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Geoblogosphere weekly review (34th week of 2016, 300 weeks ago)

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  2. JOIDES Resolution blogs (10 posts)
  3. Mente et Malleo (10 posts)
  4. State of the Planet (8 posts)
  5. Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal (5 posts)
  6. GeoPrac.net (4 posts)
  7. Dinosaur Home - Blogs (4 posts)
  8. Geology in the West Country (4 posts)
  9. BEYONDbones (4 posts)
  10. Geotripper (3 posts)
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  2. BEYONDbones (699 visits)
  3. GeoPrac.net (674 visits)
  4. State of the Planet (578 visits)
  5. Geology in the West Country (458 visits)
  6. Mente et Malleo (417 visits)
  7. Arizona Geology (336 visits)
  8. JOIDES Resolution blogs (292 visits)
  9. Wooster Geologists (285 visits)
  10. Through the Sandglass (231 visits)

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  9. Expedition 362 Sumatra Seismogenic Zone (2)
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      Dr. M. Lee Allison (1948 - 2016)

      Arizona Geology [2016-08-17 19:10:00]   recommend this post  (336 visits)
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      HMNS Happenings This Week

      BEYONDbones [2016-08-15 03:25:46]   recommend this post  (322 visits)
      Mark Your Calendars for these events happening at HMNS August 15 – August 21 NEW EXHIBIT OPENING! Gems of the Sea: The Guido T. Poppe Collection Opens August 19, 2016 World class. One of a kind. Never before seen. Made … Continue reading [...]

      As Louisiana Floods, Measuring the Climate Change Effect

      State of the Planet [2016-08-17 17:33:57]   recommend this post  (314 visits)
      The heavy rains and flooding in Louisiana have been devastating. Can we attribute the severity of it to climate change? How you measure that depends on the questions you

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      Geology in the West Country [2016-08-18 10:39:00]   recommend this post  (304 visits)
      Giant ancient supervolcanoes threw rock right across AustraliaZircon crystals found in Western Australia thought to have come from the north east coast of the continent. Actually not rocks - zircon [...]

      Video: Changing cutting tools on Bertha TBM

      GeoPrac.net [2016-08-18 06:19:36]   recommend this post  (304 visits)
      This is an interesting video of crews changing cutterhead teeth on the Bertha TBM beneath downtown Seattle. [Source: WSDOT YouTube Channel. Image:

      Terracon acquires Mayes Testing Engineers

      GeoPrac.net [2016-08-18 06:23:41]   recommend this post  (300 visits)
      Terracon has acquired Mayes Testing Engineers based in Lynnwood (Seattle) Washington. Mayes is a 115 person firm specializing in welding, concrete, soils, masonry, asphalt, and non-destructive testing in the Pacific Northwest. From the Terracon [...]

      Catastrophic Flood Event Underway In Louisiana

      Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [2016-08-15 01:56:26]   recommend this post  (294 visits)
      Thousands of people have been rescued, and thousands of others are trapped by flood waters in Louisiana tonight, as over 20 inches of rain fell starting early Friday and through the weekend. I’m going to post various images/data to put some [...]

      Sports Science: Olympics Edition ‒ Javelin

      BEYONDbones [2016-08-16 15:05:44]   recommend this post  (291 visits)
      Every four years, the eyes of the world shift towards a global competition, complete with feats of strength, determination, talent and teamwork. The Summer Olympics are back, and I could not be more excited. The following post is one of … [...]

      Wooster’s Fossils of the Week: Another molluscan assemblage from the Miocene of Maryland (side two)

      Wooster Geologists [2016-08-19 06:01:50]   recommend this post  (285 visits)
      Last month we featured a fossil slab kindly donated by Dale Chadwick of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Dale is an enthusiastic fossil collector with a very useful website for his favorite sites and specimens. I promised to show the other side of this [...]

      You’ll See More and More About Climate on TV Weathercasts. Here’s Why.

      Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [2016-08-17 04:15:56]   recommend this post  (274 visits)
      I’ve written about this subject many times here, but here is a nice video (from Peter Sinclair, and Yale Climate connections) explaining why broadcast meteorologists around the country can no longer ignore the changing climate.   You may [...]
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