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Après leur bénédiction le 2 février 2013 par le cardinal André Vingt-Trois, archevêque de Paris, exposition au visiteurs tout le mois de février dans la grande nef de Notre-Dame de Paris.
Installation courant mars dans les tours de Notre-Dame, les huit nouvelles cloches et le bourdon Marie associeront pour la première fois leurs voix à celle du grand bourdon Emmanuel le 23 mars, veille des Rameaux et ouverture de la Semaine Sainte.
Plant fossils in the Pennsylvanian of Ohio, USA.
"Carbonization" refers to fossils that are preserved as dark, flattened, carbon-rich films. This is a common preservation style in plant fossils, but some fossil animal groups are usually carbonized - for example, the graptolites.
The abundant plant fossil fragments shown here are in siliciclastic sedimentary rocks of the Pottsville Group, a Pennsylvanian-aged cyclothemic succession in eastern Ohio that contains nonmarine shales, marine shales, siltstones, sandstones, coals, marine limestones, and chert ("flint"). The lower Pottsville dates to the late Early Pennsylvanian. The upper part dates to the early Middle Pennsylvanian. The Lower-Middle Pennsylvanian boundary is apparently somewhere near the Boggs Member (?).
Notice that many of the elongated plant fragments are oriented more-or-less parallel to each other. This is the result of current alignment, probably in an ancient fluvial environment.
Stratigraphy: nonmarine siliciclastics above the Lower Mercer Shale, Pottsville Group, Atokan Stage, lower Middle Pennsylvanian
Locality: Rock Cut railroad cut - talus piece from a small, spring 2017, mass wasting pile along the southern side of Ohio Central Railroad tracks (west of milepost 134), ~southwest of Copeland Island & south-southeast of the town of Dresden, northern Muskingum County, eastern Ohio, USA (~vicinity of 40° 04’ 24.41” North latitude, ~81° 59’ 11.25” West longitude)
Today was fantastic. Just about everything went my way. I have been waking up after less than four hours of sleep these past few days, though I don't know why, so that sucks. But here are great things that happened today:
- My friend and I found a great house to rent. We move in by 1 April at the latest. I'm moving to Northeast! I'm so excited to live in a house and to have a roommate after living alone for so long.
- I confirmed that I have a ride (and accommodations!) to spend next weekend in Seattle so I can see Harvey Danger play their entire catalog, in order, on two consecutive nights. I'll also get to see my favorite ex-girlfriend* (who lives in Seattle) on Friday, but she'll be out of town after that.
- Picked up a new pair of climbing shorts at REI, joined the co-op.
- Caught up on my contacts' photos. Saw some great work and left my praise. Pimped a few shots for Pimp My Pixels group. I was well pleased with how my Photoshop chops are shaping up.
- Played racquetball with my friend Fred and met a nice guy called Stuart with whom Fred and I have friends in common. We played cutthroat -- fun!
- Got a call out of the blue from Geoff saying he won tickets to see Dropkick Murphys and did I want to go later that night? "Uh, hell yeah!" The show was good! Unfortunately they were cracking down on camera use (I had to smuggle it in tucked into my sock), and I was paranoid about being caught, so most of my surreptitious photos are mangled.
- Gave my number to a tipsy girl at the show. I doubt she'll call, but it was fun to chat her up.
In the "cons" column, I learned that there is no longer a sporting goods store downtown. There used to be two. One became Nordstrom Rack and the other is just gone, at least while the building is being renovated. So I went on a wild-goose chase trying to buy a racquetball racquet before giving up and paying the athletic center fee even though there are just three weeks left in the term.
BUT! Even there I lucked out. I asked if the fee would be pro-rated, and the dude said that it would count through the end of spring term, so I effectively get the next three weeks free!
What a fantastic day. If only I could settle my mind enough to sleep a solid nine hours...
I'm on a private helicopter with my favorite ex girlfriend
Tiny little cabin in the sky
Now we're alone and we can remember how we felt before we were angry:
We were guilty and we were bitter
(I must admit I said a few things but...)
I'm still attracted to you
Sorry we've been so cold so
Eight miles high and three hours to landing
God your hair smells really great
-- "Private Helicopter" by Harvey Danger
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Un alignement mégalithique breton dans le soleil couchant... Petit jeu du week end : sauras tu le situer ? :p
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The New Year brings with it a fresh start. A reboot. An opportunity to refresh your daily agenda. A chance to change directions. An excuse to Re:Align.
Work less. Eat better. Travel more. Start a business. Volunteer. Save Money. Get Organized. Read more often. Learn a new language. Lose weight. Master Photoshop. Get a promotion. Reconnect with old friends. Run a marathon. Write a book. Launch an app.
No matter what 2014 has in store for you, we wanted to help make that happen. Re:Align wasn't a program for the faint of heart. It was an opportunity for kickass women with big dreams to hit the ground running. And that they did!
Congratulations ladies!