[meteorite-list] Who I are, was YES, THERE ARE LADIES HERE (not me of course!)

[Dave Freeman mjwy]

Dear Plat,
If you go back to the list archives to 1999 or so in the early winter I 
believe, we had a post entitled "Who I are" (a play with words 
obviously), and about 40 or more list members posted a brief 
autobiography under that thread.
Best,
Dave Freeman
Rock Springs, WY

Platypus Girl wrote:


>Hello Pat,

>   

>  Thank you for the nice welcome and for the book suggestions.  I do have Rocks from space, 2nd edition.  I also have The Cambride Encylopedia of Meteorites.  I bought Rocks first, but then got the Encyclopedia, which seemed to offer a more substantial explanation, so I started to read it first, and it is very interesting.  I am really enjoying it.

>   

>  Suzi

>

>Pat Brown <radio_ranch at yahoo.com> wrote:

>  Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 21:25:11 -0700 (PDT)

>From: Pat Brown <radio_ranch at yahoo.com>

>Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] YES, THERE ARE LADIES HERE

>To: Platypus Girl <platypusgirl2002 at yahoo.com>,

>meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com

>

>Hi Suzi, 

>

>Welcome to the list! You will find some great folks

>and some great information here. 

>

>There are a couple of great books that I can highly

>recommend:

>

>The modern classic is _Rocks From Space_ 2nd edition

>by O. Richard Norton. This one is in print, can be

>purchased from amazon.com 

>

>http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0878423737/sr=1-1/qid=1154405841/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-7883561-5277402?ie=UTF8&s=books

>

>The older classic is a bit harder to get, as it is out

>of print: _Find a Falling Star_ by Harvey H.

>Ninninger. 

>

>Another one you might enjoy is written by a female

>meteoriticist called _The Rock from Mars_ by Kathy

>Sawyer. This one is about ALH84001 the mars meteorite

>found in antartica by another lady meteoriticist.

>

>http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1400060109/sr=1-1/qid=1154406066/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-7883561-5277402?ie=UTF8&s=books

>

>Welcome again to the list....

>

>Pat

>

>--- Platypus Girl 

>wrote:

>

>  

>

>>>Yes, Armando, there are several women on this

>>>      

>>>

>>list.

>>    

>>

>>>We just don't get into mud-slinging.

>>>Right, Ladies?

>>>      

>>>

>>Yes, there are, indeed, ladies here. I am one of

>>them. One time, I introduced myself, but somehow,

>>it never got posted, so I will do so again now.

>>

>>I am a new meteorite collector/hunter. New, new,

>>new. Until just recently, I didn't even know what a

>>pallasite was, and I have a LONG way to go. I'll

>>get there, though.

>>

>>I think Michael Blood does an excellent job with

>>the meteorite of the day, and many others with their

>>informative posts, as well.

>>

>>Thanks to all of you!

>>

>>Suzi

>>

>>

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