On 1/8/2013 6:49 AM, Galen Dutch wrote:
> This is an update on the surplus three channel seismograph that is 
> available from SFSU.
> The Randall Museum (operated by the San Francisco Department Of 
> Recreation & Parks) is one agency that's interested in it and I will 
> be accompanying their representative (Nacy Ellis) for an inspection 
> this Friday January 11.
> However, if anyone on the PSN membership would like to see the 
> equipment, please feel free to come. If your interested in meeting me 
> at SFSU, let me know and I will give you the exact time.
> Galen L. Dutch
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: *Galen Dutch* >
> Date: Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 10:30 PM
> Subject: Inspection Of Seismograph Equipment At SFSU.
> To: Nancy Ellis NEllis@................. 
> Dear Nancy
> I forwarded an email from Karen Grove of the Geology Department at 
> SFSU regarding the seismograph that is now "up for adoption".
> I can be available this Friday afternoon (January 11) to accompany you 
> for the inspection of the equipment (which is now in room 523 of 
> Thornton Hall. Please let me know if this Friday is OK for you to 
> visit the campus.
> Thanks for your continued interest.
> Galen L. Dutch
>

I just want to comment LOL,

These people sound like true scientist.

They consider their instrumentation to be
one of the family.

Since transport of scientific equipment is questionable
in how it will be handled it is best to transport it yourself
to be sure it is not damaged in transit.

Even tho i think it funny, it still makes sense to me.

Especially for rare equipment like is seismic equipment.

I hope it finds a good quiet home where it will be treated with TLC.

Regards,
geoff

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It is by the Entropy, That I set my mind in Motion.
Entropy is the seeking of equilibrium.
It is by the Entropy that, I set my mind in motion.


  
    
  
  
    
On 1/8/2013 6:49 AM, Galen Dutch wrote:

    
    

      
      
This is an update on the surplus three channel seismograph
        that is available from SFSU.
      
 
      
The Randall Museum (operated by the San Francisco Department
        Of Recreation & Parks) is one agency that's interested in it
        and I will be accompanying their representative (Nacy Ellis) for
        an inspection this Friday January 11.
      
 
      
However, if anyone on the PSN membership would like to see
        the equipment, please feel free to come. If your interested in
        meeting me at SFSU, let me know and I will give you the exact
        time.
      
 
      
Galen L. Dutch   

      
      
---------- Forwarded message ----------

        From: Galen Dutch <glndutch1@.........>

        Date: Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 10:30 PM

        Subject: Inspection Of Seismograph Equipment At SFSU.

        To: Nancy Ellis NEllis@.................

        
Dear Nancy
        
I forwarded an email from Karen Grove of the Geology
          Department at SFSU regarding the seismograph that is now "up
          for adoption".
        
 
        
I can be available this Friday afternoon (January 11) to
          accompany you for the inspection of the equipment (which is
          now in room 523 of Thornton Hall. Please let me know if this
          Friday is OK for you to visit the campus.
        
 
        
Thanks for your continued interest.
        
 
        
Galen L. Dutch 
      
      

    
    

    I just want to comment LOL,

    

    These people sound like true scientist.

    

    They consider their instrumentation to be

    one of the family.

    

    Since transport of scientific equipment is questionable

    in how it will be handled it is best to transport it yourself

    to be sure it is not damaged in transit.

    

    Even tho i think it funny, it still makes sense to me.

    

    Especially for rare equipment like is seismic equipment.

    

    I hope it finds a good quiet home where it will be treated with TLC.

    

    Regards,

    geoff

    

    
-- 
*************
It is by the Entropy, That I set my mind in Motion.
Entropy is the seeking of equilibrium.
It is by the Entropy that, I set my mind in motion.