This seller obviously tried to safe money on the wrong side
The seller or the buyer?
One should always clear before, who will bear the risk and the mode of
shipping.
Hardly a buyer, my experience, is willing to pay the extra fees for fully
insured shipment.
Don't we have frequently the
Sometimes Dr.Cott needs a little longer than other children,
but until now, I recieved everything and I have to say, extraordinnary well
packed.
And sometimes among his 40%-60% off sales there are some goodies, which are
so low priced, that they're even good for competitive resale.
Thus it
Hola list,
in getting common with Kevin's new price finding tool, the Catalogue
Repository Weight, CRW,
I loaded up two examples on ebay, where tkw and crw enormously differ.
Sao Juliao de Moreira, an IIAB-iron, where the whereabouts of the main mass
of 159kg of 162kg tkw (and Sao Juliao was a
Bob,
let me be your daughter!! Please adopt me!!
I was worried, when I read Steve's posting, that we should now should keep
Haag pieces to show it to the grandchildren telling that he was a second
Nininger...
I had to ask first:
Rob Haag is at good health!
May he live long and prosper.
Martin
Piggy Rodeo!
Matt, congratulations on your Chiang Khan!
To avoid you to be tempted to cut slices from the exceedingly rare stone,
I want to mention, that there are two specimens left from the sale for the
Aids help project,
the 23 gram and the 25 gram fragments
Hola List,
I just received my copy of Kichinka's new book.
My first impression: Excellent!
So I want to tell the European members of the list, who maybe hesitated
because of the shipping costs:
Take it! It's more than well worth the price!
Cheers!
Martin
Hi Mike,
better ask Paypal before, I'm not sure, if they will accept as proof track
numbers of UPS.
From DHL they do definetily not, as here in Germany the former state-run
post outsorced the parcel branch completely to DHL, so that everything is
sent now by DHL and in no case of loss Paypal
Hi Jeff,
of course schreibersite can form larger inclusions, irregular shaped - then
it's not looking like the big troilite drops you mentioned, but exactely
like the many cohenite inclusions in the IAB and IIICD irons, which appear
often as little wormlets, irregular blobs with short, rounded
Ooops, I forgot to mention, that the schreibersite in Sikhote-Alin or in the
IIGs irons forms immense, cm-large, angular crystals, mostly skeletonize.
Take one of the many overcleaned or tumbled Sikhotes from ebay, if you see
there someting more silvery looking out from the surface, cut it and
available at the moment through Sergej Vassiliev Moritz
Karl. Guess something around 15$/gm for translucent slices.
PPS: I had a tiny Admire from Buehler many years ago. It's still in good
condition.
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Hi list,
better than to stay in remembrance only because of silly comments,
I should share some educational pictures of schreibersite.
Loaded up some photos with all the features, rhabdites, ribbons, planes,
large crystals.
Unfortunately in that yahoo-thing, the pictures are displayed somewhat
Hi Lars,
Brahin is untreated a hefty ruster like Brenham.
With two of the main suppliers of Brahin I made the experience
that Afanasjev (cometshop) did a good job in varnishing his slices.
My oldest slice from him I had for almost 7 years without any problems
and many others I had in stock for
Because they were to scrooge to use a good mixer, when they created it.
My question is what it is ? Why this pattern looks like this ?
http://www.meteoryt.net/ebay/shirokovsky_112a.jpg
http://www.meteoryt.net/ebay/shirokovsky_112b.jpg
http://www.meteoryt.net/ebay/shirokovsky_112c.jpg
Gosh, this park-forest-smasher-hammer-damage-hype is the strangest I heard
ever.
My PF hit a curb stone, my PF hit a fence, my PF hit a meadow..
Dear beginning colletors: meteorites tend in general to fall on something.
That's why experts call it a fall.
Soon I'll offer a real smasher -
a
Anyway,
let's hope that finmet will get it in his fingers.
He will make a Volga out of it.
http://www.kanjidic.com/Gaz21/volga_skyline_front.jpg
Skol
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But Bernhard, you misunderstood. Da Hupes are out of the business, they're
selling old cars now.
It's 2CV not CV7:
S: http://www.microcar.org/carspecs/citroen2cv.html
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Wow Tom,
It's a paleolontoligical sensation! Namely a piece of a lithified giraffe!
You have to know, that the archaic percursors of our giraffes today were
smaller.
Only 10 inches tall. Like this they could survive the shock waves of the
Chicksaloop impact 60 million years ago without break away
and back.
You're welcome.
Martin
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To: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 4:24 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] ya think your so smart, what's this?
a piece
Zelimir,
and nowadays giraffes have adapted better to digest siderites (which they
have to do, to keep the iron in the knobs of their antennas fresh).
That's the reason, why we find substantially less irons in Africa than in
Australia.
Skol
Martin
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a giraffe war,
but later a well known painter used his popularity in revealing the whole
truth
and started to paint his famous Burning Giraffes.
Martin
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Cc: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com; David Hardy
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Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 7:36 PM
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Dear List contributors:
Wyoming press release:
Wyoming's state
Hi Dirk,
not to forget the numerous potential meteorites warshipped in temples on
places of pilgrimage of the Mediterran ancient world.
I repeat myself,
one of them, is the stone of Paphos on Cyprus pictured on many ancient
coins, recovered and excavated in 1888, getting mouldy for a century in
Sal list,
in painting my specimen chits, I ask myself, how to denominate Mundrabilla
correctly.
Old Catalogue has simply IRANOM, 2000er Grady Catalogue says IIICD and
anomalous,
now with the finer Au-stuff and the subgroups, I read, that Mundrabilla and
Waterville are close to sLL.
Shall I write
Oviously David Weir's answer didn't made it through and because most have it
listed as Iranom or IIICD:
Hello Martin,
In my opinion it is best described at this point in time as
Iron, IAB complex, Mundrabilla duo
Regards,
David
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Hello List,
My source from which I formed my opinion is the paper by J. T. Wasson
and G. W
Hello Michael,
is there a place, where the last year's Pictures of the Day are visible?
Couldn't find them anymore or will they be hosted at Bernhard's forum?
I'm very sure, that I'm not the only one from the list, who enjoys to browse
frequently the old pictures.
When I came back from vacancies
List,
look what Michael The Picture Johnson just answered me:
all the older pics are gone. With all the junk going on the list two
weeks ago I really didn't think anyone cared or appreciated my efforts. I
stopped posting and at the time decided not to do again.
But there is hope: However I
Your link didn't work,
I use this:
http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Cassini-Huygens/index.html
(Nasa-site seems to be overcrowded sometimes).
Martin
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Sent: Friday, January 14, 2005 10:44 PM
I hope it will be a meteorite,
as I plan to design a CD with a complete database of all known meteorites on
Mars.
Suscription price for list members: 14.95$ - yearly updates available for
4.95$.
Free ship.
Martin
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Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 2:40 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Elbogen (was: Ensisheim)
Martin Altmann wrote:
annual festivals are held on the castle nowadays, but they have
only a cast of the iron, the main mass is in Vienna...
And it's
Sergej didn't come through, his mail:
That's another 14.3kg stone of Elbogen in small museum of Loket, Czech
Republic and Mrs. Marcela Bukovanska
from Prague NHM.
http://sv-meteorites.jodoshared.com/images/Elbogen.jpg
All the best,
Sergey
Sergey
to European's most famous historic
spa: Karlovy Vary/Karlsbad.
Would be a fine trip! And of course on the last day, we all visit Sergej in
Praha.
Martin
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From: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 3:45 PM
Subject: RE
Promised list,
the last call for Chiang Khan.
Only the 23g and the 25g are left.
http://photos.yahoo.com/metmartinde
If they will be gone, Chiang Khan will have been gone. That's it.
(No problem for me, I have my collection piece, but you?...)
So hush, hush! 37% - 100% for charity.
Second
Good Heavens
I typed: 37% - 100% for charity
Should be: 37$/g - 100% for charity
(and now I broke my promise, that it should have been the last posting for
King Khan)..
Martin
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Sent: Tuesday, December 21
I haven't,
but Dieter has the true first observed European Fall for sale,
Elbogen, fell in 1400.
Cheaper than the small amount, which came out 2 years ago.
Elbogen, visited by Goethe, when he celebrated his 74th anniversaire on the
castle of Elbogen,
mentioned by the Grimm Brothers in their
Holla list,
as I was asked how much money from the Chiang Khans will be used for the
HIV- and streetchildren project - as Oliver wrote on his page a huge
part.. -
in fact 100% of the money will be used, ALL, suta la suta, everything and
of course I do not take any comission or provision for
Hi Tom,
a fine decent etch. Good work and a remarkable piece as it has especially
much cohenite!
Well done!
Martin
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Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2004 10:01 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Etching
Khan I got
from Martin Altmann.
I have no idea why they took these and nothing else.
Bernhard
PS: No insurance. Me idiot.
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As it didn't made it through,
Jörn Metbase Koblitz found additional pieces:
So we know now somewhat slightly over 7kg.
In two hours or so, I will upload the new pictures of the remaining pieces
for sale - at the moment a very prominent list member is taking his choice.
Martin
Additionally to
Hola list,
finally I created an album containing the pictures of all available Chiang
Khan specimens.
Use this link:
http://photos.yahoo.com/metmartinde
Click on the picture there and
22 photos made under the despiteous hibernal sun, hiding nothing, should
appear.
The weights are indicated under
A hunt in the fall region, one can forget.
Tightest vegetation and full of hot rocks.
Oliver hunted for 3 months with a detector, digging hundreds of holes
- the result was: 2 stones. The larger is the 70g for sale.
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Ho ho ho list,
did anybody from the list found cohenite in another group than in IAB and
IIICD? (picture?)
Norton: It is good to keep in mind that, unlike schreibersite, cohenite
usually does not occur in iron meteorites having over 7 wt% nickel.
I never saw a hexaedrite, a IIG, a IIAB, a IIE, a
Intersting to me, that some lamellae in that slice are somewhat twisted from
mechanical stress
as one can find in many irons of large tkw, which broke up. Gibeon, Henbury
and of course from most crater builders.
So I would bet, that there are many more specimens still to be found in
desert
And also interesting would be, whether the database from the Catalogue can
be updated, as promised in the Catalogue.
Btw it seems to be lousy programmed,
in my CD the combined search set of records does work only for Windows
versions =2000.
Lower versions produce errors, as two variables remain
Hi, tired as I am, my first answer wasn't as stupid as.:
Found just a page where you have the Hevelius print vs Mallet for
comparision:
http://wwwusr.obspm.fr/~crovisie/promenade/pro_comete_dessin.html
You have to scroll a little bit down.
So you see Mallet took f.e. the sword shape, the
Hi Svend,
may you let the swedish guy scan the the pages with text at Mallet to this
picture?
I'm quite sure that it is depictinig comets in the tradition of Plinius
Naturalis Historia,
where the comets were categorized by their different shapes (I think 11 or
12 different?)
Often found also in
I hope you'll prepare some autographed copies for the list members
Congrats.
A comprehensive book about German meteorites as well as good book in German
about meteorites in general,
is missing.
Best, but not available anymore, is still Rolf W.Buehler's: Meteorite -
Urmaterie aus dem
Sleep - it costs you a third of your life.
Good night!
Martin
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From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 11:18 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] The most expensive hobby??
Hi list, and goodafternoon.I had a
I'm a technical idiot, but this trail looks so straight to me. With a
common standard objective, wouldn't have such a trail of such a large angle
be pictured at least slightly as a bow?
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Hohoho,
do you have a reciple, how to cook spicy cider?
Spicy cider from apples? Sounds interesting.
Here in Germany they drink spice hot red wine.
In Romania, Andrei give the reciple, hot self destilled plum brands boiled
with pepper grains.
Martin
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From: David
Hi Mark, Bernd, Bernhard, list,
It's a little bit boring for most listees perhaps and certainly OT,
but when I started to write, it got longer and longer, so I send it.
The f instead of the s was as far as I know in use since the Carolingian
Minuscule, the standard font in Europe from the
Once my cat kicked a little lunaite behind the piano, standing at the wall.
Meanwhile I sold it and then I searched the whole house for 2 weeks.
Fortunately the client was patient and I found it.
So I let her play only with small irons.
They a so havy, that she quits cicking them around quite
Hiho,
sometimes I mean to hear a certain tenor in that mails, which annotate, that
now the Morrocans ask to high prices.
Why should they not ask prices, which are closer to that, what a collector
has to pay?
Meteorites are meteorites, no matter where they fall. What is the difference
between a
Consensus:
It's a strrange but beautiful world.
Let's turn to something less annoying and enjoy our Geminids, which will
have this year a comfortable maximum for the working Europeans. (hope our
specialists from the list will catch some nice pictures).
Cheers!
Martin
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O Dear!
some larger - they are huge !!!
If only all dealers on the list would be so modest like you...
Congratulations.
Martin
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From: Eric Twelker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Meteorite Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 6:41 AM
Subject:
. Read it by your own.
You may take it for the usual rants between jealous dealers,
I for my own am Martin Altmann and a collector
and certainly not in a need nor in the mood
to be discredited and libelled by such persons with low attitude and of
doubtfull character
to have supported criminals in owning
on the list here and no fun
anymore.
Sleepily yours
Martin
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Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 2:30 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Pellisson, the end of a free meteorite hobby
And Chiang Khan, which hit a fisherman on his boat.
http://www.meteorite-oliver.com/index.html
(charity..X-mas!!)
Martin
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Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 1:27 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Sylacauga and Mbale
The
Bonjour Aziz.
Hey it's exactely looking like Marcins Lampiayrie and Bogande, the new
Burkina Faso falls. (Also not yet classified).
Check ir out there: http://www.polandmet.com/
Look - brecciated, lightish grey matrix, small troilites, dark grey larger
clasts.
I guess a brecciated L.
Are there
The easiest way for a collectors to avoid to buy a Zag instead of an Amalga:
If the stone is so fresh and displays a crust, which you'd like to touch
only with gloves,
fresh like a Bensour for instance,
then it's an Amgala for sure.
I never saw a Zag, which could mess with Amgala in freshness.
Hmmm, if the Amgala would have arrived some hours later, perhaps it would
have felt in New Orleans... would this have had changed the properties of
the rock? Would 1500$ then be exaggerated
A fall is still a fall,
I really hug you all,
and please contact Marcin if anyone is interested in the
Steve Schoner alread made an attempt to clean this list, creating a yahoo
group for ebay ads
and there are two yahoo groups more for sales adds.
But obviously it's hopeless
Other dealers with the need for permanent ads opened their own groups,
perhaps a good idea for Uncle Steve and les Hupes?
Message -
From: Greg Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 6:55 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] AD - eBay auctions ending today, Excellent
Values
Dear list,
I, for one, thoroughly enjoy the sale announcements
Hi Steve,
I'll pass the flowers on Sigfried Haberer and fellows,
they found the stones, not me, did the field work, took care for the
classification.
Here is his homepage with pretty good textes!
http://www.haberer-meteorite.de/english/Home.htm
Cheers!
Martin
Hi Adam, List,
I see a substantial problem with the approval of likely or possible paired
material:
With the desert rush we just don't have the lab capacities to make analyses
of each paired stone.
For instance here in Germany we have perhaps five or six places, where
classification can be done
Pairing in quite obvious in many cases.
Which cases Mark?
From Dhofar mainly paired Moons got different numbers, the reasons for I
don't know exactly,
but everybody knows it, the sellers always gives the paired numbers in their
descriptions,
the coordinates are published. (Don't forget, that
Wait
in a month or so, I'll start a sale of Dho's not only mainly massive, but
with the complete finds (missing only the type specimens' cut offs).
Directly from the finder. Sorrowful collected. All datas. Published. True
low tkws.
Ordinary chondrites. W3 and worse. Oman climate seems to be
Hiho Mark,
the region does not make the difference, the finders do!
In Antarctica it's the common process, to number each stone seperately -
take a look at the Bulletins, there you'll find rare types, found in the
same place on the same day with different numbers.
Sahara in general is different,
AS: this mail didn't made it through, sorry if it will appear twice.
Hi list,
a kind of price Catalogue can easily be compiled by each list member using
PaulJim's dealers_list with more than hundred meteorite dealers/collectors:
http://www.meteorite.com/dealer_list.htm
Mail additionally to the
Hi list,
a kind of price Catalogue can easily be compiled by each list member using
PaulJim's dealers_list with more than hundred meteorite dealers/collectors:
http://www.meteorite.com/dealer_list.htm
Mail additionally to the offerors with broken links (or to those, who don't
give prices on
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From: Bernhard Rendelius Rems [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Martin Altmann' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 3:29 PM
Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] RE: Ad ebay meteorites
You forgot something, Martin: A lot of these dealers offer SUBSTANTIAL
Hi AlAll,
not necessarily.
Nothing to say against a fat NWA as a doorstop, paperweight or if it
displays fine features like fresh crust, orientation, interesting clasts or
to fill up the systematical collection with the subgroups of rare classes.
But if one has the choice between classified
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Dear Listees,
In the decades around 1900 it was fancy to circulate tables showing the
values
.
Time to buy, eech and I'm short of money
Martin
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To: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]; MARK BOSTICK
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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 5:27 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] ebay auction
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Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] ebay auction meteorites
On two expeditions in Oman, we found over 100 meteorites
before finding my
first achondrite, a rare type
will decide to release the antarctic stuff, as their funds will have been
cut off.
Then all dealers will start to sell old cars or will start to carve Hummel
figures out of Martians.
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From: Bernhard Rems [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Martin Altmann' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL
John Dawn
Bernhard Rems wrote:
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Martin Altmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 04. November 2004 18:58
An: Bernhard Rems; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: [meteorite-list] meteorite prices
And Bernhard, as always, I answer
in other countries
become educated and see $, the flood will come again.
Matt Morgan
Mile High Meteorites
http://www.mhmeteorites.com
PO Box 151293
Lakewood, CO 80215 USA
ebay id: mhmeteorites
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From: Bernhard Rems [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Yip,
I understood. I just wanted to emphasise, that with the Dhofars the chance
of possible pairings is much lower than with the NWAs and that it might be
possible to find out the pairings later, as there exist the field datas,
which in the cases of NWA are lost (o.k. some finders had bad luck,
2) not the fall, but an artificial high price in some cases (tkws, equipping
same material with different numbers).
3) A price guide, as I suggested a beginning collector should compile, based
on the web offerings, actualized each year, could be very helpful. I see no
other chance for
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Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 9:08 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Munich Evening on friday
Hi all,
yesterday's evening at the Fliegerbräu was marvellous and we had a big lot
of fun.
there has been :
Martin Altmann
Hanno Strufe
Me
Serge Afanasiev, Dima and Sascha
Dimitri
You forgot about Kunya-Urgench (Turkmenistan) - 900kg (?)
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From: Sociedad Meteoritica Argentina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 3:54 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Largest stony meteorites
What about the largest stony
Hi Jeff, Bernd list,
it's remarkable that in the classical How HaH 285 the metal grains are all
found in the grey matrix. Bilanga is brecciated, but has no xenolithic
inclusions (a very, very few have black shock veins - my collection piece
has two prallel black shock planes) - thus those metal
Hi Bernd,
Madam Vesta seems not to be so differentiated, as supposed.
I remember thwo Bilangas DIO, who had each an iron flake,
in NWA1109 EUC-P there are some, as well as in the HaH 285 HOW.
By the way the latter both, I still have for sale.
HaH 285 between 50$ and 70$, depending on size, many
I forgot,
you may remember the Chiang Khans, the superrare Thai fall, which hit a
fisherman in his boat, once advertised on that list.
They are authentic.
The finder still is hoping to sell them, as he needs the money urgently to
bring up his planned AIDS-station and porc farm in the
Hi List,
here you have a link to a PDF-file with the plans for all 3 halls with all
stalls of the Munich fair:
http://www.mineralientage.de/bilder/pdf_pops/Hallenplan_2004.pdf
Cheeers
Martin
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Come on - Beer testing is not such a hard work
and finally it was Christian's Hanno's idea!
They should get beer for free (I'm not an alcoolist yet).
In fact I'm glad, that I still found some places in a nearby location
bearing upon some bavaricity,
as it had to be short-termed and the
I'm so old fashioned, that I don't own a cell phone.
Don't like to get my brain grilled, it's already smallhard enough.
Will have to borrow one for Friday.
Martin
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From: Razvan Andrei [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 6:53 PM
Hello list,
After many hours of trying to customize a plan, how to get to the meeting at
Friday, I decided, that I'm definetely to stupid for this world. Can't print
out the maps, as I own only an old blackwhite printer and the results are
unreadable.
Now I customized 2 plans as pdf-files. If
Hi,
Serguey just put the maps online - and even as jpg, so that those who can't
open pdfs can watch it - THANKS!
So he deserves also some free beer!
http://sv-meteorites.jodoshared.com/plan1.jpg
and
http://sv-meteorites.jodoshared.com/plan2.jpg
As all what I try to mark dissapeared, when I
Ooops I'm tired.
Mistake!
CORRECTION: The fair areal is the large rounded, orange blob to the LEFT,
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From: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 10:22 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] MUNICH - Friday maps now online
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Hello folks,
as most asked me to find a place preferably close situated to the show,
I reserved places in a minute brewery 1mile away for Friday from 7 p.m. on.
Just back from testing. They brew a good wheat beer and a black beer too.
Ate half a duck in beer sauce, was o.k.
Hola list,
did anybody noticed yet this fantastic, upcoming site or am I late?
http://www.meteoritemetal.com/
Click on Atlas on the left side.
Such a place was urgently missing!
Skol!
Martin
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classified,
especially such an ugly one, so if someone knows a place...
Cheers!
Martin
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From: Zelimir Gabelica [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Martin Altmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 3:45 PM
Subject: Tagounite L3
Hello Martin, list
it's cheaper and better. All
tourists like it and you don't have to visit the dependance in Vegas
anymore.
Skol
Martin
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From: Christian Anger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, October 18
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From: Bernhard Rems [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Martin Altmann' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 8:38 PM
Subject: AW: [meteorite-list] Re: the MUNICH checkpoint
I would suggest a place without umpah-music, where we can talk :-)
Bernhard
But this was 90 years ago. Nowadays canes aren't en vogue anymore..
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Martin Altmann
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Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 7:27 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Re: the MUNICH checkpoint
Hello Martin and all,
Beer
Hola list!
Finally I finished my new assortment list for sale and trade.
So if you're interested in, please give me a note.
I know, that for list members should be offered a discount, but if I compare
my price level to that of the dealers and collectors on the famous
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