Dear God, Eve what have you done?

[Mystical]

You are aware GeoExpro is a petrolium geoscience magazine, right? That's what comes up in my searches, anyway. Maybe you need to expand upon what you mean by it being the "goto source for people in that field."

On the other hand, the Society for Sedimentary Geology was my source, not Wiki. It's right there in my post. First sentence.
A Link to SEPMstrata.org

These sources were also named in the article I posted, the information found specifically on This page.

(Husseini, 1991)
(Mahmoud et al., 1992)
(McGillivray and Husseini, 1992).
Vail (1977)
(Beydoun, 1991)
(Konert et al., 2001)
(Hulver, 2000)

The Mesozoic basins formed as the results of the Late Permian and Early Triassic opening of the adjacent Neo-Tethys Ocean and the development of its margins (Tethys passive margins). According to Murris (1980), in an area of over 2,000 km wide and 4,000 km long and over 3,000 m thick carbonates were deposited on the newly creating shelf margins. Later tectonic events lead to the deformation and compartmentalization and eventual formation of traps containing the prolific hydrocarbon reservoirs.


The SEPM STRATA website is located at

http://www.sepmstrata.org

The existing SEPM STRATA web site was originally designed and produced by Professor Christopher Kendall and Nassir Al Naji, then at the University of South Carolina. For several years the site was maintained and content was updated under their guidance. Upon Dr. Kendall's retirement the site was transferred to SEPM and the site was uploaded to server space at SEPM. SEPM is currently working with Dr. Kendall on a redesign and updating of the site.

The continued developement and redesign of the website is sponsored by:
ExxonMobil (Gold Level)
Shell
Saudi Aramco (Gold Level)
Chevron
Robertston-CGG

Intended users of this site
• Undergraduate and graduate students academic institutions and organizations
• Professionals in geological surveys and related institutes
• Professionals in the oil and mining industry
• Young and/or mature scientists with a developing interest in the history of the earth and the methods used to unravel its origins

Purpose of this site
Using a combination of linked text, images, and short movies this site is designed to help the above users gain an instant understanding of the principles of sequence stratigraphy and other aspects of sedimentary geology. Often persons exposed to this topic for the first time, even experienced sedimentary stratigraphers, are confused with the extensive terminology of this burgeoning science and the complex geometric response of the sedimentary record to changing rates of sedimentation and relative sea level (whether this latter is the product of world wide changes in sea level [eustasy], or vertical tectonic movement). This web site is designed to help navigate these common problems while helping improve the users understanding of the sedimentary section of the earths crust and the principles of this important earth science discipline. Materials at SEPM STRATA can be used (unless the material is specificially excluded) under the Creative Commons license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

Editorial Board
STRATA under SEPM overview has created a volunteer Board of Edtiors, who under the leadership of Chris Kendall (Chief Editor) will be used to review both the current content of the site, review new submitted content and solicit new content. The Board of Edtiors is made up of members from academia and industry, ranging from students and professors to company specialists and consultants.

Board of Editors (2010-2013)

Chief Editor: Chris Kendall University of South Carolina
Associate Editors
Vitor Abreu ExxonMobil
Tom Aigner Universität Tübingen
Nassir Al Naji Saudi Aramaco
Jennifer Aschoff Student
Octavian Catanneau University of Alberta
Ashlye Dack Student
Bret Dixon Anadarko
Steve Franks Consultant
Jim Harris Fugro-Robertson
Peter Haughton University College Dublin
Antun Husinec St. Lawrence University
Diane Kamola University of Kansas
Dale Leckie Nexen
Christopher Lehmann BP
Lisa Marlow Student
Bill Morgan ConocoPhillips
Brad Prather Shell
Rick Sarg Colorado School of Mines
Keith Shanley Consultant
Alice Stagner ConocoPhillips
Morgan Sullivan Chevron

http://sepm.org/pages.aspx?pageid=261

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Nah go ahead and call me Lola if you want. Bunny is specifically not something I wish to be called by you, though. Nor is foo foo something I consider.. acceptable. Lolita, la la Lola, whatever you wish in terms of that nickname will be fine. I just reserve the right to make one up for you in kind, and I promise.. you won't like it

Sorry for the name changes, I got an internet stalker and I'm trying to be inconspicuous, as you can see

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I'm sorry if my life's experience do not match up to your own but God was still able to use my humble experience to a profound effect. Imagine what someone like you could possible experience, if you simply a/s/k.

Haven't we been over this a gazillion million times? I did a/s/k. from the purest form a human can possibly have, with the purest of intent.

Here was my answer:

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Also, I'm not harshing on you for our life experiences not matching up. I'm asking very simple and valid questions. How do you know you'd stopped breathing when you had your "vision" in order to classify it as a NDE? Did you need recussitated? How long had you not been breathing? How do you know you didn't just have a very deep dream?