[meteorite-list] Testing on the list - AOL sucks

Did you ever notice that most list members that send tests to the list are using AOL ? Why don't you guys dump looser AOL and get a real ISP? RandyJoin the world’s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. Click Here---BeginMessage--- Hi Dean: Could you answer a few questions for me? I have been

Re: [meteorite-list] Testing on the list - AOL sucks

The reason I tolerate AOL and it's problems, are a GREAT many of my friends, FAMILY and associates, have AOL...and the dollar amount saved by using the instant messenger feature is just super! You save BIG BUCKS on the phone bill and can communicate much more often and keep in-touch even

Re: [meteorite-list] Testing on the list - AOL sucks

Randy, Having a bad day are we? It is not fair to jump on AOL users. Especially when you yourself are using MSN Hotmail. I think they both suck...especially MSN and Mr. GatesUncle Bill Gates is a loser who bought or stole every idea he has ever had. By the way you did not spell LOSER

Re: [meteorite-list] Testing on the list - AOL sucks

AOL may not be (and arguably isn't) the best ISP out there, but at least I know that when I wake up each morning I'm not going to hear that my ISP just went belly-up. Want to take a poll of the list and see how many participants had to find anoher ISP because their's did within the last 12

[meteorite-list] Willow Grove Ataxite

Jeff K. wrote from 'Down Under': G'day List, Hello Jeff! great story on Willow Grove; an anomalous ungrouped nickel-rich ataxite meteorite. Here's an interesting little insert to the main story. Thank you very much for this short report. Those who would like to delve a bit deeper into the

[meteorite-list] Taza status

Hi Rob, does anyone have any more info on the Taza iron from NWA? I know that Taza was just a working name once upon a time and that it has been classified as a plessitic octahedrite, but has it been officially named/numbered or even submitted yet? Don't know about the NWA # -- Scott Brey

Re: [meteorite-list] Taza status

TAZA (NWA 859) Class ungrouped Plessite Octahedrite (Opl) (79 kg.) TKW ; Ni 159.300 mg/g Ga 87.000 ug/g Ge 2200.000 ug/g Ron Hartman - Original Message - From: Matson, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 10:23 AM Subject:

[meteorite-list] Off-topic but ...

When I went online on September 11, at about 16:00 hrs CET, I found this message from one of our list members: For those of you who haven't heard yet America has been attacked. This makes the Oklahoma bombing look like child's play. A plane has hit the Pentagon and one plane has hit each of the

[meteorite-list] Re: nininger debris

Anyone help? A piece of his toilet would be desired too!!! When collecting hobbies go horribly, horribly awry... - Bob (shaking his head and making tisking sounds) Martino Bob MartinoCan you

Re: [meteorite-list] Re: nininger debris

Anyone help? A piece of his toilet would be desired too!!! When collecting hobbies go horribly, horribly awry... Bob (shaking his head and making tisking sounds) Martino Does anybody have a website of the complete story of the museum (With photos that could be used on ebay?) I well, actually

Re: [meteorite-list] Re: nininger debris

Hi Dean, Maybe for a couple of bessey specks of the item in question, you could use my pic of his museum remains that I have posted in the Global Collection History section at: http://aristotle.isu.edu/global_collection/history/history1.htm Cheers, Martin On 3/12/02 1:32 AM, dean bessey

[meteorite-list] Nininger museum?

Hello List, Can anyone tell me what happened to Nininger's museum? Why was it abandoned and left to decay? Gordon Trone

Re: [meteorite-list] Nininger museum?

Hello Gordon and list After failing attendance with the construction on I-40 and remote location forced Nininger to move the Meteorite collection to beautiful Red Rocks of Sedona on State highway 66, 20 miles south of Flagstaff, But Closed in 1960 and the collection was sold. The Museum

RE: [meteorite-list] Re: nininger debris

As sickening as it sounds, I have several pieces of the toilet, but also felt the need while there to somehow bond with ol Harvey. I picked the pieces of the toilet up BEFORE, feeling the need (No, I didn't ruin them for everyone else!). Have several bricks from the museum as well, maybe to make

[meteorite-list] Monturaqui Iron Shale - Which Classification?

Hi List, Just wondering if anyone can comment on where Monturaqui Iron Shale is grouped. After searching various websites, some group it as 'IAB' and quite a few as just 'I'! Does it specifically belong to IA or IB; or just simply IAB? I wasn't sure it tweaked my interest. Thanks, Jeff.

RE: [meteorite-list] Monturaqui Iron Shale - Which Classification?

Quite some time ago IA irons and IB irons were considered two different and seperate classifications but after some transitionary meteorites were found it was determined that IA's and IB's were actually the same thing so the classifications were joined together into the group that we have now -