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Declaration of Ambition

A Long Way To Go [2011-01-09 16:35:00]   recommend this post  (1595 visits)

Happy new year! It's 2011 and I hear the graduation clock ticking because the final calendar year of my studies at Freie University Berlin has begun and I've got big plans to realize. But before I'll come to my actual plans, I'd like to address [...]

CALL FOR TESTING

gvSIG 3D [2011-01-10 12:26:00]   recommend this post  (1576 visits)

EspañolHola usuarios de gvSIG!Como muchos sabeis, en el equipo de 3D estamos trabajando duro para conseguir una versión final. Durante las vaciones navideñas, y en colaboración con el equipo de testing de gvSIG, hemos liberado la versión [...]

Featured - What Vertebrate Paleontology Is.

House of Bones [2011-01-12 05:44:16]   recommend this post  (1538 visits)

I was invited by Brian Krueger to participate at LabSpaces in order to offer a "paleontology perspective." I also maintain a separate blog called PaleoErrata, which I do not recommend visiting for any conceivable [...]

The beginning...

Adventures in Geology and GeoHazards [2011-01-10 18:26:03]   recommend this post  (1422 visits)

I had amazing adventures while studying geology and geologic hazards in 2010.  I chased debris flows throughout the San Gabriel Mountains, studied paleotsunami deposits in southern Thailand, conducted post-earthquake surface rupture [...]

Velociraptor-Futter

Mente et Malleo [2011-01-13 16:01:47]   recommend this post  (1109 visits)

Velociraptor. Alleine schon der Name dieses Sauriers scheint für Angst und Schrecken zu stehen. Sein Name leitet sich vom lateinischen velox für schnell und raptor für Räuber her. Er soll also ein schneller Räuber gewesen [...]

Sandbagged robotics

Through the Sandglass [2011-01-12 04:44:00]   recommend this post  (994 visits)

Fill a bag with sand and you can put it to all kinds of uses – stabilising sensitive hi-fi equipment, keeping back flood waters, rendering someone unconscious – but this is truly incredible and absolutely brilliant. Robotic technology advances [...]

Two Whirlwind Weeks

Liberty, Equality, and Geology [2011-01-12 08:39:00]   recommend this post  (940 visits)

Two weeks ago, I decided to move to Boise. I was accepted into Boise State University in early December, but financial matters kept waffling the decision until immediately before the New Year. Since that decision, life has gotten pretty wild. [...]

Sunday sand: mysteries of Rapa Nui

Through the Sandglass [2011-01-09 06:00:00]   recommend this post  (892 visits)

If you ever needed a reason to ignore anything on Answers.com, here’s one. Someone posed the question “Is there anything interesting about the sand of Easter island?”. An answer was duly supplied: “the sand of easter island is not

Identifying Pleistocene animals from Malta, courtesy of paleocreations.com

Tetrapod Zoology [2011-01-14 12:28:00]   recommend this post  (877 visits)

It's well known that the islands of the Mediterranean were formerly home to an assortment of island endemics, all of which are now extinct. Most of the best known ones are mammals like pygmy elephants, pygmy hippos, pygmy megacerine deer and giant [...]

Haben sich die Ammoniten von Plankton ernährt?

Mente et Malleo [2011-01-12 00:00:28]   recommend this post  (848 visits)

Neben den Dinosauriern (und eventuell den Trilobiten) gehören sie wohl mit zu den bekanntesten ausgestorbenen Tieren, die Ammoniten. Die meist schneckenartig aufgerollten Gehäuse dieser mesozoischen Kopffüßer finden sich in [...]