Catching up on things

I think that being away from the connected world for three weeks will take more than three weeks to catch up … not sure how that works.

Anyway … this is probably all literally yesterday’s news to you all, but here are a few things from my feed reader and delicious network that caught my eye. This list is quite random and not in any topical, chronological, or any other order:

• February Accretionary Wedge about geologists ultimate list of places/events was hosted by Geotripper
• Ron wants a geology layer on GoogleEarth … I need to read this post
• Great post from Michael Welland about zircons and why they are awesome
• “Depth or Breadth in Science Education” — from NeuraLogica Blog
• Sand dunes in Nature (via Ripples in Sand)
• San Francisco historians condemn 1906 earthquake deniers (via NOVA Geoblog)
  
• International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS) site gets a makeover (via stratigraphy.net)
• Taking navel contemplation to new levels
• Some facts and figures to remember when considering non-hydrocarbon energy sources
• Check out Zoltan’s gigapan of the Paine Massif
• The Big Picture — Robots
• Kim is at ScienceBlogs now

It might take me a bit to get back into the swing of blogging … stay tuned.

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