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Green Eyed Sage
“There is a grasshopper at your feet”, laughed Grandmaster. I called him “Grandpa” once and he circumcised me with a bamboo reed and made me look for my foreskin in t… more →
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Introducing Sisyphus, our brand new Ichthyosaur!
wrote 13 minutes ago: Sisyphus is an ichthyosaur collected by Howard Turner from the beach at Port Mulgrave, near Whitby. … more →
Dispatch From Everest
wrote 1 hour ago: This slideshow requires JavaScript. India Ink has a story about a group of young Indians collaborati … more →
Ode to Kriging
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wrote 10 hours ago: I like to krige the whole day through Make estimates that are brand new. Hydrologists have attitude … more →
Solitude.
wrote 12 hours ago: “The greatest thing in the world is to know how to belong to oneself.” – Michel de Montaigne … more →
Oldest Water On Earth Found
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wrote 14 hours ago: I remember an episode of Dr. Who where they found really old water at the core of a planet. As I re … more →
Tsé Bighánílíní
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wrote 14 hours ago: Antelope Canyon There are two places I’ve really wanted to see and photograph and I have final … more →
Stene Hultgren Is Ready To “Rig Up”
wrote 16 hours ago: Stene Hultgren. Sun Times photo By Darryl L. Flowers Stene Hultgren would like a summer job. On an o … more →
Slawson Completes Well Into Upper Bakken Member: Weekly Oil Report
wrote 16 hours ago: A Bakken well being drilled in Richland County. Sun Times photo by Darryl L. Flowers Compiled by Dar … more →
Norstra Closing in on First Drill Location
wrote 16 hours ago: A comparison of the Krone Well, located near the proposed Norstra drill site south of Augusta, and a … more →
The Colima Warblers of Big Bend
wrote 16 hours ago: I will confess that I didn’t come to Big Bend just to just for the scenery. I also came to sea … more →
Geological Society Has Presentation On Southern Alberta Bakken
wrote 16 hours ago: Geophysicist Eric Johnson Sun Times photo by Darryl L. Flowers By Darryl L. Flowers Last Wednesday B … more →
There Is Such a Thing as a Free Lunch
wrote 18 hours ago: Well well well, here we are again. Another day in the ‘bridge, but this time, more fun things … more →
Part two: Problems in the field
wrote 20 hours ago: Part two of a guest blog from Layik Hama at the University of Leeds. Layik is undertaking a research … more →
i.m. granite tells all.
wrote 20 hours ago: Got any overdue books? … more →
Emptying Vernon Park Museum and other stories
wrote 21 hours ago: Natural History case before empyting After Christmas, one of our priorities was to organise the deca … more →
Thirty Years On – Cwmorthin Revisited
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wrote 1 day ago: TODAY is a day for rolling mossy boulders that have settled in the valleys of the mind and liberatin … more →
Plate Tectonics: The Ends (and Beginnings) of the Earth, Part 1
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wrote 1 day ago: Is it possible for something that’s spherical to have a physical end or beginning? A ball just keeps … more →
Sandy with a Touch of Yellow & Rufous
wrote 1 day ago: The weather was cloudy today so I went looking for touches of colour near the beach – to Lazo … more →
Big Bend National Park
wrote 1 day ago: Despite leaving Seattle over a week ago, this is my first blog post of my trip (and I’m going … more →
