[meteorite-list] New Lunar Pictures & Problems with AOL/access to my site?

From: Norbert Classen <trifid_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:22:36 2004
Message-ID: <NCBBKMGDKLMGIBALJOFCEEMNDGAA.trifid_at_timewarp.de>

Hello List Members, and AOL Users,

I received the following message from a member, off-list:

"I can't access your website. I get the message FORBIDDEN
from AOL!!"

I checked our server, and I can't find any restrictions on
our side. Maybe it's just the security settings of that
member, but anyway, could some of you AOL users check the
access to my site to see if it's working for AOL in general?
Please report off-list. Maybe some of you know the problem,
and are able to help. Thanks a lot!

You may check the following URLs, for example.

http://www.timewarp.de/lunar/lunar.htm

http://www.timewarp.de/lunnew/2001-HC42t.jpg

Thanks,
Norbert

> -----Original Message-----
>
>
> Hello List Members,
>
> Thanks for your kind comments regarding my new lunar find,
> and for the many emails that I received on- and off-list.
> Several people asked for pictures of my new finds, and so I
> decided to load up a few high-res photos to the web.
>
> The first shows my initial find, a 81 gram lunaite, before
> cutting (the cube is 10x10x10mm):
>
> http://www.timewarp.de/lunnew/2001hc11.1.JPG
>
> The second shows a 29g endcut of this lunar, displaying two
> distinct lithologies:
>
> http://www.timewarp.de/lunnew/2001hc11.2.JPG
>
> Together with my field partner, I recovered a few smaller,
> and paired individuals, subsequently, including one of the
> smallest lunars in existence. It's a 2.56 gram mini-moon,
> exhibiting some orientation marks. BTW, this one isn't for
> sale, or trade, and it will stay in my collection, uncut:
>
> http://www.timewarp.de/lunnew/2001hc40.1.JPG
>
> BTW, Rob Elliott has another great photo of a 5 gram slice
> featured on his website as "Today's Featured Meteorite" -
> have a look (scroll down Rob's main page a bit to view the
> picture):
>
> www.meteorites.uk.com
>
> Rob traded for this neat sample after having cut a few more
> slices for me, and he intends to keep it for his collection
> (I feel honored by his decision!). Of the 9 slices prepared
> by Rob, only three slices are remaining for sale, and I'm
> willing to offer them on a first come, first served basis at
> a special price of well below $1000/g. I need to raise some
> cash for the Ensisheim show, and thus this special offer is
> valid until June 15. Have a look at the slices (with weights,
> and dimensions):
>
> http://www.timewarp.de/lunnew/2001-HC42t.jpg
>
> Okay, this isn't a top-notch picture, but since these are
> adjacent slices of Rob's specimen you should get an idea.
> Paired material is usually sold for $4000/g or more, and
> so I think this is a great opportunity to add a sizeable
> lunar specimen to your collection. Please contact me off-list
> for further details.
>
> Last, but not least, several people asked if there's a
> website where they can view the photos of my lunar collection
> samples (as printed in the last issue of METEORITE) online.
> Have a look at:
>
> http://www.timewarp.de/lunar/lunar.htm
>
> Scroll down the list of lunar meteorites until you reach the
> non-Antarctic lunaites, and click on the respective specimen
> weights of my collection samples (NCC) to get the pictures.
> Enjoy, and thanks for your interest.
>
> All the best,
> Norbert
>
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Received on Wed 11 Jun 2003 04:11:53 PM PDT