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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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A Thin Section: January 2008

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Tuesday, 22 January 2008. I found the centenary WoGE at. S site so now it's my turn. One great aspect of WoGE is that while searching for locations, sometimes I'll see something I've never seen before and I'll stop right there and go and find out what it is. This is one of those locations and at an oblique view to give a better sense of relief. To make it ever so slightly more challenging the east side has been clipped. Please post the latitude and longitude and a comment on the geology. T rex eats fish.

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A Thin Section: WoGE#94

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Thursday, 17 January 2008. Lat 46°36'50' N. Lon 60°26'00' E. 17 January 2008 at 19:08. So please post the URL of your WoGE #95 here. Also, perhaps you'd like to tell us a bit about how you found it. 17 January 2008 at 19:25. And I was looking at all the weird costal features. It never occured to me to look for a lake! 17 January 2008 at 19:53. Hi, pl just asked me to host his picture. Is that okay? 17 January 2008 at 20:33. I can have a go now. 17 January 2008 at 20:43. Okay, WoGE #95 is hosted on EffJot.

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A Thin Section: WoGE#96

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Friday, 18 January 2008. Ardnamurchan peninsula in Scotland. The circular feature is a caldera.I'm not sure what age, probably associated with rifting away from Greenland? 18 January 2008 at 16:06. You're right and is apt that you should host the next one! The caldera is early Tertiary approx 60Ma and is associated which the formation of the NE Atlantic and a split between Europe and Greenland. 18 January 2008 at 17:03. WoGE #97 is here. 18 January 2008 at 17:13. 1 April 2009 at 05:37. T rex eats fish.

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EffJot - Happy Easter

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You are currently viewing the author archives of fj. Florian Jenn Researcher at the German Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR). Interest besides geology and science in general: various nonsense one encounters in life, and cooking, especially Thai. Because I couldn’t see (and, mainly, hear! Mono live in Dresden last December, I’m even happier about this nice piece: Mono The Last Dawn / Rays Of Darkness Tour Photo-Book 2 CD. The blog’s alive again. Nothing much has happened here f...

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Written In Stone...seen through my lens: July 2014

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Written In Stone.seen through my lens. Monday, July 28, 2014. Guest Post: "Before They Took Off - A Study of Feathers and How Birds Gained Flight" by my daughter Julia Share. Which came first, the feather or the bird? Long-cherished view of how and why feathers evolved has been challenged and overturned. It is now believed that feathers evolved in small carnivorous, bipedal dinosaurs - nonavian theropods - that lived on the ground well before the origin of birds and the acquisition of flight. The most ob...

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Written In Stone...seen through my lens: Hiking Mount Humphreys of the San Francisco Peaks in Northern Arizona: Part II – My Geologic Ascent

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Written In Stone.seen through my lens. Monday, October 22, 2012. Hiking Mount Humphreys of the San Francisco Peaks in Northern Arizona: Part II – My Geologic Ascent. Just 10 miles north of. Resides a spectacular edifice known as. And the tallest in the state with the peak of. Rising to 12,633 feet. My plan was to climb Humphreys and take notes on the geology along the way. This telephoto shot of the Peaks’ southern flank taken from my hotel in. The angular summit on the left is. Which blocks our view of.

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Written In Stone...seen through my lens: Big Brook - New Jersey's Classic Late Cretaceous, Fossil-Collecting Locality

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Written In Stone.seen through my lens. Sunday, January 4, 2015. Big Brook - New Jersey's Classic Late Cretaceous, Fossil-Collecting Locality. At first it may seem to be a piddly little dribble through the farmlands and forests of rural New Jersey,. But careful observation shows Monmouth County's Big Brook. Glass-bottomed boat sailing through a Late Cretaceous sea busy with life.”. From the New York Paleontological Society Field Guide. A WINDOW INTO A LATE CRETACEOUS CONTINENTAL SHELF. Big Brook is o.