Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Geology / January 2006

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MONTPELIER, Vt. - A series of rock slides dumped boulders the size of cars
across a downtown street Monday, forcing about 50 people to evacuate as ...

Hi, I'm just doing a project on sea-level change, and want to factor in
tectonic uplift/subsidence. Does anyone know of a decent link to say a
map or some worldwide data for the last hundred years? One that
correlates to tide guages would be most useful.

The one, the only (thank goodness!), Ed Conrad is trying to hawk off a
nodule on e-bay for $175,000. Little does he realize that if he
actually sells the thing, he will be hit with a huge lawsuit for fraud.
This should be interesting, considering the dullness of his last few

or: No, it's not April 1
or: An Introduction to Resistentialism
http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/331/7531/1498?ehom
I find this highly relevant to all those working in an office,