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Geo conference?

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#149131From: Doug MitchellOct 12, 1994 11:12 PM
Hi, folks– Who might be interested in holding the 8th pseudo-quarterly geo-conference in a conference room of this forum in a few weeks? Any geo-science/rockhounding topic will be fair enough, considering that past conferences have discussed topics including Beakman's World, Oregon thundereggs, natural nuclear reactors, hazardous (to your wealth) Franklin mineral dealers, Bancroft minerals, carbonatites, CCD imaging of specimens, and many more. To get a rough idea, transcripts of a couple of past conferences are in the geo section of Science forum's library as filenames GCON*.ARC. Are there suggestions for a lead-off topic? Who likes which of the following dates? Sunday Oct 30 Sunday Nov 6 Sunday Nov 13 We have traditionally held these at 1 PM Pacific time on a Sunday afternoon, but there is no law here – what other times would anyone interested prefer? –Doug
#149202From: Guy HammerOct 13, 1994 8:36 PM
Hi, Doug > Who likes which of the following dates? Sunday Oct 30 Sunday Nov 6 Sunday > Nov 13 November 6 might be a bad day for Lanny and I. Don't know if Michael was planning to attend, but the Northwest Micro Mineral Study Group is having their Fall 1994 meeting on November 5th at the Clark County PUD Building in Vancouver, WA. There is a possibility of a field trip on the 6th (weather permitting). I don't have a problem with the other dates. Thanks, Guy
#149389From: Michael SternbergOct 15, 1994 5:39 PM
Doug- Sunday, 10/30 is fine for me. As for topics… perhaps Rockhound Safety would be a timely topic. Another idea is digital publishing, is it time for Rock Bytes? Michael
#149514From: Doug MitchellOct 16, 1994 5:31 PM
Hi, Michael– I take it from Guy's message that 11/6 is out of the running. Is 11/13 viable for you, in case someone cannot make 10/30? –Doug
#149741From: Lanny R. ReamOct 17, 1994 11:41 PM
Doug, 11/13 or 10/30 is probably ok with me, but nothing is definite until it happens. I am going to try to stay home, no more field trips in the snow! Lanny
#150148From: Michael SternbergOct 20, 1994 11:46 PM
I Think I have weekend duty at work that weekend (11/13). Will check tomorrow and let you know if it is open. Michael