ASTROFOTOGRAFIA (¡¡¡¡¡Infinidad de FOTOS!!!)

"cormac" wrote in message
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Visitad la siguiente página, hay muchísimas astrofotos!!!!
Y si os regristáis recibis importante documentación cada mes!

Interesante! Pero un poco despacio a causa de las animaciones elaboradas.
Una pagina interesante y llena de informacion.

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Clear skies,

Michael Covington -- www.covingtoninnovations.com
Author, Astrophotography for the Amateur
and (new) How to Use a Computerized Telescope

Michael A. Covington wrote:
"cormac" wrote in message
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Visitad la siguiente página, hay muchísimas astrofotos!!!!
Y si os regristáis recibis importante documentación cada mes!

Interesante! Pero un poco despacio a causa de las animaciones
elaboradas. Una pagina interesante y llena de informacion.

Bono estente para Channel 9..

Nimbo-cumulus catastrophica!
Wrong sminki pinky posta el-groupio

Scorchio!!

Mucho regardos
Boutros Boutros Galli


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He said how sick are you
I said Well I'm in bed with my sister.

"Chef!" wrote in message
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Michael A. Covington wrote:
"cormac" wrote in message
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Visitad la siguiente página, hay muchísimas astrofotos!!!!
Y si os regristáis recibis importante documentación cada mes!

Interesante! Pero un poco despacio a causa de las animaciones
elaboradas. Una pagina interesante y llena de informacion.

Wrong sminki pinky posta el-groupio
Scorchio!!

What's the matter, you've never seen a foreign language before?

"Chef!" wrote in message
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Wrong sminki pinky posta el-groupio

By the way, does this newsgroup require postings to be in English? Most
don't, but since this one is for the UK, it may. In that case, please
accept my apologies for replying to a Spanish posting in that language.

By the way, does this newsgroup require postings to be in English? Most
don't, but since this one is for the UK, it may. In that case, please
accept my apologies for replying to a Spanish posting in that language.

Personally I don't mind if a poster needs to post in another language (as
long as it is on topic). It might be nice for anybody replying who
understood the language to post not only the reply, but a translation of the
origianl post as well, this way the poster may get more replies.

just a thought,
Box
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A: A parroty error!!

In message , Michael A.
Covington writes

"Chef!" wrote in message
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Michael A. Covington wrote:
"cormac" wrote in message
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Visitad la siguiente página, hay muchísimas astrofotos!!!!
Y si os regristáis recibis importante documentación cada mes!

Interesante! Pero un poco despacio a causa de las animaciones
elaboradas. Una pagina interesante y llena de informacion.

Wrong sminki pinky posta el-groupio
Scorchio!!

What's the matter, you've never seen a foreign language before?

You're always going to get the lamebrains who can't even speak English,
let alone any foreign language.
But I wonder whether the original poster is also posting to a Spanish
group.
--
"It is written in mathematical language"
Remove spam and invalid from address to reply.

On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:56:51 -0400, in uk.sci.astronomy , "Michael A.
Covington" wrote:


"Chef!" wrote in message
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Wrong sminki pinky posta el-groupio

By the way, does this newsgroup require postings to be in English?

FWIW you can read the charter here
http://www.usenet.org.uk/uk.sci.astr....sci.astronomy

Given that the target audience is "within the UK", and the dominant
language here is English (or some corrupted form of it, eg Estuarine,
Scouse etc) it would seem sensible.

There's also a general usenet principle that in a group within a
national heirarchy, you post in the language of that nation, eg in the
fr.* heirarchy, use french. Meanwhile in the non-national heirarchies,
you should /always/ use english, unless the group specifies otherwise.

Or so I've discerned, over nearly 20 years of using usenet.
--
Mark McIntyre
CLC FAQ http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/C-faq/top.html
CLC readme: http://www.angelfire.com/ms3/bchambless0/welcome_to_clc.html


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"Michael A. Covington"
wrote:

By the way, does this newsgroup require postings to be in English? Most
don't, but since this one is for the UK, it may. In that case, please
accept my apologies for replying to a Spanish posting in that language.

It's not the uk part but the sci part that requires English, since
English is the only language of accuracy.

For example the French call it eau, the Germans wasser, the Italians
aqua, but only the English call it water which is what the stuff
actually IS.

Cheers

Martin

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"Martin Frey" wrote in message
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It's not the uk part but the sci part that requires English, since
English is the only language of accuracy.

Miserabilis insania!

"Michael A. Covington"
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"Martin Frey" wrote in message
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It's not the uk part but the sci part that requires English, since
English is the only language of accuracy.

Miserabilis insania!

Which is what I really am...

Cheers

Martin

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Martin Frey
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