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Over the past week a remarkable exercise in self-government has been taking place in Hong Kong. If Chinas rulers were more adept and less insecure, they would embrace the process. Instead they seem intent on delivering another self-inflicted wound.
Despite Chinese objections and cyberattacks, more than 750,000 people over a fifth of Hong Kongs registered voters have cast ballots in an unofficial poll. Organized by a nonviolent protest group called Occupy Central with Love and Peace, it asks residents to choose among three electoral reforms for selection of Hong Kongs top leader. China has steered the selection process of Hong Kongs chief executive but had promised to allow it universal suffrage by 2017.
Now it seems China plans to stick to the letter, but not the spirit, of its promise. China will impose a pro-Beijing committee to nominate candidates for general election, disqualifying anyone who doesnt love the country and love Hong Kong.
China has mostly honored its promise of one country, two systems, keeping its hands off Hong Kongs independent rule even as leaders tightened repression in the mainland. Hong Kong thrived. But there are disturbing signs that China may be rethinking its hands-off policy. A few weeks ago, China released a white paper that asserted its comprehensive jurisdiction over Hong Kong.
The United States should be clear that being pro-China means advocating for Hong Kongs genuine democracy, including allowing a real choice in the nomination and election of chief executive candidates.
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[Mon Jul 09 09:17:57 2012] [warn] [client 126.96.36.199] [15462:15462:WARNING:mod_spdy.cc(482)] NPN didn't happen during SSL handshake. You're probably using a version of mod_ssl that doesn't support NPN. Without NPN support, the server cannot use SPDY. See
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[Mon Jul 09 09:34:28 2012] [warn] [client 22.214.171.124] [stream 31] [20284:20582:WARNING:spdy_to_http_filter.cc(168)] Unsupported read mode (2) on stream 31
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Since mod_spdy uses a thread pool to process multiplexed requests concurrently, it is not compatible with non-thread-safe Apache modules such as mod_php. If you use mod_php or another non-thread-safe generator, you can use it with mod_spdy by running it with mod_fcgid. We have successfully run an Apache server with SPDY, PHP and WordPress by using mod_fcgid instead of mod_php.
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Gabi & Steph AKA La Dolce Dolls are cooks and former contestants on Sky Living's 'My Kitchen Rules'. They were the glamorous duo representing the North of England on the show and were described by Michelin starred chef Jason Atherton as "The next generation of great food." They are extremely passionate about food and the chemistry between them is that of genuine best friends.
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George Washington's front court took a serious blow midway through the second when both of its bigs were effectively sidelined with foul trouble. Rattling the Colonials with a strong press, the Terps (5-4) used a 19-2 run to tie the game with a minute left, forcing George Washington to turn it over eight times down the stretch.
A Nick Faust steal gave Maryland the ball, before Joe McDonald took it back for George Washington. The teams traded free throws, before Creek drained his dramatic shot out of a Colonial timeout.
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Jane's StoryThis is a method, more than a recipe. Feel free to add more or less of any ingredient.
1 to 3 oz
1 Tbsp
lemon juice
1 to 2 tsp
hot sauce
worchestershire sauce, and horseradish, if desired
salt and pepper to taste
4 to 6 oz
tomato juice
Directions Step-By-Step
1In a tall glass put desired amt of vodka, lemon juice, hot sauce, and whatever else you like.
2Put in 10 ice cubes to bring liquid level up almost to half the glass.
3Put in freezer, until almost frozen solid.
4Pour in tomato juice. You know your drink is Properly frozen if you take a butter knife and when you insert in in the side of the slush, the tomato juice leaves a "trail"
5Give a stir, and add celery if desired.
Thea Pappalardo Sassy01 - Mar 16, 2011
Sounds good to me!!
Ann McCue salsaqueen - Mar 16, 2011
Mornin Jane!!!!! now thats my kind of breakfast! wish I was at your house!!! hahaha!!! just kidding around!! not a real boozer! a good bloody mary is pretty yummy though!! :) have a good day!!
Jane McMillan-Whittaker janenov46 - Mar 16, 2011
I was thinking of you Thea, it's not fancy, but the frozen part makes it.
Those drinks you had in New Orleans were world class.
Jane McMillan-Whittaker janenov46 - Mar 16, 2011
Made this last night, hmmm never thought of having one for breakfast. The pict was too dark, so I had to cheat a little and take a shot of just tomato juice this AM. Must be the lighting was too dark last night.
Thea Pappalardo Sassy01 - Mar 16, 2011
I had one with breakfast in New Orleans. Instead of celery, try those really big stuffed green olives, or shrimp or a pickle spear.


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some problem after installing perfect server setup for centos 5.3 and ispconfig 3
i did fallow this great server setup The Perfect Server - CentOS 5.2 [ISPConfig 3]
but i have don some thing wrong my mail is not working right this is what i get if i try to send e-mail to my e-mail server on my new box
--> The following message to <email@example.com> was undeliverable.
The reason for the problem:
5.1.0 - Unknown address error 550-'relay not permitted' <---
and also one thing if i go in ispconfig admin panel and go to monitor and then show ispc cron-log this is what is shows me
---> Error: configuration file /etc/getmail/*.conf does not exist <---
and then final fail2ban is not installed but i did installed it and ispconfig tells me that is it not installed
--->fail2ban is not installed at this server.
See more (for debian) here... <---
and one more thing i cannot connect to my webmail ?
---> Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /webmail on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. <---
i think my ispconfig is running ok so this is not that but the packages that i did installed i have done them wrong but if anyone could help me that would be well appreciated :)
Please make sure that the MX record for your domain is pointing to the correct server. You can check that with
dig mx yourdomain.com
I have seen what the problem was it was the authentication password that i needed on my e-mail client and i filled that info and every thing worked but one thing i can not send e-mail from my mail server to another mail server ? what could be the problem i can wright i messages and it sends but i do not receive it on my other mail server witch is not on my server..Thanks for all the help
and also webmail and phpmyadmin dose not work ? when i try to connect to it trough my browser ? any idea ?
Please make sure that the MX records of the other domains are ok as well. Also, you should check if your server is blacklisted: http://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx
thank you for the last response i did send them e-mail about taking my server off list i only got one listed...
but what can i do if i stumble on another problem regarding pointing my browser to webmail or phpmyadmin and it dose not work ?
when i point my web browser to www.domain.com/webmail or phpmyadmin
this is what i get in return
You don't have permission to access /webmail on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
You don't have permission to access /phpmyadmin on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
I had a sort of same problem with my mail in the beginning, this is only on setups with centos 5.3 i think
If you install postfix with 'yum install postfix' it installs postfix without mysql and you need the with mysql option. This is a problem of the default repo's of centOS.
You need thisone:
Installed Packages
Name : postfix
Arch : i386
Epoch : 2
Version : 2.3.3
Release : 2.el5.centos.mysql_pgsql
Size : 8.3 M
Repo : installed
Summary : Postfix Mail Transport Agent
URL : http://www.postfix.org
License : IBM Public License
Description: Postfix is a Mail Transport Agent (MTA), supporting LDAP, SMTP AUTH
If this package is also not in the rpmforge repo than you have to download the .rpm from a rpm search site and install it
this is what i get
SORBS-DUHL Listed LISTED Dynamic IP Addresses See: Detail
Return codes were: 127.0.0.10 3505 1969
This means that your server is located on a dynamic IP. Most mailservers worwide do not accept emails from a server that is hosted on a dynamic IP address. You will either have to move your server to a datacenter witha fixed IP or you will have to setup postfix to relay all emails trogh an external mail server.
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Rudnicki, J.W. 2002. Eshelby transformations, pore pressure and fluid mass changes, and subsidence. Pp. 307-312 in Poromechanics II, Proceedings of the Second Biot Conference on Poromechanics, edited by J.-L. Auriault et al. Leiden: A.A. Balkema.
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Jizelle D I am using Insanity by Shaun T the Beach Body dvds and it is a blast I am losing weight and inches and looking fit FINALLY
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I am doing Insanity by Shaun T and so far I am losing real inches all over and the back fat area is always my biggest concern so probably you can try it
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Jizelle D This is my second rounds of Insanity I did not complete Month 2 due to illness so I decided to re do it from Month 1. I am pleased with it but just my tummy is still a pillow but I did lose 6 inches off of my tummy but I want to see muscles just like my arms and legs are gaining muscles (my inner thigh I am not pleased with it I am still seeing cellulite there)
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My soul is like a hard drive, slow and sluggish from accumulated data.
Once a year I run the Yom Kippur program, and cull the extraneous files.
Each is examined, its worth is determined. I neither eat nor drink, for fear of spilling on the keyboard.
All day my modem is uplinked to the celestial bulletin board.
I put all my sins into the GOAT file.
Then delete.
Somewhere in the memory lies a trace of everything I've done.
Only G‑d can empty the trash bin.
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Winter 2015 Weekly Seminar Series
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110 Willamette Hall.
|Tea and cookies are served in Cascade 200 beginning at 3:30 p.m.
Jan. 7 - Michael Manga (UC Berkeley)
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Jan. 14 - Jean Dixon (Montana State University)
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Jan. 21 - George Hilley (Stanford University)
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Jan. 28 - Richard Allen (UC Berkeley)
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Feb. 4 - Elizabeth Cassel (University of Idaho)
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Feb. 25 - Twila Moon (University of Colorado-Boulder)
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Oct 8 - John Wolff (Washington State University)
Title: Origin of compositional zoning in silicic tuffs by cumulate melting: petrologic contrasts between 'Bishop Type' and 'Snake River Type' rhyolites
Oct 15 - Dave Stegman (Scripps Institution of Oceanograpy, UC San Diego)
Title: Is the Columbia River Flood Basalt the Epitaph of the Farallon Plate?
Oct 22 - Mark Carey (UO Clark Honors College)
Title: Interdisciplinary Research in the Earth Sciences: Perspectives on Andean Glaciers and Society
Oct 29 - Jason Saleeby (Caltech)
Title: WEDNESDAY: Southern Cordillera ophiolite associations, Northern Cordillera superterrane accretion, and deep mantle seismic anomalies – an integrated synthesis. THURSDAY lunch seminar Cascade 200: Late Cretaceous structure and tectonics of the California Great Valley and its role in the segmentation of the Southern Cordillera into supra-subduction core complexes.
Nov 5 - Oleg Melnik (Moscow State University)
Title: Surface deformation at active volcanoes: what do we really measure?
Nov 12 - Ray Russo (University of Florida)
Title: Preliminary results from the IDOR Passive Seismic Experiment.
Nov 19 – Cancelled – no seminar this week
Nov 26 - Katie Snell (Caltech)
Title: Hot and high times in the western US: paleoclimate and paleoelevation, 80 Ma to Present
Dec 3 - Cancelled – no seminar this week
Spring 2014 Weekly Seminar Series
|Talks on Wednesdays are from 4:00 to 5:20 pm in
110 Willamette Hall.
|Tea and cookies are served in Cascade 200 beginning at 3:30 p.m.
April 2 - Mark Schmitz (Boise State University)
Title: Bringing Deep Time into Focus: New developments in high-precision geochronology and their impact across Earth Science
April 9 - Terry Plank (Columbia University)
Title: Extending a Continent: Magmatism and Lithosphere Dynamics across the Basin and Range
April 16 - Taras Gerya (ETH-Zurich, Switzerland)
Title: Plume-induced tectono-magmatic crustal convection produced nova and corona structures on Venus
April 23 - Brad Hacker (UC Santa Barbara)
Title: Differentiation of Continental Crust by Relamination
April 30 - George Bergantz (University of Washington)
Title: Petrogenetic Processes in a Deep Arc Section: A MASH Zone Revealed
May 7 - Allen Glazner (University of North Carolina)
Title: A Twenty-First Century View of Plutons
May 14 - Mark Richards (UC Berkeley)
Title: Hotspot plumbing, intrusive LIPs, the Deccan/Chicxulub concidence, and the joys of thinking the unthinkable.
May 21 – Jung-Eun Lee (Brown University)
Title: Plans and rainfall
May 28 - Joshua West (USC)
Title: What do we know after 25+ years of disparate ideas on Cenozoic weathering, erosion, and the carbon cycle?
June 4 - Matt Loewen (UO)
Title: Evaluating Trace Metal Mobility in Volcanic Systems
Winter 2014 Weekly Seminar Series
|Talks on Wednesdays are from 4:00 to 5:20 pm in
110 Willamette Hall.
|Tea and cookies are served in Cascade 200 beginning at 3:30 p.m.
January 8 - Larisa DeSantis (Vanderbilt)
Title: Revealing paleoecology, paleobiology, and mammalian responses to climate change during the Pleistocene
January 15 – Jenny McGuire (University of Washington)
Title: Integrating changing climates and paleontological perspectives into conservation planning
January 22 - Alexa Van Eaton (USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory)
Title: Field-based and model insights into the behavior of water-rich volcanic plumes
January 29 - Joshua Samuels (John Day Fossil Beds National Monument)
Title: Small mammal diversity through the Cenozoic of North America and the impacts of past climate change
February 5 - Heather Savage (Columbia)
Title: Quake and Bake: What Biomarker Thermal Maturity Can Tell us About Earthquakes
February 12 - Gregory McDonald (National Park Service)
Title: The enigmatic extinct aquatic sloth
February 19 - Karl Wegmann (North Carolina State)
Title: Late Miocene Topographic Rejuvenation of the Southern Appalachians
February 26 – Greg Retallack (University of Oregon)
Title: Precambrian life on land
March 5 - Rebecca Terry (Oregon State University)
Title: The Dead Don't Lie: Raptors, Rodents, and Conservation Paleobiology
March 12 - Eric Kirby (Oregon State University)
Title: The pace of Appalachian erosion: millennia to mega annum
Fall 2013 Weekly Seminar Series
|Talks on Wednesdays are from 4:00 to 5:20 pm in
110 Willamette Hall.
|Tea and cookies are served in Cascade 200 beginning at 3:30 p.m.
October 2 - Georgina Bennett (University of Oregon)
Title: Modeling a mountain basin sediment cascade
October 9 - Marta Torres (Oregon State University)
Title: Methane sources, transport and sinks in the gas-bearing sediments of the Ulleung basin, Korea
October 16 - Larisa DeSantis (Vanderbilt)
Title: Revealing paleoecology, paleobiology, and mammalian responses to climate change during the Pleistocene
October 23 - Emily Shroyer (Oregon State University)
Title: Stratification and mixing regimes in oceanic thin layers
October 30 - Michele Koppes (University of British Columbia)
Title: Warming ocean or warming air? Greenland outlet glacier responses to climate and ocean changes
November 6 - Jenny Suckale (Harvard)
Title: The thermomechanics of ice-stream margins
November 13 - Maxwell Rudolph (University of Colorado)
Title: Thermal and chemical evolution of mantle structure since 500 Mya
November 20 – Anders Carlson (Oregon State University)
Title: Late Quaternary collapse of the south Greenland Ice Sheet
November 27 - Thanksgiving, No Seminar
December 4 – AGU / GSA pop-ups
Title: Brief summaries and previews of faculty and student research presentations
Spring 2013 Weekly Seminar Series
|Talks on Wednesdays are from 4:00 to 5:20 pm in 110 Willamette Hall. .
|Tea and cookies are served in Cascade 200 beginning at 3:30 p.m. for Wednesday Seminars only
April 3 (Wed) - Ronni Grapenthin (UC Berkeley)
Title: Volcano Deformation and Subdaily GPS Products
April 10 (Wed) - Jennifer Druhan (UC Berkeley)
Title: A reactive transport approach to quantifying stable isotope fractionation associated with subsurface redox cycling
April 12 (Fri) - Leif Karlstrom (UC Berkeley) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–115 Lawrence Hall, 12 noon
Title: Volcanic arc front migration and Meander formation in supraglacial streams
April 17 (Wed) - John Mavrogenes (Australia National University)
Title: The fate of magmatic water in the crust
April 24 (Wed) - Martin Zwick (Portland State University)
Title: Using information theory to discover relationships in data
May 1 (Wed) - Fang-Zhen Teng (University of Washington, Seattle)
Title: High-temperature magnesium isotope fractionation and applications
May 7 (Tues) - Rebecca Flowers (UC Boulder) SPECIAL SEMINAR – 200 Cascade, 4PM
Title: Apatite 4/3 and (U-Th)/He evidence for an ancient Grand Canyon
May 8 (Wed) - Rebecca Flowers (UC Boulder)
Title: Epeirogeny or eustasy? Deciphering the rise and fall of continental interiors and implications for mantle dynamics
May 15 (Wed) - Yan Liang (Brown University)
Title: A REE-in-two-pyroxene thermometer for mafic and ultramafic rocks
May 16 (Thurs) - Yan Liang (Brown University) SPECIAL SEMINAR – 200 Cascade, 10:00
Title: Waves and channels for melt migration in a heterogeneous mantle
May 22 (Wed) - James Kaste (College of William and Mary)
Title: The sands of time: using fallout radioactivity to measure human impacts on sediment storage & transport
May 29 (Wed) - Colin Amos (Western Washington University)
Title: Spatial and temporal patterns of fault slip along the eastern Sierra Nevada margin
June 4 (Tues) - Roberta Rudnick (University of Maryland) SPECIAL SEMINAR – 200 Cascade, 12:30
Title: Lithium isotopes 12 years on
June 5 (Wed) - Roberta Rudnick (University of Maryland)
Title: A tale of two cratons: contrasting evolution of the Tanzanian and North China Cratons
Winter 2013 Weekly Seminar Series
|Talks on Wednesdays are from 4:00 to 5:20 pm in 110 Willamette Hall. .
|Tea and cookies are served in Cascade 200 beginning at 3:30 p.m. for Wednesday Seminars only
January 8 (Tues) - Mike McCurry (Idaho State) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 1:00pm
Title: The role of fractional crystallization in the formation of Quaternary rhyolites of the Eastern Snake River Plain
January 9 (Wed) - Mike McCurry (Idaho State)
Title: Thoughts and problems regarding rhyolite petrogenesis and crustal evolution of the Yellowstone-Snake River Plain hotspot track
January 16 (Wed) - Peter Lipman (USGS)
Title: Diverse ignimbrites and calderas of the Southern Rocky Mountain Volcanic Field, in relation to an elusive subvolcanic batholith
January 17 (Thurs) - Peter Lipman (USGS) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 10:00am
Title: Volcano Growth on the Island of Hawaii: Deep-Water Perspectives
January 22 (Tues) - Mark Ford (Oregon State) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 1:00pm
Title: Bimodal Volcanism of the High Lava Plains and Northwestern Basin and Range of Oregon: Diverse Silicic Magmatic Outcomes as a Result of Crustal Evolution
January 23 (Wed) - Scott McCoy (MIT)
Title: From Grains to Landscapes: A Multi-Scale Approach for Studying the Granular Mechanics of Debris Flow Hazards and Valley Incision
January 29 (Tues) - Wendy Bohrson (Central Washington) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 1:00pm
Title: Modeling Magmatic Processes that Lead to Compositional Diversity: Energy-Constrained Recharge, Assimilation, and Fractional Crystallization
January 30 (Wed) - Chris Henry (Univ. of Nevada Reno)
Title: Distribution, timing, and controls of the mid-Cenozoic Ignimbrite Flareup in western North America
January 31 (Thurs) - Chris Henry (Univ. of Nevada Reno) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 10:00am
Title: Far-traveled ignimbrites of the Great Basin: Implications for paleotopography and structural evolution
February 4 (Mon) - Crystal Ng (USGS) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–128 Chiles Hall, 4:00pm
Title: Integrating Data and Models: An Example to Assess Mojave Desert Ecohydrology
February 5 (Tues) - Martin Streek (Portland State) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 1:00pm
Title: Rhyolite generation in the context of bimodal and calcalkaline settings with emphasis on the applicability of mush models
February 6 (Wed) - Nadja Insel (University of Chicago)
Title: Lithosphere-Atmosphere Interactions During Growth of the Andes
February 11 (Mon) - Simon Mudd (University of Edinburgh) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–128 Chiles Hall, 4:00pm
Title: Quantifying the coupled geomorphic and geochemical evolution of eroding landscapes
February 13 (Wed) - Andy Wickert (University of Colorado)
Title: Co-evolution of sea level, ice sheets, drainage networks, and their depositional records in North America since the Last Glacial Maximum
February 19 (Tues) - Charlie Langmuir (Harvard) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 1:00pm
Title: Mantle Temperature, Mantle Heterogeneity, and the Origin of MORB
February 20 (Wed) - Charlie Langmuir (Harvard)
Title: Volcanism and Glacial Cycles: Evidence and Emerging Questions
February 26 (Tues) - Eric Christiansen (BYU, Provo) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 1:00pm
Title: Contrasts between magmatism of the Snake River Plain and the middle Cenozoic of the Great Basin
February 27 (Wed) - Eric Christiansen (BYU, Provo)
Title: The origin of the southern Great Basin ignimbrite flareup
February 28 (Thurs) - Amanda Thomas (UC Berkeley) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 12:00 noon
Title: Fact or friction: Inferring rheology from low-frequency earthquakes on the deep San Andreas fault
March 5 (Tues) - Jason McClaughry (Oregon Dept of Geol and Mineral Industries) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 1:00pm
Title: Statigraphy and volcanic evolution of the middle Miocene to Pliocene La Grande – Owyhee eruptive axis in eastern Oregon
March 6 (Wed) - Jason McClaughry (Oregon Dept of Geol and Mineral Industries)
Title: Reassessing the "ancestral Cascades": New insights in Eocene and Oligocene volcanism in Oregon
March 12 (Tues) - Edward Davis (University of Oregon) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 4:00pm
Title: Climate, tectonics, and the evolution of mammalian geographic ranges
March 13 (Wed) - Calvin Miller (Vanderbilt, Nashville)
Title: Are plutons fossilized magma chambers? Evidence from volcanic and plutonic records
March 14 (Thurs) - Calvin Miller (Vanderbilt, Nashville) - SPECIAL SEMINAR–200 Cascade, 10:00am
Title: Silicic magma assembly in the crust based on isotopic and chemical traces
Fall 2012 Weekly Seminar Series
|Talks are on Wednesdays, 4:00 to 5:20 pm in 110 Willamette Hall.
|Tea and cookies are served in Cascade 200 beginning at 3:30 p.m.
September 26 - James Syvitski (University of Colorado—Boulder)
(in 200 Cascade Hall, From 3:00-4:00 pm, there will be no tea)
Title: Life at the edge: sinking deltas
October 3 - Kipp Shearman (Oregon State University)
Title: Monitoring Oregon's coastal ocean using autonomous underwater vehicle gliders
October 5 - Hermann Engelhardt (TBA)
(FRIDAY–in 200 Cascade Hall – Special Seminar)
Title: Kamb Ice Stream Surge Potential and the Instability of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet
October 10 - Matt Jackson (Boston University)
Title: The lost continents and oceanic plates: resurrection in mantle plumes
October 17 - Jason Amundson (University of Alaska—Southeast)
Title: Iceberg-choked fjords: A "new" granular material
October 24 - Ginny Catania (University of Texas—Institute of Geophysics)
Title: Understanding ice sheet variability
October 31 - Mike Dungan (University of Oregon)
Title: New perspectives on U-series investigations of arc magmatism
November 7 - Emily Roland (USGS—Alaska Science Center)
Title: Fault structure and earthquake rupture properties at the Gofar Fault, East Pacific Rise
November 14 - Kate Maher (Stanford University)
Title: A hydrologic thermostat for chemical weathering and the geologic carbon cycle?
November 21 - No Seminar – Thanksgiving Week
Title: TBA
November 28 - Andrea Ogston (University of Washington)
Title: Water-surface elevation controls on sediment-transport dynamics in muddy intertidal flats
Spring 2012 Weekly Seminar Series
|Talks are on Wednesdays, 4:00 to 5:20 pm in 100 Willamette Hall.
|Tea and cookies are served in Cascade 200 beginning at 3:30 p.m.
April 3 – (TUESDAY–in 200 Cascade Hall)- Antinio Teixell (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
Title: Crust and mantle processes in the development of the Moroccan High Atlas
April 11 - Dorothy Merritts and Bob Walter (Franklin and Marshall College)
Title: Pleistocene to Holocene landscape evolution and the legacy of dams in the eastern US
April 18 - Susan De Bari (Western Washington University)
Title: Processes of magma generation and evolution in the northern Cascade arc (southern Garibaldi belt)
April 25 - Dominique Weis (University of British Columbia)
Title: What do we know about mantle plumes, what can Hawaiian volcanoes tell us about the Earth's mantle and how can we learn more?
May 2 - Charles Marshall (University of California, Berkeley)
Title: The Cambrian explosion and diversity of life
May 9 - Catherine Badgley (University of Michigan)
Title: Diversity dynamics of Neogene mammals in relation to tectonic and climatic history
May 16 - Scott Burns (Portland State University)
Title: Cataclysms on the Columbia
May 18 - NOTE SPECIAL TIME Stephen Barker (Cardiff University)
Title: 800,000 years of climate variability
May 23 - Ikuko Wada (Virginia Tech)
Title: Subduction zone geodynamics
May 30 - Pat Holroyd (UC Berkeley)
Title: How reptiles respond to early Paleogene climate change and evolution of fluvial systems in the Western Interior
June 6 - Colin Stark (Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory)
Title: Catastrophic landslide detection and measurement using long-period seismic waves
Winter 2012 Weekly Seminar Series
|Talks are on Wednesdays, 4:00 to 5:20 pm in 110 Willamette Hall.
|Tea and cookies are served in Cascade 200 beginning at 3:30 p.m.
January 11 - Joe Kirschvink (Caltech)
Title: The First Snowball Earth and The Rise of Oxygen
January 18 - Craig Bethke (University of Illinois)
Title: M. King Hubbert and the birth of modern groundwater hydrology
January 25 - Paul Hoffman (Harvard)
Title: Who's afraid of Snowball Earth?
January 31 (TUESDAY–in 200 Cascade Hall)- Andrey Bekker (University of Manitoba)
Title: Oxygen overshoot and recovery in the early Paleoproterozoic
February 8 - Huifang Xu (University of Wisconsin)
Title: Sweet spot for the formation of sedimentary dolomite
February 15 - Matt Kirk (Sandia National Lab)
Title: Interaction between geological carbon storage and subsurface microbial communities
February 22 - Ilya Bindeman (University of Oregon)
Title: Snowball or Slushball glaciation?
February 29 - Ken Williams (Berkeley Lab)
Title: Contaminants, Compliance, and Caveats: Field Studies at DOE's Rifle Integrated Field Research Challenge (IFRC) site
March 7 - Maya Kopylova (University of British Columbia)
Title: Life and death of Cratonic roots
March 14 - Everett Shock (Arizona State University)
Title: Geochemistry Meets Biochemistry in Hydrothermal Ecosystems