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From: Impactika_at_aol.com <Impactika_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:31:57 2004
Message-ID: <77.1fd2b155.2d29e844_at_aol.com>

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In a message dated 1/4/2004 6:00:34 AM Mountain Standard Time,
libawc_at_emory.edu writes:

> I just joined this list a couple of days ago and am thrilled to be a
> part of it.
> I came to love meteorites through the back door you might say. I have
> always loved rocks and minerals, dabbled a bit in fossils and then found
> my truest love of all: meteorites.
> What I find so fascinating about meteorites, and I'm sure you'll all
> agree, is the stories they have to tell. Knowing where they came from in
> space is pretty cool, but knowing the stories they tell once they land
> makes them fascinating even to a newbie like me. Two such stories come
> immediately to mind: Peekskill and Valera.
> I only have 32 meteorites in my collection right now, but I certainly
> hope to add more as time goes by. I don't have to have the best piece,
> or the biggest. The fact that I own it at all is plenty good enough for
> me!
> I hope I can make contributions to this list with my limited
> knowledge. If nothing else, my enthusiasm should win the day!
>

Another Woman!!! Great!

We are a small but growing minority on this List. And we don't let those guys
intimidate us. Every now and then they get noisy so you have to threaten them
with a rolled newspaper. Or the Delete key.
Don't hesitate to ask questions, and tell us what you think.

Anne M. Black
www. IMPACTIKA.com
IMPACTIKA_at_aol.com
IMCA #2356

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 space is pretty cool, but knowing the stories they tell once they land
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  I only have 32 meteorites in my collection right now, but I certa=
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 hope to add more as time goes by. I don't have to have the best piece,
 or the biggest. The fact that I own it at all is plenty good enough for
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  I hope I can make contributions to this list with my limited
 knowledge. If nothing else, my enthusiasm should win the day!
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 Another Woman!!!  Great!
 
 We are a small but growing minority on this List. And we don't let those=
guys intimidate us. Every now and then they get noisy so you have to threat=
en them with a rolled newspaper. Or the Delete key.
 Don't hesitate to ask questions, and tell us what you think.
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 www. IMPACTIKA.com
 IMPACTIKA_at_aol.com
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