Hint: “The mountains and the canyons start to …. … …. / the children of the sun begin to awake”
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Dylan Ward
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Dylan Ward
@DylanWardGeo
Geoscientist at the University of Cincinnati. Lover of emergent behavior. Cynical idealist. Tasteless humor my own.
Katılım Mart 2020
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I am going to spend my one annual tweet on this visual pun for geoscientists.
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@Saidlacheque think dems will show up to vote this next midterm?
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Just back from a superb @prf2022 (Progressive Failure of Brittle Rocks) Penrose Conference. Man there are a lot of cracks in my house I never saw before.
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Haters gonna hate, but I had a great time at #agu21, learned a lot, and some aspects of the new format are maybe not so bad.
Also shout out to the convention center staff and A/V and IT folks. The spaces were super clean and sessions ran pretty smoothly all things considered.
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@LEW999 @OpenAcademics I was more wondering if the students were all masked in class but yeah the preschool vector…
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@OnAMoraine This makes me feel better about whatever I uploaded last night. Eventually I’ll even figure out how to watch the things. I can’t find them in the app.
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@LEW999 @OpenAcademics Are you all masked in class? We’ve had a number of students out here and there but nothing like that.
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@AdamForte83 At this point I might fill my slides with text and then just read the text.
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See, kids, this deposit right here is what's known as a "geomech lag"
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Last class period dispatched, and it's still 2 weeks until my AGU session, plenty of time to get my talk polished u...
... wait, what?
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Why do I keep getting AGU journal pub invoices a full year after the paper came out? Guess what else happened during that year: the grant ended.
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This is one of the stupidest software limitations to persist in 2021 on machines running modern filesystems.
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I want to sell clarified butter in a spray can.
Obviously we’d call it Ghee-Whiz.
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Time to submit an abstract: NC/SE GSA meeting April 7–8. Abstract deadline December 14. Here are 2 of the many great sessions: T12. Karst Hydrology and Speleology… and T14. Utilizing the Current Critical Zone RCNs to Study Carbonates in the Critical Zone.
Dylan Ward@DylanWardGeo
North-Central or Southeast GSA members studying landscape evolution in mid-continental settings: come to Cincinnati April 7-8, and submit by Dec. 14 to T24. Landscape Evolution in Mid-Continental Settings. Session hand-curated by Jason Dortch, me, and Matt Jungers. Info below:
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@LEW999 Have done this 10/10 would recommend. The fun bonus is seeing the color of the hot water even without adding grounds.
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"Like" if you would sign on to some pact to elevate theses/dissertations where possible.
John Shaw@johnburnhamshaw
Wouldn't it be nice if the (platinum open access, reviewed) theses and dissertations written by students were the research documents that we share, debate, and cite? Would it not free up so much time and journal misery and APCs?
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@SimonWLewis @johnburnhamshaw Finally: I always feel like I'm being super aggro when I post four or 5 replies to the same topic, but if you've ever read any of my papers -- don't -- you'll see that 260 chars is not enough for me to make an argument!
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@SimonWLewis @johnburnhamshaw In the original context of the post, the additional publication step serves to apply a broader standard. (though we all know how this varies by field and journal).
IOW 🤷♂️. Not exempting myself from any of the above criticism.
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