Friday Headlines, January 10, 2014
THE LATEST IN THE GEOSCIENCES
Today’s round-up:
Mount Sinabung erupts
Earth’s ancient crust was… saggy
When Mole Hill was a mountain, it was a volcanoContinue reading “Friday Headlines: 1-10-14”
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Friday Headlines, January 10, 2014
THE LATEST IN THE GEOSCIENCES
Today’s round-up:
Mount Sinabung erupts
Earth’s ancient crust was… saggy
When Mole Hill was a mountain, it was a volcanoContinue reading “Friday Headlines: 1-10-14”
National Blog Posting Month – January 2014 – Pressure
Prompt – Have you ever tried acupressure to treat a problem? What was your experience with it?Continue reading “Acupressure to Aleviate My Headaches”
I’ve been thinking about it for years, somewhat envious of those I know who have embraced this hobby. Then, just a few days ago, my husband expressed an interest in it as well, apparently having never thought about it before.
Now, fast forward a few days and about $200 dollars later, and we’re about to join the leagues of people who home brew their own beer.Continue reading “Introducing Thirsty Thursday”
National Blog Posting Month – January 2014 – Pressure
Prompt – A pressure point translates in Japanese to “tender spot.” What are your pressure points?Continue reading “Pressure Points”
The RocNaNo Blog now offers Wordless Wednesday writing prompts. This is my response to today’s challenge, based upon this photo:
I decided to keep the story to 100 words, just because. Here you go:Continue reading “Wordless Wednesday Writing Challenge – Blocking the Pump”
National Blog Posting Month – January 2014 – Pressure
Prompt – Can peer pressure be positive? Why or why not?Continue reading “Words With Friends”
National Blog Posting Month – January 2014 – Pressure
Prompt – Tell us about a time when you didn’t bend to peer pressure, and you swam against the stream.Continue reading “When I Beat the Pressure”
On the first day of my introductory geology class, I advise my students to memorize this thing called Bowen’s Reaction Series (BRS). I tell them that knowing it will help them out tremendously throughout the class and the rest of their lives.
A great deal of history of a rock can be told by merely recognizing the minerals that are in it. Bowen’s Reaction Series provides the basic relationships of some of the most common rock-forming minerals on Earth. Not only does BRS show which minerals will be found with which other minerals, it also provides a scheme of stability and chemical composition of those minerals.Continue reading “All the Answers are in Bowen’s Reaction Series”
National Blog Posting Month – January 2014 – Pressure
Prompt – Tell us about a time you bent to peer pressure.Continue reading “Peer Pressure”