Kudos to RI Rockhound!

[chuckg]

Bryan, you're a credit to Jon B. Nice meeting you and hope we can get together this Spring...

[piemma]

Joe P and I got a look see at the presentation over coffee Monday night. I was mesmerized by the work Bryan did. You guys don't realize how bright this guy is. When he is awarded his PhD he will be deserving of every honor that goes with it. I consider it a true gift to have him as a friend and fishing partner. Besides he put up with me for3 days on the Block asking stupid questions like "What kind of rock it that"?

Congratulations Bryan on an absolutely great job on the study.

[Bill L]

Bryan, truly a first-class job on the study. Your sonar imaging and terrain modelling were awesome, would really like to get a close look at some of those figures. That is a whole new perspective that has been hidden to me.

I have been vocal about the trash that has washed up in the past weeks as a result of this dredging, but it should be known that Bryan's work is totally unrelated to this issue, nor is it the result of any of his work.

[jbuck]

Bryan did do a great job ,again. Hell even I understood what he was saying

[goosefish]

Bryan knows a lot about erosion and glaciation and sedimentation--but I wonder if he makes love like a true geologist--tectonically (the slow movements of two plates that come into contact with one another, the end being, a powerful eruption of a volcano, caused by years and years of build up). But somehow I doubt it.

[spence]

Originally Posted by goosefish

caused by years and years of build up

Of this I have no doubt

-spence