[meteorite-list] RE: Self-Proclaimed Pairing Issues
Norm Lehrman
nlehrman at nvbell.net
Mon May 8 00:18:45 EDT 2006
Thomas,
Take heart. "Almost a year"? Try never. The last
piece I sent to UCLA they claim to never have received
even though people visiting the lab asked about it and
were told probable preliminary classifications. Now
they want a second piece?
Can anyone help me get the "kick me" sticker off my
back?
I don't know where the problem might be. US mail?
UCLA mailroom? Met lab? I suspect the mail room.
"Packages going to this department might have valuable
rocks." But that doesn't explain the verbal
communications suggesting the material was in process.
Lesson: if you can find a way, have your material
hand carried into the hands of a respected scientist
by someone who can vouch that it was delivered.
I am very disheartened by the whole experience.
Maybe you get what you pay for. It appears I did.
Cheers,
Norm
http://tektitesource.com
--- Thomas Webb <webbth1 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> List Members,
> There are a few people who seemingly are able to get
> meteorites classified in a matter of weeks. I have
> been waiting for almost a year now and don't even
> have
> a number much less a classification. Is this due to
> the volume supplied by some and the consequent
> revenue
> to the institution or what is the reason for the
> inequity?
> I would appreciate some answers to the list on this
> matter.
> Thank you,
> Thomas H. Webb
>
>
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