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U so smoooooth..... now I know why we elected u Prez.... :-} -----Original Message----- Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 1:59 PM To: backbayastro@... Subject: Re: [backbayastro] The

It'll run u about 50 smackers a month.....which when coupled with your TV cable bill totals a heck of a lot of smackers a month...... Denice

I think Skyway ROBewry is the one. Lelane

Rob, What will you call it? The "Schonk Certificate"? Or will it be "Skyway ROBbery"? G3 Rob Schonk <robschonk@...> wrote: My new award: 1) Observe the Double Cluster. 2) Note that you can see

My new award: 1) Observe the Double Cluster. 2) Note that you can see at least 110 stars. 3) Send me a letter to that effect. 4) Enclose a check for $20. You will receive a beautiful personalized

I've got Cox also, Dick. I don't know what I'd do if I had to go back to a dialup line. George

Thanks Guys. I check into it and my budget. Dick Moncure

Dale, I want 20 books! My $100 check is in the mail. (E-mail, that is!) G3

FOR SALE Dale Carey's "chosen list" THE 5 MOST OBSERVED OBJECTS IN THE NIGHT SKY 1. MOON 2. JUPITER 3. SATURN 4. ORION NEBULA 5. ? observers choice You can buy this book by e-mailing me and I will

You're right, Ted. In fact, if one goes to the "Caldwell Club" page on the Astonomical League Web site (http://www.astroleague.org/al/obsclubs/caldwell/cldwl.html), they show this letter from Sir

Of course. I think the "controversy" stems from the assignment of "Caldwell Numbers" to these well established and very well known objects. (Most of which were discovered by Herschel by the way). Its

I don't think he was "Chosen." I think he sent this list, unsolicited, to Sky & Telescope as a bit of a lark. He was as surprised as anyone that it even got printed, and more surprised than most that

Controversy? I don't see why anyone couldn't make a list of their favorite 100, or 400, or 1000 objects. It's a personal preference list, isn't it? It's not like the lister discovered each of the

There is a lot of controversy as to why a primarily lunar observer would be chosen to choose a list of deep sky objects.... There are a few more excellent lists out there such as Phil Harrington's

COX is great.. Once you go to a cable modem you will never go back to dial-up...Click and you are there. Mat

If you are in an area serviced by Cox, their cable modem service is great! Cox Hampton Roads: (757) 222-4663 (Southside) (757) 224-4663 (Peninsula) Coming soon to New Kent and Gloucester wrote: about

George -- It appears that my ISP cannot keep their system functioning. Can anybody out there recommend a good ISP? I've about had it with Accessnet. Dick

Ted, I got mine about 3 weeks ago from Barnes & Noble. I think Bruce got one before Christmas from the S&T website. It's really a great book. About twice as long as O'Meara's book on the Messier

In a message dated 3/4/03 2:40:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, robschonk@... writes: << I picked up a few really good observing tips that I was going to share at Thursday's meeting. I was also

I finally got my copy of Stephen James O'Meara's The Caldwell Objects. I think those of you that ordered through Sky publishing received yours a few weeks ago, (I went the cheaper route with