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BrettG
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Wow...that was quick
      #569756 - 08/22/05 08:32 PM

Wow..on Friday morning, I ordered Turn Left at Orion, and the Sky Atlas 2000, 2nd edition from Amazon.com. No extra shipping options or anything, the estimated delivery date was this Thursday, 8/25.

I get home from work, and the box is sitting on my computer chair!


Woo! Great to come home to!

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LivingNDixie
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Re: Wow...that was quick new [Re: BrettG]
      #570859 - 08/23/05 03:12 PM

That is fast!

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Preston
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Michael Morris
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Re: Wow...that was quick new [Re: LivingNDixie]
      #571233 - 08/23/05 07:44 PM

I once ordered a book on Relativity that arrived three days before I even thought about ordering it!

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Michael Morris

8" LX200 classic with piggy-backed Orion 80ED and Revelation 66mm Apo
Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro (portable mount for Orion 80ED and Revelation 66mm Apo)
Observatory Almira Observatory Website
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desertstars



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Re: Wow...that was quick new [Re: Michael Morris]
      #571656 - 08/24/05 12:39 AM

FTL Delivery. When it absolutely positively must be there yesterday...

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Author of Mr. Olcott's Skies. Available in paperback and ebook from Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

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John Flannery
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Re: Wow...that was quick new [Re: desertstars]
      #573210 - 08/25/05 07:28 AM

Alaska to Dublin, Ireland in only four days (using Media Mail shipping) mightly impressed me last year. Had ordered a book from Title Wave books at www.wavebooks.com . . . really friendly service and chatted on email with one of their staff about the aurora season for a few days. They've got a few nice astronomy books on sale in their online store.

John

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BrettG
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Re: Wow...that was quick new [Re: John Flannery]
      #573537 - 08/25/05 12:54 PM

Quote:

Alaska to Dublin, Ireland in only four days (using Media Mail shipping) mightly impressed me last year. Had ordered a book from Title Wave books at www.wavebooks.com . . . really friendly service and chatted on email with one of their staff about the aurora season for a few days. They've got a few nice astronomy books on sale in their online store.

John




Wow...nice!

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miniventures
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Re: Wow...that was quick new [Re: BrettG]
      #575811 - 08/26/05 11:07 PM

It takes me longer to post a letter to my Dad in Boston from here in ORegon--I'm impressed!

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