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DFI Announces Seventh Annual SuperPile Conference June 18-20, Cambridge, MA

GeoPrac.net [2014-01-14 14:03:10]   recommend this post  (2104 visits)

Hawthorne, NJ (January 6, 2014): The Deep Foundations Institute (DFI) is hosting its seventh annual SuperPile conference on June 18-20, 2014 at the Hyatt Regency, Cambridge, MA. SuperPile ‘14 is a collaboration of seven DFI Technical Committees [...]

Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: A crinoid-rich Lower Carboniferous siderite concretion (part II — the inside story)

Wooster Geologists [2014-01-12 06:55:16]   recommend this post  (1139 visits)

  Last week’s specimen was a Lower Carboniferous fossiliferous siderite concretion from an unknown location, but likely from the Wooster area. It was donated to the department by Emeritus Geology Professor Sam Root. The concretion has [...]

Bristol Bay & Pebble Mine: The EPA’s Decision, Right or Wrong!

I think mining [2014-01-16 03:29:40]   recommend this post  (1009 visits)

The EPA’s decision about the prudence of developing the Pebble Mine or any other mine in the area of Bristol Bay is in–see this link. This blog (I/me) has been a consistent critic of the idea of developing the Pebble Mine.  In short, I [...]

The next book

Through the Sandglass [2014-01-12 16:48:19]   recommend this post  (961 visits)

The Greek word for 'desert' is eremos from which comes 'hermit' and that is exactly what I have been for quite a while. The word is appropriate because I have been chained to the word processor and surrounded by

Earthquake and Porn Adventure Story

Uncovered Earth [2014-01-17 21:18:54]   recommend this post  (841 visits)

Having a day off from work, and no errands to run, meant relaxing in his high rise apartment, keeping the curtains closed, his boxers off, and the HD porn of, www.pornsharing.com, his favorite sex tube site, on his screen. Since being relocated for [...]

Guest Post: Hilary Dugan – Ice as a platform for understanding lake ecosystems

GeoSphere [2014-01-13 13:16:20]   recommend this post  (839 visits)

Today we have a new guest post written by current PhD candidate and Antarctic researcher on her very fascinating field work. Actually, she wrote this post while at McMurdo station. Hilary and I have known each other since our time at Queens [...]

Έναρξη της Ηλεκτρονικής Αξιολόγησης Χειμερινού Εξαμήνου 2013-2014

Geowaves [2014-01-17 11:49:23]   recommend this post  (832 visits)

Website Maps the Flu, and Predicts Its Progress

State of the Planet [2014-01-13 20:18:40]   recommend this post  (799 visits)

Infectious disease experts at Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health have launched a website that reports weekly predictions for rates of season influenza in 94 cities in the United States based on a scientifically validated system. The URL is [...]

Why Do We Run Hot and Cold on Climate Change?

State of the Planet [2014-01-12 18:00:59]   recommend this post  (788 visits)

How cold was it last Tuesday? Cold enough to convince a lot of people global warming isn’t happening. Or at least confirm their belief that it isn’t. But wait a minute: When the temperature hit 71 degrees in New York City on Dec, 22, that got a [...]

Jobs, jobs, jobs! Some interesting job offers for earthquake/tectonics people

Paleoseismicity [2014-01-12 21:45:55]   recommend this post  (769 visits)

Several interesting jobs are currently vacant for earthquake geology scientists, from PhD positions to professorships. PhD position in Durham – Earthquake dynamics in carbonatic rocks: constraints from laboratory experiments See [...]