This blog has reached a milestone over the last week. Over 15,000 people have visited this blog since it was begun in Oct., 2008. Since my fellowship in Philadelphia last summer, the viewership has risen greatly, and I’ve been averaging over 1500 visitors per month with 2600 in March as my top month. I don’t [...]
Archive for May, 2010
Some Stats on The Elements Unearthed Project
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged beryllium video, blog statistics, business profile video, davidvblack, elements unearthed, eric scerri, milestone, periodic table video, tintic mining district, wordpress, youtube channel on May 19, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Beryllium Part 1 Video is Done
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged aquamarine, bertrandite, beryl, beryllia, beryllium, beryllium copper alloy, beryllonite, brush engieneered materials, brush resources, brush wellman, chrysoberyl, euclase, farallon plate, goshenite, hamgergite, heliodor, james webb space telescope, laramide orogeny, morganite, nevadan orogeny, nuclear moderator, nuclear reactor, phenakite, plate tectonics, red beryl, rocky mountains, sevier orogeny, subduction, thermal stability, x-ray window on May 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
After weeks of editing and tweaking, I have completed the first half (part 1) of the video on Beryllium. This section is on the uses and sources of beryllium, and the geology of the bertrandite deposit of western Utah. The second half will take another week or so (I have quite a few tight deadlines [...]
