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Re: Asteroid Will Miss Earth By Comfortable Distance In 2028

Your comments are well said and worthy of our time, IMO.. and I,
personally, like your attitude of 'noticing', minus the paranoia usually
associated with such observations.

It may be a little late, but all the more reason to read (or re-read)
Orwell's "1984"......it really did happen a long time ago.  

I'll bring the Junior Mints.

Linda
Laguna, NM
http://www.nmia.com/~lawrence

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> From: Darryl Pitt 
> To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
> Subject: Re: Asteroid Will Miss Earth By Comfortable Distance In 2028
> Date: Friday, March 13, 1998 7:19 AM
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> to those who wrote me about the randomness of the event itself...
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> i'm not suggesting that the essence of the story was manufactured...it's
> what's done with it--and this includes by researchers and news
publishers.
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> just consider the page one status of the story combined with a certain
> overeager aspect in the issuance of such "news"...news which is so
fragile
> that it can be swiped aside INSTANTEOUSLY.  (check out the interval of
> time--or lack thereof--between the posting of the smithsonian's and jpl's
> press releases on "1997 XF11")
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> these are the times in which we live.  get your popcorn.
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> i'll be taking a short break from this list.
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> be well and enjoy-
> darryl
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