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~stephen Covey
this may seem vain or weird to you, but I've had to learn to like this. Ever since I've been little I have hated my nose and my smile. And for that, I'm trying teach myself that there are worse things in the world than a pointy nose..I guess 365 is a good self discovery journey..
Learn more about the geology of the Puget Lowland here.
Learn more about glacial landforms in Washington here.
Learn more about Washington's lidar program here.
Learn how geologists in Washington State use lidar here.
View the original map (pdf) here.
Map text:
During the last ice advance and retreat (in the latest Pleistocene), an extension of the Cordilleran ice sheet, called the Puget lobe, covered the Puget Sound region (see location map).
The colored area of the map represents the approximate maximum extent of the Puget Lobe during this time period. During glacial maximum, the location of modern-day Seattle (near the center of this map) was beneath 3,000 feet of ice.
All of the land and waterways in this region were shaped, at least in part, by the glacial ice of the Puget lobe. Many large-scale glacial landforms are preserved in the landscape today. In this lidar*-derived map, landforms such as drumlins, kettles, eskers, and glacial stream channels can be seen. Examples of these and other landscape features are enlarged at bottom right.
Most of Washington’s population lives in this region—the glacial geology influences many aspects of daily life, including transportation, water supply systems, agriculture, and building regulations.
During the advance and retreat of the Puget lobe, drainages around the ice sheet were blocked, forming multiple proglacial lakes. The darker colors on this map indicate lower elevations, and show many of these valleys. The Stillaguamish, Snohomish, Snoqualmie, and Puyallup River valleys all once contained proglacial lakes. There are many remnants of these lakes left today, such as Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish, east of Seattle.
As the Puget lobe retreated, lake outflows, glacial meltwater, and glacial outburst flooding all contributed to dozens of channels that flowed southwest to the Chehalis River at the southwest corner of this map. Remnants of these channels can be seen along the eastern and southern edge of the colored area in the map. Present-day Lake Kapowsin and Ohop Lake both occupy one of these channels. Today, the Chehalis River flows through a wide valley that was largely sculpted by ice-age meltwater.
Drumlins - Drumlins (or fluted ridges) are geologic features where movement of the ice sheet smooths glacial sediment into elongated teardrop shapes. Drumlins align in the direction of the ice flow and are evident across most of the Puget Lowland.
Mima Mounds - Intriguing features called Mima Mounds are found on Mima Prairie and in several outwash channels in the southern part of this map. Composed of organic-rich, sandy soil, Mima Mounds on this map are only found on the most recent glacial outwash deposits. The origin of the mounds has been debated for decades and a consensus on their formation has not yet been agreed upon.
Kettles - Glacial kettles are depressions that form when a retreating glacier leaves a bit of ice behind which then becomes buried by sediment shed from glacial streams. When the block of ice melts, the sediment collapses, forming a kettle. Kettles can be dry or filled with water, depending on their depth and the level of groundwater in the area.
Eskers - Eskers are snake-shaped landforms that are often found near the glacier’s terminus. Eskers are formed when rivers that are underneath, on top of, or within a glacier, transport pebble- to cobble-sized gravel that is exposed once the glacier retreats. The resulting landform is a sinuous ridge of gravel that runs roughly parallel to the direction of ice flow.
Outwash Channels - Dozens of stream channels were created by glacial lake outflows, glacial meltwater streams, and glacial outburst floods. Today, many of the channels no longer transport water or have smaller streams occupying them than the streams that formed them.
Fault scarps - Sharp breaks in the fluted topography make it easy to identify geologically recent faults, such as this one called the Toe Jam Hill fault on Bainbridge Island west of Seattle, which is part of the Seattle fault zone.
Map by Daniel E. Coe, Washington Geological Survey, Washington State Department of Natural Resources.
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Learn more about glaciers and glacier research in Alaska's national parks at www.nps.gov/akso/nature/environment/glaciers.cfm. NPS Photo
“Learn from the past, set vivid, detailed goals for the future, and live in the only moment of time over which you have any control: now.” ~ Denis Waitley
Photographs of our adventures at the Natural History Museum. Shots were taken with the 17mm f/1.8 or the Voigtlander 42.5 f/0.95
these were found within 5 hens we butchered yesterday.
yes, they were fully formed.
i had a couple for lunch fried up with swiss chard.
quite the anatomy lesson let me tell ya.
for the kids and adults alike.
Tarbell was a significant investigative reporter and writer. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ida_Tarbell?wprov=sfti1#Early_life_...
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yesterday's picture. (taken today because i did not have enough time to do so yesterday)
+2 in comments i'm thinking of changing this with the first one in the comments. maybe..
Learn practical digital slr camera tips including focus, exposure, flash and more from News Photographer Malinda Hartong, Hartong Digital Media llc.
“Learn to Study Readers, Book One” by Ernest horn and Grace Shields, who copyrighted in 1924. Published by Ginn and Co. Illustrated by Blanche Fisher Laite.
Magnus learns his social interactions from Bogart. Magnus does very well at dog parks and interacts like a champ. However, on a leash is a different matter. And it isn't even a question of pulling, really. Magnus heels fine. The problem? Reactivity. Magnus becomes a reactive dog on a leash. Makes me sad. We had his KinderClass tonight, and Magnus had a terrible time. Didn't help that we drove over there in a thunderstorm, I recognize. But he went in and started barking immediately. Even started pulling hard at the leash. When he barks at someone, it typically escalates. Our instructor leaned over him for something, and Magnus snapped at her. Not with the intention of hurting her or biting her, just as a warning. Made me incredibly sad. She had me put a pronged collar on him for the night. Then she gets amazed at how well he does the commands. He's lightyears ahead of the other puppies. Magnus is one smart pup, but that doesn't help his socialization. I feel frustrated, too, because I work long hours. I'm not getting him out to socialize more and more. My day off is Thursday, but days off are not true days off for me. And I run down to the farm to see the kittens on Thursdays right now. And I won't take Magnus to visit the kittens or the kids. Not that he would deliberately hurt them, but I don't really know how they would react. Sigh. I am to the point of seriously enrolling Magnus in a puppy boot camp. There's a good one just over a half hour away from our home. Problem? We've already poured so much money into this boy. . . but I still think if he is going to live in our house he needs to be better socialized. Don't get me wrong, he really is good with us. He obeys commands and the like, but he gets set off easily. I want people to feel they can come over to our house. . . at Magnus' age, I can send him for a one month program (well, once he turns six months). If we do that, I feel as though we are keeping him. Sigh. Rambling thoughts, forgive me.
May I ramble just a while longer? I wonder if the training technique in the class is adding to Magnus' reactivity. Now, I know mentioning the name Cesar Millan is polarizing, but I do believe he has a point about reinforcement. My instructor uses food to "distract" and to "teach that things are okay." When she comes up to a puppy, she gives it treats. When a puppy is needing to be distracted, she throws down treats. Treats, treats, treats. Cesar Millan would view that as reinforcing the mindset of the dog. In other words, Magnus is learning that being hyper gets treats. He escalates and escalates. He needs reinforcement when calm, not when barking or pulling. I suspect her training will have to be unlearned, and that's easier said than done. . . oh, don't get me wrong, there are plenty of good things mixed in there. Any training is a mix of good and bad, in my opinion. And the application (for example, of Cesar Millan's approach) can get even worse. I didn't mean to open a can of worms, but I am frustrated rather than seeing improvement through the KinderClass. Sigh.
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Tinkering Studio founders Karen Wilkinson and Mike Petrich gave us a great tour of their hands-on workshop and learning center at the Exploratorium, in a field trip organized by the ReMake Education Summit team.
The Tinkering Studio is an immersive, active, creative place at the Exploratorium where museum visitors can slow down, become deeply engaged in an investigation of scientific phenomena, and make something—a piece of a collaborative chain reaction—that fully represents their ideas and aesthetic.
Karen and Mike showed some really creative ways to teach art, science and making -- and it inspired me to try some of their practices into our own maker art work and the classes we teach at Tam Makers.
Learn more about the Tinkering Studio: tinkering.exploratorium.edu/
Learn more about Tam Makers: www.tammakers.org/
Learn more about the Maker Art classes I teach: bit.ly/teaching-maker-art
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You live you learn
You love you learn
You cry you learn
You lose you learn
You bleed you learn
You scream you learn
You grieve you learn
You choke you learn
You laugh you learn
You choose you learn
You pray you learn
You ask you learn
You live you learn
(you learn - Alanis Morissette)
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Photo taken at Amabala Camp.
the Local Kid posing, wid the bag hanging on shoulders.
Was too innocent and also shared some poetry wid me.
Kids are really Cute.
May Allah Bless Him and Let him learn and give him success. Ameen
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New cadets learn mountaineering skills from 10th Mountain Division Soldiers as part of their Cadet Basic Training at Camp Buckner, New York, July 29, 2019. (U.S. Army photo by Matthew Moeller)
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