copying and distribution of property = thievery.
and one has to love
I would recommend, rather than Garmin, the Magellan
explorist-series 14 channel receivers(with dual WAAS
channel receiver dedication
followed
folks,
i hope you noticed the email below was posted to the list two days ago.
Begin forwarded message:
From: Darryl Pitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: July 7, 2007 11:39:48 AM EDT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Grandst
this is terribly offensive.
as i previously wrote, one does not have to be a benefactor to a
charity to be critical of the manner in which the charity's mission
is conducted.
darren has eloquently addressed the problems here. and i still can't
wrap my brain around why the media was inv
wow.
charitable good work is a wonderful thing---and one does not have to
have contributed to a given cause to be critical of execution of its
mission.
no one upon whom devastation has been visited wants to be encumbered
with ANY agenda other than charitable good work. none of this sho
oy.
it's ten plagues--not seven; burning ice (nice touch) would have made
it eleven.
On Jun 11, 2007, at 5:45 PM, Michael L Blood wrote:
on 6/11/07 2:11 PM, Allan Treiman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Burning ice??? Is that in the Bible?
-
One of the 7 plagues of Egypt - Moses was
Mike's anecdote is far from anecdotal
I was in Bandung Indonesia obtaining samples of Banten and other
Indonesian exotics when the museum curator attempted to remove what
was at least 95% of the single mass of Meester-Cornelis from what
appeared to be a tropical fish tank filled with
Mike's anecdote is far from anecdotal
I was in Bandung Indonesia obtaining samples of Banten and other
Indonesian exotics when the museum curator attempted to remove what
was at least 95% of the single mass of Meester-Cornelis from what
appeared to be a tropical fish tank filled with
Mike's anecdote is far from anecdotal
I was in Bandung Indonesia obtaining samples of Banten and other
Indonesian exotics when the museum curator attempted to remove what
was at least 95% of the single mass of Meester-Cornelis from what
appeared to be a tropical fish tank filled with
if anyone desires a sample of marjalahti (witnessed fall & the
olivine standard) please contact me off-list.
there is very little available material.
all best,
d.
On May 16, 2007, at 5:01 PM, Göran Axelsson wrote:
Hey, don't forget *Marjalahti*, at least it landed in Finland.
For me
I posted this to the list earlier and it didn't appear (at least it
didn't arrive to me);
While it was determined by experts that the NJO is not a meteorite,
in Friday's AP story, Rutgers geologist Jerry Delaney was quoted as
saying,"I was wrong. Sneaky little d
It has finally been determined by experts that the NJO is not a
meteorite.
In Friday's AP story, Rutgers University geologist Jerry Delaney was
quoted as saying,"I was wrong. Sneaky little devil."
The second sentiment is not even remotely accurate.
As I mentioned to the list in January,
Mike
Freud, unquestionably the "founder" of psychology
Common misconception. That's Wundt and James.
Plato believing in
spontaneous generation undermines his significance.
"Spontaneous Generation" is Aristotle
=
On May 12, 2007, at 3:28 PM, Mi
folks,
i've got to briefly weigh-in here:
auction terms are being bandied about incorrectly, and it would be
helpful to all concerned to use the correct terminology so as to not
create further confusion:
the hammer price is what a consignment sells for---irrespective of
whether it happ
the macovich auction---where there was always staff to accommodate
immediate payment & property pick-up---is returning to tucson next year.
On Feb 8, 2007, at 3:54 PM, Jim Strope wrote:
> I did NOT volunteer to offer my services for $100- to be your check
> out
> person but I am sure you
and of the hundreds of astronauts how many have been arraigned
for attempted murder?!
not my intention to be disagreeable, but lisa nowak is your basic
terrestrial meltdown.
On Feb 6, 2007, at 2:27 PM, Michael Murray wrote:
> Hi List
> I just wanted to express that my thoughts are cer
i'm informed the object will undergo appropriate analysis.
as previously expressed, i highly doubt this is a new meteorite---and
i wholly agree
with the tabling this topic for a month or so or until such time
there is news.
as it regards the media's turn with this event, consider the dictum
looking for contact info for karl sprich
thanks so much. best/ darryl
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Thanks for posting this article.which exasperates.
SCIENTIFIC METHOD AT RUTGERS?
There is very little about the New Jersey object that resembles a
freshly fallen meteorite. It's shape is so ambiguous---at best---
that the only possible way to determine whether it was a freshly
fall
it's pretty clearly indicated that the colorado event was not a
bolide and that the new jersey object is not a new meteorite.
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The last time I encountered something like the following it had been
suggested years ago in a Reuters story that the impact of a meteorite
(originating from a meteor shower) destroyed a home and started a
fire that killed two young children in Columbia. After a little
digging, I learned
Indeed!! And the "Bessey Speck" moniker should also stick as Dean
reveled in his BSing ;-) and weathered a tsunami of criticism
initially for spec-ulating.
(Myself and a couple of others ran and took cover.)
On Oct 18, 2006, at 2:13 PM, Martin Horejsi wrote:
Hi All,
I think the real
Mornin'
The recovered meteorite was from the same general vicinity as the
cable---which was not ever part of an effort to extricate a
meteorite. Best / dp
On Oct 18, 2006, at 8:23 AM, Mike Groetz wrote:
Good Morning-
From what I put together in the reports- found in
the location of
Checking in, saw the following and wanted to provide a bit of proper
history:
The first person I know to have sold "specks" on a regular basis was
Blaine Reed who packaged exotic specimens in gelatin capsules. I was
inspired by Blaine's idea and took it one step further--
pharmaceutical
Title: Re: [meteorite-list] Re: Treasure Hunters
Listees
It's worth noting that the following response is not from Jim—yet another prankster busy at work.
Jim never uses the words “rotting” or “someday.”
> Not me and certainly not my idea of fun.
>
> I fully support the responsible
Title: TAGISH LAKE NEWS / Question to List
The appearance of the following story had me wondering what everyone thinks are, commercially speaking, the most valuable meteorites—let’s say meteorites (or large specimens thereof) which are both institutionally and privately heldyour TOP FIVE
Title: NWA-482 / NO RESERVE / BONHAMS NATURAL HISTORY SALE / NEXT TUESDAY
A two-gram specimen of NWA482 with no reserve
http://www.macovich.com/catalog/2122.html
A beautiful slice of Marjalahti selling for as little as $23/g
http://www.macovich.com/catalog/2129.html
And with a nod to my f
...
Darryl Pitt
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The illustrated partial slice of IMILAC will sell for as little as $13/g and
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