Hi Michael,
First of all, it has no fusion crust anywhere on it.
Number two, it isn't attracted to a magnet and I doubt it's a lunar or martian.
And lastly, it looks too much like an animal skull to be a meteorite.
I think you were scammed. ;) LOL
Best regards,
MikeG
On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 20:24:40 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
And lastly, it looks too much like an animal skull to be a meteorite.
Can't rule out a very small relative of _Chelys_galactica_. Maybe from a
DiscAsteroid...
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You know, with all the campos and beer flying around Tucson during
Feburary, there is a chance that someone lost a campo off the roof of
their car or something like that.
Dear Martin:
Thanks for that. I thought it a good idea to put this info out there
for you all to consider.
In all
High of 68 F today. Sunny, breezy . . . lovely. Bring shorts!
Quick report from the wintry Ketsch in Southern Germany ;-)
I could only bring snow shovels because we are busy shoveling lots
of snow in our driveways and on the sidewalks in front of our houses.
Who or what's to blame ??? The
new lunar, NWA 3163, so if
you see me at the show, ask to see it. Looks like the year of the large
meteorites!
Take care,
Greg
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Hello All:
Quick report from the Wild West:
Mike Farmer is already set up with a great display; Al Lang arrived
last night. Lots of other friends and colleagues moving in.
The trees on the InnSuites lawn are full of oranges. High of 68 F
today. Sunny, breezy . . . lovely.
Bring shorts!
Michael L Blood wrote:
The Tucson Auction will be held Saturday, Feb 4, 7:30 PM
Dear Listees:
Michael and I have already put our heads together regarding scheduling
for Tucson '06. As always, it is our intention to hold the Meteor
Mayhem Birthday Bash/Harvey Awards on the same weekend at
Sorry all, that should have been the weekend of Feb. 3 - 5, 2006 (not
Feb. 4 - 6).
Regards,
Geoff N.
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Hi list
Have been checking hotel rates and I found that Laughlin Nevada has
$25/night Sunday-Thursday and $49/night Friday and Saturday rates during
the Cloud's jamboree with special rates for vendors at some hotels.
Its too late I'd think
Mark posted:
Cloud's jamboree has long been a major rock and gem show and combined
with the GLW wholesale show, it provides for many vendors and buyers
from around the world, not to mention the tourist trade.
Dear Mark and List:
I'm not familiar with Cloud's Jamboree, but would like to be.
the room through Hotels.com so be careful.
Take Care,
Adam
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Mark posted:
Cloud's jamboree has long been
good experiences
with responsible local vendors.
Ron Hartman
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Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2005 3:21 PM
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Dear List,
Do not stay at, I repeat do not stay
Hi Ron and List,
My guess is that I touched some nerves with my last posting to the List
about the con artists at Econo Lodge Tucson. I just received numerous
responses in a matter of minutes. This incident left a bad taste in our
mouths at the show but we were lucky to get a really crappy room
Geoff Cintron posted:
If I were Geoff I would be damn mad that
this idiot could get away with hijacking my thread
Dear Geoff and List:
Thanks for that. Nice to see you posting to the List again : )
You are right, I was very angry. Like you, I was looking forward to
hearing about other listees'
less.
I hope the end up living in a cave like the Frass freak did. That tells us
alot about that guy.
Michael Farmer
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Hi List,
What a great time we had at the Tucson show this year. I want to send a special
thanks to Geoff Notkin Steve Arnold for the awesome party on Friday night.
Twink Monrad and Jim Kriegh brought a beautifully decorated Gold Basin birthday
cake that was as delicious as it looked. Thanks
A big 'Thank you!' to all who responded so quickly to my question. It
sounds like the main car rental building is the place. That was our
original plan but it's nice to know exactly where it's located.
See y'all!
Bob
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Cap'n Blood posted:
First: Thanks to you and Steve Arnold (of Arkansas) for the
great dinners and awards of the past.
Dear Michael, Dave, Bob, and All:
Well . . . you're welcome Michael! Thanks for participating every year,
and for putting on your most excellent auctions. Our Big Weekend in
Yes - this is what I meant is there space in the room of the AAPS
buffet where the meteorite folks could congregate for a meal.
Dear Michael:
I expect that would work. George Winters at AAPS who is organizing the
event said they were prepared to serve about 150 people. The Mineral
and
Dear Geoff,
There are many of us in need of your local-giving personal touch (free of
course) for getting our Tucson itineraries together for each day of our trip
this winter. Personally, I need a really a cheap flight, a nice rent-a-car and
a place to stay for 4 nights(cheap of course),
Nick posted:
Yes, it seems early to ask, but can someone tell me the prime dates
for meteoritical events?
I've heard it's February 4 - 5 (Friday - Saturday) .
Dear Nick and List:
Here's are the details that we have so far. Looking forward to seeing
you and the rest of the gang here, in a
Good idea...you can have the macro's. I'll take the micros. LOL ; )
From the snowy northland as well,
Ryan
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Michael B. posted:
What the hay is a Tucson show fee number?
Dear Michael:
That's the little ticket stub they give you, so you can see the Dancing Meteorite
Showgirls.
See y'all very soon for some Wild West capers in Tucson, Arizoney.
: )
Geoff N.
Jim posted:
It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that all of you order this video.
Dear Jim and List:
I must second Jim's praise of John Gwilliam and Bob Holme's Tucson video.
My copy arrived today. It is hugely enjoyable and of a very
professional quality . . . and I'm not just saying that because I'm
h...Blake?? roflmao
Rosie
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Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 11:58 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Re: Tucson 2003
I too had a great experience with the Reid brothers. I had no idea there
even WAS a Blake
Geoff,
Please put me down for an invite. I don't know how many events I'll be able
to attend, as I'll also be working the show. This will be my first year, and
frankly, I'm scared! :)
Seriously, is there a calendar of events for us newbies? I need to start
planning my schedule and wheedling my
And why would he need an attorney? Last I checked you only need money at an
auction.
Anytime money is involved one always finds attorneys hanging around. :)
Bob MartinoCan you really name
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