Hi there Carl,
why making it so complicated? What about a more trivial definition?
For meteorites:
A professional is someone, who has a registered business and pays his taxes for
that.
Because the points you're listing to define a professionalist, you find in the
meteoritic scene also with
where and when is this? street address , please. seems email and phones also
take sunday off.
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www.grenda.no/nyhende/2127/
www.bt.no/forbruker/vitenskap/Fant-meteoritt-paa-gaarden-1172290.html
Norways TV-astronomer KJR Ødegaard helps decovers 2nd largest meteorite in
Norways history! It's hot on several norwegian newsmedia right now.
He will eat earthly 'greystone' ('gråstein') if it's
http://www.grenda.no/nyhende/2127/
http://www.bt.no/forbruker/vitenskap/Fant-meteoritt-paa-gaarden-1172290.html
Norways TV-astronomer KJR Ødegaard helps decovers 2nd largest meteorite in
Norways history! It's hot on several norwegian newsmedia right now.
He will eat earthly 'greystone'
Hi List,
Here is a Google translation of the story in English.
Sonny
15 years ago was a farmer Harold Skage on Hatlestrand move a stone that
was not where it should. But it was no ordinary stone that lay on the
ground.
- I lifted up the stone, but even if it was not so great it was so
My meteorite sales promotion to raise funds to print more copies of
The Art of Collecting Meteorites continues with my offer of a 3.85
gm partial slice of Miles silicated iron. Internet research shows it
being offered at an average price of $11.28/gram on dealer's websites.
I'll be happy so
This is very sad news.
I think he was only 50-ish. Way too young to go.
He will be missed. I too looked forward to his private emails.
Carl
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Meteoritemax
Michael Blood mlbl...@cox.net wrote:
Count, Karmaka and all,
I was grateful Count posted to
Martin said:
why making it so complicated? What about a more trivial definition?
Well Martin, thank you for the brief synopsis of Carl's opinion. It sure
cleared things up in my mind ;)
I tend to view the word, professional, as more of an adjective describing those
that provide impeccable
What do you make out of the story and images?
My guess is that this is an ingot of limonitic bog iron.
The pits are discontinuous pits etched by acid soil,
not regmaglypts which are almost always gradually
connected.
Bog iron was the principal, almost only, source of
iron in northern Europe
Hi Bill,
those that provide impeccable service and/or performance.
an unconditional guarantee
I would regard that not only as a matter of course, but as the prerequisite
for somebody to establish as a professional meteorite dealer at all.
But that you have also with collectors, selling here
I would point out some things that points to the pictured
norwegian stone is _not_ a meteorite:
- It looks striped and layered. This is a typical trait of the
gneissic stones on the western part of southern Norway
where this story is from. No meteorites are layered or
striped. It's a
Hello Jim,
For heaven's sake, how time flies!
It's been three years now that you are gone!
Be assured that you are not forgotten nor ever will!
Where would all the hundreds of Gold Basin meteorites be today
Without your, Twink's, and John's meticulous field studies?
Where would those be that now
Thanks Bernd,
I for one, would be now where!
Here's my tribute (thanks to John Gwilliam and Bob Holmes for their footage)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kNnIPrxyn0
On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 11:17 AM, bernd.pa...@paulinet.de wrote:
Hello Jim,
For heaven's sake, how time flies!
It's been
I'm with you Bjorn on the ~54kg estimate, roughly a $100 pounder.
Now check the photo
http://images.bt.no/btno/multimedia/dynamic/00668/Stein2_jpg_668121b.jpg
He is holding it arms slightly bent and smiling for the camera.
Nope, he'd by dying.
Rob Wesel
www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
I should just metion, to avoid a grave misunderstanding,
the metallic blue small rock below the 54/59 kg local
rock in the top image in the article below is KJR Ødegards
own Campo del Cielo, which he has been carrying about for many years.
So, by all means, forget that one...
Norwegians are strong like Farmers:
http://pallasite-meteorites.com/page_7.html
or Bavarians:
http://regiowiki.pnp.de/images/thumb/Kraftmensch.jpg/200px-Kraftmensch.jpg
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: meteorite-list-boun...@meteoritecentral.com
As for Farmers:
Mike is bringing that mass into his abdomen to allow other muscles to assist
The smile on his face is saying Take the effin picture already
As for Bavarianswell I have no argument
Rob Wesel
www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
www.facebook.com/Nakhla.Dog.Meteorites
So we quickly come to an agreement.
For selling dealing meteorites, a highly professional behavior/standard is
a MUST,
no matter whether the offerer is formally an amateur or a professional.
with but it isn't always the case.
But with meteorites the basket is small and really only once a year
Idea Rob,
we could make an official competition in Tucson or Ensisheim.
Look:
http://www.pbase.com/strongmanmike2002/image/61612669
(But I will start only in the disciplines Martians and Lunars
and hope for a duel with Marcin rather than with Tim Heitz)
-Ursprüngliche
I see no reason why feats of strength should not be added to the Birthday
Bash. And don't they roast a boar in Ensisheim, large meaty meals go hand in
hand.
Great photo find my friend.
Next in series, note the quality of the smile
http://www.pbase.com/strongmanmike2002/image/62021869
Rob
Rob W. wrote:
= As for Farmers: Mike is bringing that mass into his abdomen
to allow other muscles to assist The smile on his face is saying
Take the effin picture already
= As for Bavarianswell I have no argument
.. and what about this guy? :-)
http://spacerocksinc.com/February_9.html
On Sun, 10 Oct 2010 13:02:38 -0700, you wrote:
I see no reason why feats of strength should not be added to the Birthday
Bash.
Wouldn't that dilute the meaning of Festivus?
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But I fear, the guy in the middle will always win :-(
http://msnbcmedia3.msn.com/j/msnbc/Components/Photos/061016/061016_kansasMet
eorite_hmed_5p.grid-6x2.jpg
On the other hand, if one keeps in mind, what Hans Koser or the Russians
always carry up the stairs in Ensisheim, it could be still a
We may have a ringer from the Italian team, note how calm and relaxed
Francesco is...obvious years of training.
http://www.imca.cc/insights/2007/II07-img/Morasko.jpg
Rob Wesel
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We are
Thanks Martin Bernd for the trend you have started.
Very impressing, but much more so with real meteorites!
I jumped on the trend myself, see below, but it is from
Norway and not a meteorite, I don't know if that is a trend...:-)
It weighs just half of Ødegaards stone - 26kgs.
On the other
I agree with you Bjorn, That waistline artifact looks terrestial. It appears
they have put a good sized Campo on the ground in front of the specimen for
comparison.
A bit off subject...but was is that layered food they are eating? The
perspective makes it look like some kind of sandwich. Sure
FYI for any interested - any events for the Meteorite Association of Georgia
are usually listed here:
http://www.meteoriteassociationofgeorgia.org/Events.htm
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From: mckinney trammell bigpineartifa...@yahoo.com
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday,
Amen!
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From: bernd.pa...@paulinet.de
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2010 2:17 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Remembering Jim Kriegh (+ October10, 2007)
Hello Jim,
For heaven's sake, how time flies!
It's been three years now that
I sent the message from Bernd on to Jim's son and daughter and their
families. They will be very touched by the message.
Twink Monrad
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Martin,
I agree with most of what you said. The difference is, you are trying to define
the professional person. I'm talking about professional behavior. We would all
like to see only positive virtues in those we do business with but it isn't
always the case.
A professional used car
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Hello Everyone,
Greatly off topic, but nevertheless...
I had the most fun Friday night.
One of my neighbors is a cub scoutmaster and he regularly invites me and my
10 telescope to their campouts. I enjoy hosting star parties for scouts.
I, my daughter and a friend of hers arrived last
http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2010/07oct_yss/
The Year of the Solar System
NASA Science News
Oct. 7, 2010: To mark an unprecedented flurry of exploration which is
about to begin, NASA announced today that the coming year will be The
Year of the Solar System (YSS).
A wonderful report, I enjoyed the read very much. You are a first-class act,
Walter! I'm sure those kids won't forget that experience.
And don't worry about that one kid who thinks polaris is in the east. Everyone
knows that it is in the south... ;-)
Ed
Walter Branch
For all: Bob Walkers memorial web page can now be seen at:
http://michaelbloodmeteorites.com/BobWalkerRemembered.html
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My condolences to you Michael for the loss of your friend and to all who
were touched by him. I did not know Bob, but being a part of this
community, we come to know people even if we never meet them in person. I
always enjoyed his posts and the beautiful pictures he made. The memorial
you
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