2012-Apr-16 01:15:26 Cran Cowan said: No...after much study... Its most likely a result of thermoluminescence. The hackmanite is very thermoluminescent. The heat from the red laser pointer as well a a red LED triggers "residual" blue-white phosphorescence. The phosphorescence is due to dioxide which seems to be present in conjunction with the required concentration of…
2012-Feb-06 06:31:08 Rose said: For some reosan, I often get “over 50 singles” spam. I’m assuming that means over age 50, not over 50 to choose from. I’m 31. Ew and no thanks.
2012-Feb-05 18:15:28 Jryc said: Looks like it’s been uptdaed to be compatible with 2.8 :D Nice work buddy. Gonna write another post today about this news to my blog readers ;)
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2012-Feb-04 13:22:12 Debbra said: No utpade to this plug-in for the upcoming WordPress 2.7? (I’m using the beta at the moment and it says that this plug-in is not compatible with 2.7)
2011-Oct-31 16:00:23 John H. Smith said: Mark,<br />
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I have a crystalline calcite from Huanzala Mine (Peru), which fluoresces similarly. However, imho mild SW FL calcite, which FL strongly in MW, is not uncommon. My rock also has NF sulfides and FL fluorite.<br />
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John
2011-Oct-03 06:11:57 MinerShop said: (From Jacques Poulin): Some in Canada had problems with the previous identification, but did not have to means to have proper analysis done, so I was contacted.<br />
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I am talking about specimens of wernerite (meionite) (yellow) / diopside (blue) from the Greenville area, Québec. The exact locality…
2011-Jul-26 20:47:23 Jonathan Allred said: This was the first "Fantasy Rock" I bought from Mark...
