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Crystallizations: October 2008

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All mixed up in magmas and lavas. Monday, October 27, 2008. Also a natural history stop. There are over 5,000 different petroglyphs that date around 4,500 to 2,500 years ago. So why the petroglyphs at this locations and who completed the rock art? It is believed that the Modoc people used canoes to cross Tule Lake to the island and then complete the petroglyphs unlike other Great Basin rock art. Below are some of my favorite petroglyphs. Tread lightly if ever visiting Prisoners Rock or. Here is the entir...

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The Everyday Scholar: October 2008

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Adventures in Lifelong Learning. Thursday, October 30, 2008. If you're a lifelong learning searching for resources about the Southwest United States, the go take a look at Southwest Crossroads. It's also a great website for teachers, since the material can easily be used for classes. Friday, October 24, 2008. Whether you live in Arizona or not, if you're a lifelong learner studying geology, then this blog, Arizona Geology. Will be a resource you'll want to check often. On Monday, January 01, 2007. By Hal...

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Crystallizations: Tis the season for grant writing

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All mixed up in magmas and lavas. Friday, January 30, 2009. Tis the season for grant writing. Well time has gone by fast for me during my winter break, lots of research completed with plenty more things to start. But what I really want to say is thank you to Kim over at All of my Faults are Stress-Related. Since then, I have learned alot about writing grants and the stress that comes with filling out my first grant. Everyday I am starting to feel more like a graduate student. January 30, 2009 at 6:43 AM.

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Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens onto EOS cameras | Beyond the Moho

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The interesting world outside of geology. Reches Field Trip 2009. Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens onto EOS cameras. Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens onto EOS cameras. Jefferson C. Chang. 8220;Why would you want to do such a thing? 8221;, you may ask. Simple. This legacy lens is solidly built, has superb optics (even when wide open), and does not cost an arm and a leg. I’ve had the pleasure of shooting with the Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM the lens exhibits marshmallow-like sharpness. And the usual used-gear precautions.

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Geology of the Soul: Dig Deeper (aka About This Blog)

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Geology of the Soul. Dig Deeper (aka About This Blog). Dig deeper." - Pima Community College creative non-fiction instructor on every assignment I turned in during fall 2010 semester. I like rocks. I like to write. I'm a full-time communications professional who decided, at age 31, that being a single mom shouldn't get in the way of obtaining a college degree. I wrestled with what to major in, with what direction I wanted my career path to follow. I realized recently that every event we go through, every...

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Jefferson C. Chang | Beyond the Moho

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The interesting world outside of geology. Reches Field Trip 2009. Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens onto EOS cameras. Jefferson C. Chang. 8220;Why would you want to do such a thing? 8221;, you may ask. Simple. This legacy lens is solidly built, has superb optics (even when wide open), and does not cost an arm and a leg. I’ve had the pleasure of shooting with the Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM the lens exhibits marshmallow-like sharpness. That’s when I stumbled upon the EdMika 55mm-conversion kit on eBay. 4 You will nee...

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GeoSpace - AGU Blogosphere

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Pacific sea level predicts global temperature changes. The amount of sea level rise in the Pacific Ocean can be used to estimate future global surface temperatures, according to a new study. Climate modeling suggests Venus may have been habitable. Study quantifies impact of oil and gas emissions on Denver’s ozone problem. The Geoscience Papers of the Future: a modern publication strategy for data management and scientific publication. Many data used in scientific papers are not accessible by reading the ...

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EffJot - kochen

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Kochen — Well, cooking, you know. And shopping for it. Food carrier put to proper use. Finally, since almost forever, I can use my food carrier quite as intended My first try at two of my favorite cookies don't taste bad, but not as well as Mum's Original . I was struggling a bit with the gas stove which tends to easily burn the cookies. Of ourse, I cannot keep up with […]. No translation (yet), but delicious pictures:. And science in general: various nonsense. One encounters in life, and cooking. Steht ...

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Stories in Stone: The Art Deco Stone

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The interfingering between people and rock. Wednesday, February 10, 2010. The Art Deco Stone. From McDonalds' bathrooms to Art Deco, the Morton Gneiss has a colorful history of use in architecture. I discovered this during my research for. When I began to develop a list of buildings built with the 3.5-billion-year old, metamorphic rock. Adler Planetarium, Chicago, built in 1930, designed by Ernst Grunsfeld,. National Register Historic Places. Architectural historians debate the exact dates of Art Deco.