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Road cut faults across from the Arches National Park Visitor Center. The large railroad splay of the Moab fault also can be seen in the roadside ditch right next to the visitor center parking lot

 

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The Nojima Fault, preserved by the town

Le confluent de l'Yonne et la Seine (la Seine se jette dans l'Yonne)

Polished fault plane in Nigüelas Fault (Granada) / Plano de falla pulido en la falla de Nigüelas (Granada)

Bizarre Skewing A4 prints in Professional Mode.

Did about an hour geology review with Bruce of places we have been together in the Grand canyon

 

USGS Geologic Map of the Eastern Part of the Grand Canyon - 1986 edition

 

A more recent version:

Geologic Map of the Grand Canyon 30' x 60' Quadrangle, Coconino and Mohave Counties, Northwestern Arizona By George H. Billingsley 2000 38" x 42" PDF file

 

A great site with multiple Grand canyon 3D visualizations www.cherba.com/wcs/features/030420/index.html by R. Scott Cherba

 

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...with some incredible soft sediment deformation too.

 

A 6-image composite

This outcrop of the Hinesburg Thrust Fault, located up behind CVU, is an excellent place to see an awesome geologic feature: older metamorphic phyllite resting directly on top of younger carbonate rocks. The fault resulted from massive continental collisions during the Taconic Orogeny.

From this vantage point a fault is visible in the canyon walls on the near left and middle right. This fault is most noticeable in the offset debris flow layer of that has been dropped down on the near side and pushed up of the far side.

Mosha Thrust Fault, Hameja village, Chalus road, North of Iran.

Soltaniyeh Formation (Dolomite - Right) was upthrust to Karaj Formation (Tuff - Left)

View to West

 

Taken at Severn Valley railway

This random man I met at the vets recognised me as one of his teachers from the past!

He is a Police officer now, and often comes across many of his classmates in the line of duty!

We had a conversation about the fact it is NOT the school's fault if you turn out to be a bad boy!

More of my pupils have done really well than have become criminals, and yet the school still carries a real stigma. Such a shame!

I had trouble with this pic..the first shot was blurred..too dark indoors, the second with a flash so eyes shut, so this was the last try, and I hadn't the nerve to keep him any longer! He turned out very red so a lot of fiddling ensued.

I probably should have posted something else, but he looks so lively, likeable and engaging.

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Ripped off Franks talon - at vet getting bleeding to stop - he is okay but pissed off.

 

HOME NOW. Completely my fault. I saw my two crow friends sitting on the fence, so I offered them a treat. Frank was standing on the deck railing where I give the crows their treats, so I picked him up to place him down on the lawn. His talon got caught between two deck planks and as I lifted him down to the ground it ripped it right off.

 

Poor guy. He's fine now. It stopped bleeding and I have some ointment for it. I just couldn't get the damn thing to stop bleeding. I held him for 10 minutes applying pressure but it was still bleeding like a champ. All over me. Plus it's his left middle talon, and his right leg is the one with the bum knee. Gah! Nothing like paying emergency clinic prices for a broken nail, too.

 

I gave him some french fries and he's back chilling with his posse at home.

The elliptical crater at the center of this image of Mercury's surface is called Sveinsdóttir. Through its center runs a large fault line that Mercury explorers think formed when the entire planet cooled and shrank.

 

Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington

 

Added to www.ridingwithrobots.org July 7, 2008.

 

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滿懷希望的用比我年紀還大的東方徬軸相機拍了很多黑白負片,也許這臺相機真的已經不敷使用,所有的照片跑焦的莫名奇妙...無意中髮現這張在我辦公室拍的還蠻有意思的,膠片也許就是這樣讓人驚喜?有人喜歡他那飄忽的不確定性,卻無法接受生活中的不如意...膠片如鏡,攝影如人生,早一天看清楚自己,也許就能夠早一天領悟到快樂...可惜,我不是這樣一個人...

Greg and San Andreas Fault from Keys View in Joshua National Park

Fault line in Navajo Nation, AZ. July 2010.

Paleoseismologist Sinan Akciz sketches trench locations in the dust to explain the work he and project manager Lisa Grant Ludwig have done.

Colourful ice dumped behind a hockey arena. (029a)

Statue équestre de Napoléon 1er

MONTEREAU-FAULT-YONNE HISTOIRE, NAPOLÉON I

 

En vous baladant à Montereau-Fault-Yonne, la statue équestre de Napoléon Ier vous accueillera.

 

Cette oeuvre de bronze édifiée en 1867 créée par Charles-Pierre-Victor Pajol (1812-1896), fils aîné du général Claude-Pierre Pajol qui mena une charge héroïque et déterminante dans la bataille de Montereau le 18 février 1814. Cette statue est dotée d’un piédestal en granit orné de deux hauts-reliefs en bronze dont l’un représente cette charge.

 

Il est important de rappeler que Napoléon livra cette bataille depuis les hauteurs de Surville d’où il prononça la célèbre phrase « Ne craignez rien mes amis, le boulet qui doit me tuer, n’est pas encore fondu ». Après huit heures de combat acharné, Napoléon enlève les ponts de Montereau. C’est l’une des toutes dernières victoires de l’Empereur.

   

Katie Frei and Houdini pick up a fault in the jumping test. They finished 34th out of 76, one of only 36 to complete all three days successfully.

 

It's a funny-looking fence, but still good for a HFF!

Fault Striations on Dolomite / Estrías de Falla en Dolomita

This faulting occured when high pressure pushed the rock layers up creating the non conforming rock layers to the right and the downward fold (syncline) to the center of the image. Uplift of the earth's crust here caused this folding while the Big Horn Mountains reached their highest elevations about 60 million years ago.

Photo: truphotos.com

 

Artists: Marla Bendini, DarkMatter, Juntae TeeJay Hwang, Lam Hoi Sin, Loo Zihan, and Bhenji Ra & Justin Shoulder

 

'Fault-lines: Disparate and desperate intimacies' was an exhibition by emerging curator Wong Binghao that introduced a new generation of artists who address queer experiences in their work. Shaped by Wong’s research in three broad areas—queer diasporas, affect and kinship—it presented video, installation and performance by emerging artists from Singapore, Asia and the United States.

 

The works in 'Fault-lines' reflect the artists’ personal experiences of moving across physical, cultural and virtual spaces. Displacement and flux complicate young people’s notions of embodiment, desire, and belonging, and inform the making of these works. The exhibition conveyed feelings of loneliness and estrangement through unique visual and verbal languages.

 

'D' (2015) by Hong Kong-based artist Lam Hoi Sin is a 10-metre wide vinyl installation that shows the geographical distance in kilometres between users of online dating sites. 'Ex nilalang' (2015), a high-definition video by Bhenji Ra & Justin Shoulder currently on view at the 8th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art, explores nonhuman creatures through re-imagined Philippine myths.

 

During the exhibition visitors were invited to participate in 'Pillow talk', a series of informal conversations exploring the exhibition’s themes, and featured local and international activists, poets and others invited by Wong. For more information on the conversations for 'Pillow talk' visit www.lasalle.edu.sg/institute-of-contemporary-arts-sg/ and the ICA Singapore Facebook event page.

 

Wong Binghao is a curator and writer based in Singapore. He graduated in 2015 from University College London with a BA (First Class Honours) in History of Art. Previous curatorial projects are 'WE ARE LOSING INERTIA' (2014) at no.w.here, London, and 'Asymmetric Grief' (2015) at Arcadia_Missa, London.

 

I have a hatred of bigots. I will be the first to admit I have my faults there are certain people that in my brain have a stigma that may not be all that nice but I am more then willing to give everyone a shot. But I have no time in my life for people who will make others feel bad because they either fear or do not understand someone elses lifestyle. For me this song sums that up.

 

She's an ugly girl, does it make you want to kill her?

She's an ugly girl, do you want to kick in her face?

She's an ugly girl, she doesn't pose a threat.

She's an ugly girl, does she make you feel safe?

Ugly girl, ugly girl, do you hate her

'Cause she's pieces of you?

She's a pretty girl, does she make you think nasty thoughts?

She's a pretty girl, do you want to tie her down?

She's a pretty girl, do you call her a bitch?

She's a pretty girl, did she sleep with your whole town?

Pretty girl, pretty girl, do you hate her

'Cause she's pieces of you?

You say he's a faggot, does it make you want to hurt him?

You say he's a faggot, do you want to bash in his brain?

You say he's a faggot, does he make you sick to our stomach?

You say he's a faggot, are you afraid you're just the same?

Faggot, Faggot, do you hate him

'Cause he's pieces of you?

You say he's a Jew, does it me that he's tight?

You say he's a Jew, do you want to hurt his kids tonight?

You say he's a Jew, he'll never wear that funny hat again.

You say he's a Jew, as though being born were a sin.

Oh Jew, oh Jew, do you hate him

'Cause he's pieces of you?

fault line? I think - north of San Francisco, comments welcome on the geology.

Crack in the ice of Lake Charlevoix at Boyne City waterfront, 16 Jan 2010.

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