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[@bobbyadkins885]

I learned some geology but I also learned about the generosity and goodness that still exists in todays world, thank you Adele and Merry Christmas to everyone.

[@vinmansbakery]

Just finished last shift of the year at the bakery, and now home and looking for something to relax and watch. Found it! Thanks Nick, and all the best to you and the family. 🎄

[@sharonseal9150]

Each livestream showcases not only your expertise at distilling the complex into the understandable, but also illuminates the beautiful community that you have built. This is literally the only youtube channel that I ever watch live, and it is because of the community. Thank you Nick and Jeff for your time and thank you all those who enliven the chat with questions and information. I am truly grateful.

[@t48wolf]

Thanks to all who participates in an way in this eposide G Loved it and Happy Holidays to all

[@555metroman]

Merry Christmas Nick to you, Liz and family. Thanks for making these dark days so bright. Learning, laughing, being part of something.. a great Christmas gift. thanks

[@xwiick]

Thanks for all the hard work on these videos!

[@loveistheanswer8137]

Dang. Missed the live. Merry Christmas Nick and family, and fellow Zentnerds.

[@LenoreShubert]

Thanks Nick, its all starting to sink in after a year trying to make sense of it all! Thanks to your teaching methods! ❤

[@gabsy6443]

Sorry I missed your live broadcast, I had family commitments. Watching the video now😊

[@ansarahjackie]

Merry Yule! Blessed Be! Another great episode- watching from Wintergardens CA

[@StewartSmith-g4f]

I am living vicariously through all these episodes Nick. Thank you and Happy Holidays. I graduated with a degree in Geography from USF in 1981, and have had an interest in Geology from early in life growing up in the PNW in Tillamook, OR. I enjoy learning with you through these episodes and the Alphabet Series. Keep it up, and I wish you and your family a happy and healthy New Year.

[@lauram9478]

❤❤ late but not missing the "rerun"... thank you all again for keeping an old mind engaged.

[@RussellSenior]

Lindsay Malone: Thanks for sharing those photos!

[@JenniferWaters-n9s]

Wahooo Happy Winter Solstice from Dallas

[@kevinroserose9275]

I for one appreciate you going through the geochem, so thanks for that.

[@pasulliv1]

Adele was amazing to open her home. Thanks for helping out Adele!

[@paulbrallier7028]

Adele - I’m in north Seattle. You beat me to the punch and I assume you are closer to Harborview. Ready to help if needed in the future. Battery Fully Charged.

[@mikeymad]

Thanks for this Nick (Saint Nick?). The GeoChem really helped me solidify some ideas. See you on Boxing Day - cheers.

[@yukigatlin9358]

😃✨A great livestreaming it turned out to be! Nick, I appreciate you very much when you stumble and/or when you try one another way to teach towards our intended goal of understanding, because it increases my chances of understanding in real time, and I get to feel good about myself, thamk you!! Oh Jeff's help in the chat was also fantastic, thank you!! Nowadays, I have more opportunities to teach little ones, and I'm figuring out whether they pay real attentions is a huge deal in their understanding, so...😆✨💞💗

[@paulbrallier7028]

Huge smile on my face. Can’t wait for my Boxing Day present…TEANAWAY!!!! Near and dear to my heart. Battery Fully Charged.

[@Dennis52947]

Good to hear about Liz, Merry Christmas🎄

[@terryherzog6450]

Thanks so much teaching us all appreciate you and liz

[@robmagee100]

LOL, I missed the Live stream, but, as always, am enjoying the episode… just started, and totally enjoyed Nick “busting some sick moves” in his outside walk! You might expand the audience even more if you sprinkle a little “twerking” into your repertoire, Nick! 😂. Always a highlight of my day when I see a new Zentner video up!!!

[@diblust53]

A Merry Christmas to you & your family!

[@timbyrne914]

Merry Christmas! The stumble over the arc rocks in the mix of volcanics from the breakoff period was informative. It seems like one of two things is going on. Either there is a more complexity to the Ta/Nb depletion marker, or there is cascade arc volcanism before there should be based on how subduction zones normally work. This would have been a pretty unique situation: a triple point nearby, a mantle plume nearby and "approaching" (relatively), and recent localized slab failure. Very interesting material to mull over.

[@barrym4079]

Merry Christmas to all.

[@thirstfast1025]

Dang, Pam's question about the spreading center being part of the slab breakoff really seemed intuitive. Excellent question, Pam, I hope we explore that in future letters!

[@reginebellefontaine4936]

It is a great episode, and a great chat ! I got a bit distracted by the latter during the livestream... I have plans : watch the video and the chat again, take my time to (re)watch and understand "Breakoff Geochemistry" with Jeff Tepper, who is absolutely excellent, and read carefully the papers/abstracts/posters, so I will be prepared for the next video on Thursday. I don't know when I will find the time to do all this with Christmas in between. Happy Holydays to our wonderful teachers and to fellow Zentners !

[@wiregold8930]

I'm waiting with anticipation for the Chat. A solstice gift!

[@Operator8282]

Is it possible that when the plate broke off, there was a rebound of the crust? I would imagine that with the loss of that mass somewhat attached to subducting Siletzia, post-break land atop the breakoff zone may "rebound", causing perhaps Some of the uplift process.

[@RussellSenior]

"You can do anything, but you can't do everything." --me

[@tonynicholson3328]

9:39 Demonstration of the hurkey Jurkey starts..

[@victoriabower7547]

Puyallup. Merry Christmas!

[@StewartSmith-g4f]

Aren't there also edocites involved with subduction rocks?

[@williamp2359]

I if I understand correctly, when the Indian sub-continent smashed into Asia, it broke off. Would that create breakoff magmas, or not, since it's 2 continental crusts colliding?

[@thirstfast1025]

So, theoretically, if you had the conditions that generate ark magma, but none of them ever made it to surface, could you call that a "plutark"?

[@tonynicholson3328]

Mmmm... that is a philosophical question...

[@jasongarcia2140]

Mantle decompression holy moly.

[@lilysceeliljeaniemoonlight]

Why thankyou even if I do say so myself Lilyjean- Victoria Australia 😊

[@teddwayne]

Ted -Honolulu VIA White Salmon Wa

[@teddwayne]

Heres to Liz's recovery :)

[@ricktell7454]

Rick in Costa Rica!,

[@lilysceeliljeaniemoonlight]

U could lay an egg and itd be fine. Nick you look extremely distinguished and very much non aged because you are only as old as you feel

[@adele3748]

Thank you, @pasulliv1