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PostPosted: Sep 24, 2011 04:56    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Not problems to fix anything on your posts, is a real pleasure considering the quality of the specimens you share with us as well as the accurate details you supply.

About the necessity to use the autonomous region (Andalusia) or not, recently we improved the downloading of images, and as it is visible in red in the box "Locality", we request for these details:

Locality (Mine / Quarry, Place, County, State, Country)

please note that "Andalucia" in English language it should be "Andalusia" -> https://www.mindat.org/loc-18078.html

Again, don't be preoccupied for these details, we work on it from our side! ;-)
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PostPosted: Sep 24, 2011 05:00    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Enrique Llorens wrote:
Good morning Mr. administrator, thank you for correcting the error writing pyromorphite in English.
I would appreciate to also change the name of the region autonomica which has been included in the source text, not it is "Andalusia", written correctly would be "Andalucia". I have not included the name of Andalucia, because I think that for users of the Forum FMF in English-speaking no makes sense, since they do not know the administrative distribution of Spain by autonomous communities, so with Spain is sufficient.

Hi Enrique!

It was me who made the corrections. I'm very sorry, but I couldn't imagine you would disagree with them, so I'm going to revert right now the changes as you wish.

First of all. I can swear the original pyromorphite locality that was posted yesterday was just "San Andrés Mine, Villaviciosa, Córdoba". Period.

My actions were limited to (1) delete the tilde in "México" in the previous photo, and (2) complete the pyromorphite locality in a way that were nearer to the name recommended by Mindat, which is "San Andrés Mine, Espiel (Villaviciosa de Córdoba), Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain" ( https://www.mindat.org/loc-18078.html ). So I added "Andalusia, Spain" since I thought both words were missing. Perhaps my mistake is really Mindat's mistake.

That said, I believe the toponym Andalusia must also be right, at least in English, as you can see at Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andalusia If not, someone has to notify them the mistake in order to be amended.

Excuse me, Enrique. I'm going to change the name Andalusia in your post. If you want anything else corrected just let me know.

With my best regards,

Carles M.
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PostPosted: Sep 24, 2011 05:22    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Carles Millan wrote:
It was me who made the corrections. I'm very sorry, but I couldn't imagine you would disagree with them, so I'm going to revert right now the changes as you wish.
First of all. I can swear the original pyromorphite locality that was posted yesterday was just "San Andrés Mine, Villaviciosa, Córdoba". Period.
My actions were limited to (1) delete the tilde in "México" in the previous photo, and (2) complete the pyromorphite locality in a way that were nearer to the name recommended by Mindat, which is "San Andrés Mine, Espiel (Villaviciosa de Córdoba), Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain" ( https://www.mindat.org/loc-18078.html ). So I added "Andalusia, Spain" since I thought both words were missing. Perhaps my mistake is really Mindat's mistake.
That said, I believe the toponym Andalusia must also be right, at least in English, as anyone can see at Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andalusia If not, someone has to notify them the mistake in order to be amended.
Excuse me, Enrique. I'm going to change the name Andalusia in your post. If you want anything else corrected just let me know.

Sorry for my ignorance of English, because I did not know that "Andalucia" translated is "Andalusia".

With regard to the locations you have reason, as should be more rigorous, and before putting the town check with Mindat, lest I'm wrong or have more information than I it.

Anyway I think that unless the location is wrong, should respect that indicated by the Member, even that would not be as complete as possible.

Thanks again for your selfless work.

A greeting.

E Llorens.
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PostPosted: Sep 24, 2011 05:42    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Enrique Llorens wrote:
Sorry for my ignorance of English, because I did not know that "Andalucia" translated is "Andalusia".

The issue that in the first place pushed me to modify your post was not adding Andalusia but adding Spain, which was missing. Then, after looking it up at Mindat, I decided to include Andalusia as well. That's all. Somehow I feel obliged to make these small corrections as a way of justifying my status of moderator.

Please, don't stop posting your excellent specimens. Thanks!
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PostPosted: Sep 24, 2011 06:10    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Carles Millan wrote:
The issue that in the first place pushed me to modify your post was not adding Andalusia but adding Spain, that was missing. Then, after looking it up at Mindat, I also included Andalusia. That's all. Somehow I feel obliged to make these small corrections as a way of justify my status of moderator.
Please, don't stop posting your excellent specimens. Thanks!

I see you in Munchen, appreciated Carles.
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PostPosted: Sep 24, 2011 06:18    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

One more from Morocco.


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Vanadinite
Comune de Taouz, Morocco.
5x4 cm.
 Viewed:  28160 Time(s)

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PostPosted: Sep 24, 2011 09:54    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Enrique Llorens wrote:
I would appreciate to also change the name of the region autonomica which has been included in the source text, not it is "Andalusia", written correctly would be "Andalucia".

In English, at least American variety, Andalusia is correct.

Enrique Llorens wrote:
I have not included the name of Andalucia, because I think that for users of the Forum FMF in English-speaking no makes sense, since they do not know the administrative distribution of Spain by autonomous communities, so with Spain is sufficient.

Andalusia...that's where the horses come from, right? ;=))
Actually, the more detailed the locality information, the better. If someone doesn't recognize a portion of a locality, such as a city or commune, then they can always look it up. Research and exploration are the source of knowledge of things and places previously unknown.
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PostPosted: Sep 24, 2011 09:56    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

More minerals.


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 Description:
Pearceite
Guanajuato, México
3x2,5 cm
 Viewed:  28127 Time(s)

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Tourmaline
Cruzeiro Mine, Minas Gerais, Brazil
4,5x1 cm
Present from Mr. Alvaro Lucio
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PostPosted: Sep 24, 2011 10:01    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

GneissWare wrote:
Enrique Llorens wrote:
I would appreciate to also change the name of the region autonomica which has been included in the source text, not it is "Andalusia", written correctly would be "Andalucia".

In English, at least American variety, Andalusia is correct.

Enrique Llorens wrote:
I have not included the name of Andalucia, because I think that for users of the Forum FMF in English-speaking no makes sense, since they do not know the administrative distribution of Spain by autonomous communities, so with Spain is sufficient.

Andalusia...that's where the horses come from, right? ;=))
Actually, the more detailed the locality information, the better. If someone doesn't recognize a portion of a locality, such as a city or commune, then they can always look it up. Research and exploration are the source of knowledge of things and places previously unknown.

Totally in agreement.

Thanks for your opinion.

E Llorens.
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PostPosted: Sep 25, 2011 09:41    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Other minerals.


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 Description:
Baryte
Cerro Warihuyn, Miraflores, Huamalias, Huanuco, Peru
7x4 cm
 Viewed:  28045 Time(s)

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 Description:
Fluorite
Labor Teo, Mundo Nuevo, Peru
11x6 cm
 Viewed:  28031 Time(s)

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PostPosted: Sep 26, 2011 16:42    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

More minerals.


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 Description:
Hübnerite
Labor Teo, Mundo Nuevo, Peru
8x6 cm
 Viewed:  27936 Time(s)

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 Description:
Baryte
Cerro Warihuyn, Miraflores, Peru
7x4,5 cm
 Viewed:  27960 Time(s)

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 Description:
Gypsum (var. Selenite)
Fuentes de Ebro, Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain
Cristal 6 cm
 Viewed:  27913 Time(s)

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PostPosted: Sep 27, 2011 16:15    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

More minerals.


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 Description:
Quartz
Boldut Mine, Cavnic, Romania
8x5 cm
 Viewed:  27876 Time(s)

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 Description:
Ferberite
Minas de Panasqueira, Barroca Grande, Portugal
10x7 cm
 Viewed:  27858 Time(s)

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PostPosted: Sep 28, 2011 14:52    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

More minerals.


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 Mineral: Baryte
 Locality:
Silius, Metropolitan City of Cagliari, Sardinia/Sardegna, Italy
 Dimensions: 8x4 cm
 Description:
 Viewed:  27865 Time(s)

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 Description:
Malachite first generation crystals
Mashamba West Mine, Kolwezi, Katanga, R.D. Congo
11x6 cm
 Viewed:  27809 Time(s)

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PostPosted: Sep 29, 2011 14:53    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

More minerals.


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 Description:
RHODONITE
San Martin Mine, Chiurucu, Huanuco, Peru
5x6 cm
 Viewed:  27781 Time(s)

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 Description:
Beta Quartz ?
Dal'negorsk, Primorskiy Kray, Russia
6x2 cm
 Viewed:  27774 Time(s)

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PostPosted: Sep 30, 2011 05:17    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Your Dalnegorsk quartz, a very nice one, is not beta quartz. True, it mimics beta quartz a little, but it is instead typical lower temperature alpha quartz. This habit is referred to as the Cumberland habit, because much of the quartz from Cumberland (now Cumbria), England, crystallized in this habit.
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PostPosted: Sep 30, 2011 05:25    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

John S. White wrote:
Your Dalnegorsk quartz, a very nice one, is not beta quartz. True, it mimics beta quartz a little, but it is instead typical lower temperature alpha quartz. This habit is referred to as the Cumberland habit, because much of the quartz from Cumberland (now Cumbria), England, crystallized in this habit.


Thank you, Mr. White, his scholarship on these issues makes their comments become dogma to me.

Your knowledge creating school.

Much obliged. E. Llorens.
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PostPosted: Sep 30, 2011 06:23    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

To know "More about beta Quartz" -> https://www.mineral-forum.com/message-board/viewtopic.php?t=316
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PostPosted: Sep 30, 2011 10:25    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Jordi Fabre wrote:

To know "More about beta Quartz" -> https://www.mineral-forum.com/message-board/viewtopic.php?t=316


Complicated, but I think I understand.

Thank you very much Jordi.
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PostPosted: Sep 30, 2011 13:15    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Another mineral.


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 Description:
Rutile
Mt. Kapudzyk, Azerbaijan
7x5 cm
 Viewed:  27629 Time(s)

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PostPosted: Oct 01, 2011 06:38    Post subject: Re: Collection of Enrique Llorens  

Arizona wulfenite.


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 Description:
Wulfenite
Rowley Mine, Arizona, USA
5x1,5 cm
 Viewed:  27536 Time(s)

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 Description:
Wulfenite
Rowley Mine, Arizona, USA
Detail
 Viewed:  27557 Time(s)

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