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#Volcanoes

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#153829From: Barbara-Richard PriceNov 15, 1994 7:01 PM
Hi, This is Barbara Price. Does anyone have a good reference (within the last 6 months) on volcanoes that my 13 year old daughter, Jennie, can use for a science report? Thanks for your help.
#153942From: Alexandra M. WitzeNov 16, 1994 1:05 PM
Barbara, There is a book put out the past year, called "Volcanoes" (what a surprise) that might be somewhat useful. It's written by Stephen J. O'Meara and Donna Donovan-O'Meara. It has lots of cool pictures, though perhaps not enough text for a 13-year-old's science report. But you could see if your local bookstore has a copy in the science section.
#154112From: Barbara-Richard PriceNov 17, 1994 6:22 AM
Thanks Alexandra. I'll look for it.
#154155From: Alexandra M. WitzeNov 17, 1994 1:01 PM
Good luck with your daughter's project.
#154431From: Martin KilgoreNov 19, 1994 1:34 AM
There is a mailing list on the internet called "Volcano" I think. I receive it and it has lots of stuff. If you have e-mail access to the net get the Big list and see what the address is if you want to check it out.
#154461From: Barbara-Richard PriceNov 19, 1994 8:50 AM
thanks Martin. I'm new to e-mail and forums, but I'll give this a try. I use INTERNET for e-mail, but haven't tried any of the other INTERNET features. Barbara
#154649From: Doug MitchellNov 20, 1994 1:13 PM
Hi, Martin– Could I trouble you for the address of that "volcano" mail list? It surely appears on each message you get from it. I collect addresses of geo-related mail lists for inclusion in INTERN.TXT, which I upload in the library of this forum now and then. Any CIS user can subscribe to Internet mail-lists, as described in INTERN.TXT. What is this "Big list" – a list of mail-lists one can FTP-download from somewhere? Have you an address for that? FTP is something CIS users cannot yet do, but I would like to grab it at work and upload the geo-related parts here. –Doug