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• To: 'meteor observers' <meteorobs@latrade.com>
• From: "Fuerst, Robert C. (Chris)" <FUEC0@towanda.sylvania.com>
• Date: Sun, 23 Feb 97 05:56:00 PST
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     Hats off to Tom Ashcroft to try to help out the "visually impaired". 
 On that note..  I took off for work today and glanced up to the East at 10 
UT and finally saw the comet. I have great eyesight and was beginning to 
wonder why I couldn't find the damn thing.  I didn't have time to look at it 
with any magnification yet.  I would consider anything coming from a comet 
to be a tail, not a jet.  I believe that a jet would describe things such as 
pulsar jets. correct?  Besides the moon, 22/23 seemed like a great clear 
night for observing in the NE USA.   I see Cathy is still cold, I wish you 
would stop blowing all that cold air down here.  One last thing...  Can I 
call myself a "trained professional" also?  I always wanted to be able to 
say that too.

                         Trained Professional,

                                   1st

I wonder if that dog would be considered a trained professional.
If so, give him a bone for me!

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