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Cerca de 12 grupos de tradição popular estão reunidos até hoje para participar do projeto "Ao Gosto Popular". O evento é realizado anualmente pelo Serviço Social do Comércio (Sesc), no intuito de fortalecer e exaltar as produções culturais [...]
MISSION WOODS, Kan., Aug. 23, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Layne Christensen Company (Nasdaq:LAYN) ("Layne" or the "Company") announced today that Chief Executive Officer Rene Robichaud will commemorate Layne's 130th anniversary by [...]
So I have a new paper out and inevitably I’m going to talk a bit about it on the Musings. While I’ve had a few abstracts and the odd short paper out as sole author, this is pretty much my first proper effort in a major journal where I’m the [...]
Today I’m delighted to bring you an art interview with Julius Csotonyi. I first came across his art relatively recently after he ended up doing a lovely life reconstruction of Linhenykus and this sent me to discovering his work. I recently got [...]
Heralded as one of the finest beaches in the world, Unawatuna lies close to the southern tip of Sri Lanka. The sand contributes to the heralding – on every scale – but this sand must have tales to tell.
“That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, died Saturday at the age of 82. Armstrong made history on July 20, 1969 as commander of the Apollo … Continue [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [2012-08-27 14:00:14]
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Natural Geographic describes Ol Donyo Lengai (pronounced ol doyn-yo len-guy), a mountain in northern Tanzania, as the ‘strangest volcano on Earth’. It is the planet’s only volcano known to produce lava made of natrocarbonatite, chemically [...]
WATCH FOR ROCKS - Travels of a Sharp-Eyed Geologist [2012-08-26 10:00:09]
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Living in Yellowstone for the summer is living life on the edge. We probably won’t experience a violent explosion while we’re out there in the middle of the caldera. But then again, you never know. This is Yellowstone, after all – home to one [...]
"In 2011, Arizona used more than 99 percent of its allotted 2.8
million acre-feet of water for homes, crops, recreation and businesses
across the state. Add to that demand a proposal in Washington to
allocate 20,000 acre-feet of river [...]
AZGS has updated the Arizona Major Mines map, which shows major active mines of copper, gold, lime, coal, uranium and molybdenum. It's posted online free downloading at our document