Hi All,
I will also add that one of the features we built into the EoM is that when an
image is
submitted that it automatically is resized to not consume a large amount of
band width; if
someone posts an image that has not been resized (many are 5mb and larger) it
is reduced to
around 300 x 250
Hi Al and all,
I have tried many different blades for both meteorite (stone and iron) as well
as lapidary work.
Regarding the CBN blades I talked to the gentleman that developed the CBN
blade a few years ago in Tucson and expressed my displeasure in the CBN blade
basically coming apart during
This link is for the article on the front page of the local Colorado Springs
paper The Gazette this morning with picture of Robert Ward holding the
ceiling tile with the
mystery hole in it.
http://www.gazette.com/articles/guy-91739-bar-heard.html
Bob Falls
colorado Springs, CO
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Leigh Ann,
Hard to believe it is only 18 weeks to the Tucson show!!
The Denver Show officially starts tomorrow. It seems like one just ends and
it
is time for the next one. Always a good time at either show with many new
specimens
just waiting to be found and added to the collections.
Thanks
Mike, Sean, and List
The new Encyclopedia of Meteorites is still in the final configuration stages
and you should
have received the following message:
Web site is currently off line.
We are moving the website to our new hosting provider. It will take a few
days.
We expect be back with our new
Ruben,
The October issue of Sky and Telescope magazine is on the shelves, I just
picked up a copy at Borders today in Colorado Springs. I have just finished
reading the article and hats off to both you and Geoff for a great
article!!
Bob Falls
Colorado Springs
IMCA #2413
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Ginger,
Great Photo!! I was with a group on the west side of south park (about 15
miles west of you) and saw the exact same scene. The combination of the
lightning storm and the meteor's overhead was spectacular. Thanks for
posting image. Hope to see more tonight.
Clear Skies!!
Bob
Colorado
Hello List
I would also like to thank Art for everything he does to keep this list up
and running!! I have only been reading the list for a few months and find
the information provided by the list members outstanding. Everything from
following members on their trips to shows that many of us can
Mike,
I am not bored with the excitment of the fall
Keep the info coming and looking forward to pictures.
Safe travels home!
Bob in Colorado
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David,
Question, how are you applying the barkeepers friend, dry or mixed with
liquid and then how do you remove the residual cleanser from the sample?
Also, have you tried this on an existing etched sample that is showing
deterioration in the quality and brightness of the etch?
Bob
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Thanks for taking the time to combine the 30 seperte files into a single
pdf. Made to download really quick and easy.
Bob
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Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 12:31 PM
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I also very much enjoy and look forward to viewing the meteorite of the day
pictures!! You never know what you are going to get when you open the link.
Also the Sikhote-Alin Shrapnel in today's picture proudly became part of my
collection a couple of weeks ago.
Thanks to everyone for sending in
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