Thanks Bernd, Jerry
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"Yes, it was those unpredictable and unexplicable "feelings"
Be cool Tom this ain't a cartoon.
Jerry
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100% with you Bernd!
Have a nice evening,
Fred B.
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> "Yes, it was those unpredictable and unexpl
"Yes, it was those unpredictable and unexplicable "feelings" that I was
alluding to. Why we collectors stare at and handle these rocks requires
a knowledge and appreciation unknown to "outsiders". I for one cherish
my inclusion in such an esoteric group."
"I've never read a statement that was more
> Yes, it was those unpredictable and unexplicable
> "feelings" that I was
> alluding to.
> Why we collectors stare at and handle these rocks
> requires a knowledge and
> appreciation unknown to "outsiders".
> I for one cherish my inclusion in such an esoteric
> group.
I've never read a stateme
you Frederic.
Jerry Flaherty
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> Darren, Martin and list
> Value is personal and subjective. Worth is social and relati
Best soo far!
laugh,laigh, laugh
Jerry Flaherty
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Two examples:
"how much something costs
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> Two examples:
> "how much something costs to produce":
> How much it costs to produce a child?
> A hopefully romantic evening and a glass of wine.
> Price: 5$.
>
Two glasses of wine $10
Three beer $9
Four shooters $16
> Two examples:
> "how much something costs to produce":
> How much it costs to produce a child?
> A hopefully romantic evening and a glass of wine.
> Price: 5$.
>
Two glasses of wine $10
Three beer $9
Four shooters $16
Two martinis $11
Bringing home the girl who drank all this: PRICELESS
spend $$$ to possess it.
No?
Jerry Flaherty
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Martin,
In your message
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> Two examples:
> "how much something costs to produce":
>
> How much it costs to produce a child?
> A hopefully romantic evening and a
> We'll find it perhaps out in discussing Zelimir's pos?
> Martin
Surely not all subscribers of the former "Meteorite" magazine
are/were collectors, but may be quite a solid majority.
Definitely not all subscribers of "MAPS" are collectors, these
are very probably only a clear minority, small by
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 23:05:51 +0100, "Martin Altmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Yah Darren,
>
>I guess we can't meet in our definitions about "value".
>If I'm thinking to poor people going to a pawnhouse, where they get a priori
>a lower price than the value of an item, as that sector lives from t
ery, very strange market,
if each week on ebay are more offers listed than collectors exist?
We'll find it perhaps out in discussing Zelimir's pos?
Martin
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On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 19:56:35 +0100, "Martin Altmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm not a philosopher,
>but both of your definitions mean to me correct definitions for price, not
>for value.
>
Value is what worth "the market" places in an item. As long as there are
people willing to pay x
price
an universal variable to describe a market
Cheerio!
Martin
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On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 18:55:53
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 18:55:53 +0100, "Martin Altmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Wrong.
>You're talking about prices not values.
>You want to pay a price below value for your iPod.
>
No, you are wrong. You missed my point entirely. I said that value can mean
"how much something
costs to produce
t's meet in 3 years and talk about prices and values of
NWA-achondrites..:-)
Buckleboo!!
Martin
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On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 15:39:25 +0100, "Martin Altmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>It's amazing also with the ordinary desert stuff. If you are not living near
>a desert, blue ice field or a site, where once a meteorite was found, you
>can get out of the door and run around for the rest of your life
<< "If you take the info in the MetBull database on face value,
you find that there are ... Irons + stony irons: 521 tons" >>
Wow, regarding weight that's about a ton for every collector, give or
take...time to rent a U-haul to pick up mine:)
Just as there are good comments about the foolishnes
Jeff kindly wrote:
"If you take the info in the MetBull database on face value,
you find that there are ... Irons + stony irons: 521 tons"
Hi All,
Now, even *if* you take these 521 tons at face value, one must be careful.
Most of these 500+ tons come from a maximum value for the estimated total
If you take the info in the MetBull database on face value, you find
that there are 581 metric tons of approved plus provisional
meteorites out there, broken down as (rounded to nearest ton):
Irons+stony irons: 521 tons
Ordinary chondrites: 52 tons
Carbonaceous chondrites: 3 tons
HED achondrite
st
Subject: [meteorite-list] Total Number of Meteorites?
Dear Listees:
Greetings all. I was interviewed by a reporter today for a follow-up on
the Brenham story, and he asked me a good question, which was along the
lines of: "What is the total known number of different meteorites,
including all
Oops. I got ahead of myself. This is still 2005. Hopefully there will
be more named specimens by this time next year.
Cheers,
Martin
On 12/6/05, Martin Horejsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Geoff,
>
> Good question. According to the Meteoritical Bulletin Database, as of
> November 19, 200
Hello Geoff,
Good question. According to the Meteoritical Bulletin Database, as of
November 19, 2006, there are 31227 valid meteorite names and 2419
provisional names.
http://tin.er.usgs.gov/meteor/metbull.php
As far as the quote, I am still working on that. Seems to me that I
read it even befor
On Tue, 6 Dec 2005 10:18:18 -0700, "Notkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Dear Listees:
>
>Greetings all. I was interviewed by a reporter today for a follow-up on
>the Brenham story, and he asked me a good question, which was along the
>lines of: "What is the total known number of different meteor
Dear Listees:
Greetings all. I was interviewed by a reporter today for a follow-up on
the Brenham story, and he asked me a good question, which was along the
lines of: "What is the total known number of different meteorites,
including all Antarctic Finds and all classified NWAs?"
Anyone have
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