[meteorite-list] New Website Up and Running

From: Jason Snyder <meteorseeker_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2011 23:16:57 -0700
Message-ID: <AD41BB99-2878-4706-A3D6-F6D8B5FD04A0_at_cox.net>

Jason, very nice site indeed! I too have just recently completed a very simple site dealing with meteorites and am sometimes confused with you on the list by others (not sure how that could happen) but wanted to share my site as well. Mine is more of a personal site sharing what I love to do in my "spare" time. With the key word being spare; having three children, all in different hobbies and sports keeps me busy enough, not to mention being a middle school biology teacher. Please check out my site and provide any and all feedback as it is still a "work in progress..."

Here is the link: www.meteorseeker.com

Jason Snyder
Amateur Meteorite Hunter
(but really nobody important)

On Oct 29, 2011, at 3:20 PM, jason utas wrote:

> Hello All,
> I've spent the past several months working on a website in my spare
> time. Unfortunately, it's not as educational as I would have liked
> yet because I simply haven't had the time to improve the general
> pages. But there's a reasonable assortment of meteorites for sale,
> and I did my best with the photos, some of which are pretty cool (you
> might check out the page for the lunar NWA 6470). I tried to include
> a little more information and research than is usually put into such
> things, and turned up some cool facts and stories about some of the
> specimens being offered.
>
> The URL is: www.fallsandfinds.com
>
> You'll also find some pieces of new and unusual meteorites as well as
> pieces of some meteorites not available anywhere else.
>
> For those of you waiting for a piece of the recent house-hitter from
> Poland, I was able to obtain a few grams of Soltmany fragments from a
> friend who literally drove all night to get to the place of the fall
> shortly after it occurred. I wasn't really sure what to charge for
> them since no one else seems to have any for sale, so I compared to a
> few other recent European falls of similar TKW's.
>
> I hope you enjoy the site and pictures and hope to hear from y'all; if
> you've got some suggestions, I'd love to hear them. I'll be uploading
> some collection photos soon -- the site is definitely still under
> construction, so please stay tuned for updates.
> Thanks,
> Jason
>
> IMCA 7630
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Received on Sun 30 Oct 2011 02:16:57 AM PDT