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DateUserKCTPNComments
2009-11-10Duman Kassenov981010No 
2009-10-30lakmekamer10101010Yesthank you for your time and answer.
2009-09-23spencer10101010Yesthank you very much
2009-09-23spencer10101010Nothank you very much
2009-09-22Yousuf88109YesThanks
2009-08-20Anna10101010YesThank you. I have been trying to find an answer to that since ages and that is the first clear one I reveive. Really appreciate
2009-05-25Jenae991010No 
2009-05-12Tony108910NoThanks Joe... I'll let you know when I find a real one! I thought it was less dark because it was weathered.
2009-05-09Richard Darrow10101010Yesthank you very much Joe! I'll need some time to chew on all that info, btw im 25, on my 6th year in the quarry. Talking to you I now know alot more about the way our stone has formed, more than Ive learned in all these years. Information and knowledge are a true measure of wealth, and you have plenty of both!
2009-05-09Sandy10101010YesThank you for your answers. I'm impressed that you could do that from just a photo.
2009-05-06Richard Darrow10101010YesGreat answer, I am now very intrigued by mica planes, and hope to a give a follow up soon with better pics. This subject is an ongoing mystery around this area, and many people spend their whole lives quarrying and trying to predict the stone here.
2009-05-04Karo1041010NoDidn't answer all questions.
2009-05-03liz10101010YesVery quick and informative response. Thanks!
2009-04-29rajesh10101010Noit was very good answer thanks for clearing my doubts
2009-04-28arul murugan861010Nothanks for ur quick response sir.
2009-04-17JOSEPH10101010YesTHANKYOU
2009-04-15John DeWulf10101010NoThanks
2009-04-05chris10101010No 
2009-03-30jenifer8101010YesA willingness to learn, observe and discover is the door to knowledge. Thank you for your help. Jenifer Bliss
2009-03-25Ted10101010Yes250 mya = Permian. Thanks for your timely response.
2009-01-24Yusuke10101010Nothanks for your advice
2009-01-23Yusuke10101010Nothanks for the info
2009-01-08khushboo10101010YesThanks a lot, for solving my problems. Happy New Year and Have a great year ahead. Have a nice day!
2008-11-01Rolf10101010Yes 

 

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Joe Norris

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I am an economic geologist. An economic geologist does mineral evaluations and appraisals of mineral or mining properties. I can tell you if your deposit has value - remember that a mineral deposit, no matter how good, only has value when mined. Any value assigned to a mineral deposit, in the ground, is only the speculative value that deposit.

Experience

I have been a economic geologist for most of my 35 year career. Although I have done work in perhaps 45 states and numerious countries much of my work has been in Appalachian coal, intermountain west gold and silver, and Arizona uranium.

Organizations
Past President of the Virginia Section of the American Institute of Professional Geologists and a certified geologist in twelve states.

Education/Credentials
BS Degree from Eastern Kentucky University. Work on MS Degree @ Eastern Kentucky University, Colorad School of Mines & Marshall University Numerious short courses on the value of mineral deposits and how to value same. Also several short courses dealing with the different types of geologic processes; sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic along with the mineral associated with each.

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