Hi Jason,
[Cue the long reply from M* about how coordinates are all
overrated and irrelevant...if it happens, I'll step out of this as
well. Enough of that.]
Who had said in short (for you native speaker), that in weighting missing
coordinates versus a stone itself,
for him personally -
Alright, fine, Martin.
[Cue the long reply from M* about how coordinates are all
overrated and irrelevant...if it happens, I'll step out of this as
well. Enough of that.]
Who had said in short (for you native speaker), that in weighting missing
coordinates versus a stone itself,
for
Hi all,
I am still after acquiring a cast of the Middlesbrough meteorite but
after much searching and many emails still no joy. I know a certain
number of casts were sold By Dieter Heinlein but no more are available
from him. I posted to the list quite a while ago but thought it was
worth another
Hi again list.I want to thank everyone who sent condolances about my wife's
brother.He is now in a better place and after 61 torchured years,he finally
knows peace that knows no understanding.I hope everyone has a great day and
stays positive.Because you never know when he is calling you home.
Hi Martin:
I have the opposite problem: I have a cast and am looking for its name! It
came from a specimen in the Smithsonian. It's large (like a big watermelon) and
has loads of regmaglyphs. I'm guessing the real piece could weigh anywhere
from 200-300 pounds. A slice was taken off the
Live now!
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Has this been distributed very much? Being only 1600 grams or so I doubt
much is actually available but would like a wee bit.
Chris. Spratt
Victoria, BC
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Greetings Mirko and all,
I'd like to suggest something different about this bidder and others that I
have had to deal with. It is my belief that some bidders will bid and wait
to see if you will ship the item to them so they can get something for free.
It's why he is bidding on so many items
http://www.rocksfromspace.org/September_17_2008.html
Nice!
On 20/12/10 13:09, Anita Westlake wrote:
Hi Martin:
I have the opposite problem: I have a cast and am looking for its name! It
came from a specimen in the Smithsonian. It's large (like a big watermelon) and
has loads of
Martin,
Here is a source (I liked it so ordered one for myself):
http://www.geoed.co.uk/index.cgi?pid=1104cart_id=7706447.5964
Regards,
Dan
Handmade Knives by D. Fronefield
Specializing in Meteorites and other exotic materials
www.meteorforge.net
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Larry and Twink of Gold Basin fame sojourned last month to visit me
here at La Quintana de Costa Rica, my Bed and Breakfast. Besides
visiting live volcanoes and monkey beaches, meteorites were on the
menu. Twink uber-generously shared a few self-recovered Gold Basin
specimens with me for which I
If he won 173 auctions, how many didn't he win? Lots more, probably. Maybe Ebay
itself is tri-ball34, attempting to drive up prices to increase fees.
Paul Swartz
this person has won in the last 30 days 173 auctions at many different
sellers.
The total amount of purchases in last 30 days
Creep!
It brings up the question - how frequently do Ebay sales fall through? I've
sold a fair amount of non-meteorite things on Ebay and everyone paid. Anybody
have any intel on this?
cheers
Paul Swartz
He bid up so many of my items that I thought the meteorite
market was recovering
I usually have a non-payer in about 1 out of every 250 sales. It's
almost always someone who's new or has a very low number. I'd have to
assume its someone who doesn't know how it all works, or is a kid, or
occasionally its someone who initially was alright but had an
unfortunate accident or such.
Our family sends its condolences for your loss as well.
Best to All,
John Gwilliam
At 01:08 PM 12/19/2010, Steve Witt wrote:
Steve,
My condolences to you and your family. A loss is always difficult
and at this time of year it is even harder.
Best,
Steve
Steve Witt
IMCA #9020
Great photos! Thanks for sharing them. My compliments to the
photographer. I especially enjoyed the flora/fauna photos and the El
Meteorito Inn. :)
Count me as officially jealous.
Best regards and happy huntings,
MikeG
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Hi Steve,
I am very sorry for your loss. I can empathize with you as we lost a beautiful
11 1/2 year old granddaughter the day after Christmas two years ago.
Blessings to you, your wife and her whole family as well,
Thomas
--- On Sun, 12/19/10, steve arnold stevenarnold60...@yahoo.com wrote:
Seasons Greetings Listees!
I'd like to briefly thank everyone on this List for another year of
entertaining (and sometimes informative!) posts about meteorites,
meteoritics, dousing rods, UFO's, meteorite-hunting psychic animals,
Martian blood vessels, toliet plungers, eBay policy, meteorite
Hi,
Today, our friend (tri-ball34) more shopped diligently.
Now, two sales of Robert Ward are concerned.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrt=ncnma=trueitem=170579925662si=X5WAVEy1HwhgZ2j34Urg68r6Czo%253Dviewitem=
and
Once I sold a small Sikhote Alin shrapnel specimen for $24/gram...ahem, I
almost choked; two separate entities bidding it up and up (it was a nice
20cents/gram piece...and it was Ebay that pulled it. I'm not sure how they
figured it out. (No, I wasn't going to accept that kind of payment
If any of you sellers are subscribing to some sort of reverse email look-up,
this
guy is probably dumb enough to use his email name on ebay. Might try,
tri-bal...@hotmail.com or one of the other links. Might get lucky in narrowing
down where this schmuck is located.
Dennis Miller
From:
Well Jason,
although I'm not so rhetorically trained like you, I guess,
you started (once again) in your initial email with a post hoc ergo propter
hoc..
The greater good of
. don't teach us anything new.
1st - who else is still classifying thousands of OCs aside the classifiers
Ahm ... virtual silence is quite comfortable :-)
Best as ever, Matthias
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From: Martin Altmann altm...@meteorite-martin.de
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2010 1:41 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] [IMCA] Update 2 - Wilbur Wash
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Hi folks and Happy Holidays,
I would suggest not sending any items until payment is received. I
occasionally buy from some of you folks on ebay, don't let some
scumbag ruin it for you or the legitimate collectors. Report these
fraud buyers and block them and spread the word about them.
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/12/air-force-to-share-intel-on-planet-flattening-meteorites
Air Force to Share Its Info on Planet-Flattening Meteorites
By David Axe
Wired
December 15, 2010
Sixty-five million years ago a five-mile wide meteorite smashed into the
Earth, wreaking havoc
I've always paid first and then wait for delivery which depending on
the vagaries of postal systems can take awhile.
Chris Spratt
(Via my iPhone)
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Hello,
Clear skies... 40 degrees F... eclipse is underway and beautiful... Happy
Solstice!
Best Wishes
Michael Cottingham
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Hello Michael,
Please enjoy the eclipse for me too. All I can see here is a bright, fuzzy
ball that is missing a significant chunk. That's what I have to look at,
courtesy of our steadily building cloud cover here. Sigh...
Best!
Ed
- Original Message -
From: michael cottingham
Snowing here in Utah. Columbus State University has a good (albeit slow) web
feed.
54,000 on the NASA Marshall site but they are clouded.
But as I just told a friend, I'll gladly give this eclipse up if only the
weather Goddess will just give me clear skies for the May 2012 annular. :)
Perfectly clear here in Florida... and chilly!
Best regards,
Greg
Greg Hupe
The Hupe Collection
NaturesVault (eBay)
gmh...@htn.net
www.LunarRock.com
IMCA 3163
Click here for my current eBay auctions:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZnaturesvault
Hi,
It's raining...it's pouring...and this old man's bout to be snoring.
Count Deiro
IMCA 3536
Las Vegas
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Eclipse On Demand:
I have cloud cover so thick there wasn't
even a bright spot behind the clouds.
Might as well be no Moon at all. I Googled
up long list of live streaming eclipse feeds.
Every one timed out, failed to connect,
server cannot find. Guess it's Supply and
Demand: more eclipse
Good view here:
http://www.ccssc.org/webcast.html
Better here:
http://www.wpbt2.org/stargazer/
Both, as you might expect, are running slow.
patrick
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