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Contacting The Society |
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Telephone
Click here for the phone
numbers of all of the Society's Officers.
Click here for the phone
numbers of all of the Society's Committee Chairmen. |
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E-Mail
Click here for
the e-mail addresses of all of the Society's Officers. |
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Regular Mail
Write to the Society at:
P.O. Box 422
Jackson, MS 39205-0422 |
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The Society
regrets to inform everyone that our Comment Form (normally shown
here) has recently
become the target of spam web bots that are automatically and
constantly filling out the Form with gibberish, lewd language,
and links to questionable sites and ads.
Consequently, we
have removed the Form from our site until we've redesigned a
more robust Comment Form that will reject these spam attacks
and cease the incessant clogging of our e-mail box.
We appreciate
your patience and understanding during this interim period.
Please
e-mail a Director or contact a Committee Chairman
directly with any comments, questions, or other correspondence.
Steve Walkinshaw,
MGS Webmaster
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We're always looking
for a good Noon Speaker.
Got a good presentation? Maybe you
just attended a great talk or lecture. We'd like to hear from you!
Please contact any of our officers or MGS committee chairmen and
tell us more about it. The Society is always looking for good
Speakers to give technical presentations at its Monthly Noon
Luncheons. In most instances, we can help defray
some or all of the travel costs
incurred in coming to Jackson for the presentation. Thanks! |
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Portion (right half) of a
diamond core cut through a crevasse splay
deposit in the Lower Tuscaloosa "A" Sand, Smithdale Field
area, Southwest Mississippi. Note the "flotsam" - bits of wood
and carbonaceous material - that settled to the bottom of the
quiet water within the splay. Some oil staining is also evident
(middle). |
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