Rembrandt on Mother’s Day
Today, for Mother’s Day, I took my mother (and father) to the Rembrandt exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Art. It’s amazing what a person can do with some simple [...]
Accretionary Wedge #45 – Geological Pilgrimage
I have finally jumped on the bandwagon and am submitting my first “Accretionary Wedge” post. This month, Accretionary Wedge #45 is being hosted by Denise at Life as a Geologist, who asked us to share our ideas for a geological pilgrimage of our own.
The oddity of the Banda Aceh earthquake
Reblogged from lithics: Earlier I posted an info bulletin about this morning’s Banda Aceh earthquake. Rather than muddle it with more and more stuff, I thought it might be better [...]
Be a Geoscientist
Ever wonder what you can do with a career in geoscience?
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
As a St. Patrick’s Day treat, here’s a great photo of one of Ireland’s most famous geologic locales, Giant’s Causeway. Formed from a Paleogene (40-50 mya) basaltic lava flow, rapid [...]
