Former haunts
Rock
Mechanics Lab at SUNY - Stony Brook I
got my M.S. here.
Penn
State Department of Geosciences I
got my B.S. here.
Some other geology
sites
The United
States Geological Survey
Geological
Society of America
American
Geophysical Union
State
Geological Surveys
Cascades
Volcano Observatory
Links - Music
Here are some links to excellent music.
Death Metal
- 10 years ago I thought it was stupid too. Then I saw a show - I guess
you either
get it or you don't!
Two of the best bands around today are In
Flames from Sweden and Krisiun
from Brazil.
Bong Rock
- heavy riffs, lots of groove, the occasional cosmic soundscape...
Nod
Zine - best place for news, soundfiles etc.
Monster
Magnet - it's a planet of the apes and a third eye kind of thing!
Fu
Manchu
The
Atomic Bitchwax - the closest you
can get to the Jimi Hendrix Experience.
Nebula
Solarized
Widespread
Panic - better than the Dead?
The
Withdrawals - Albuquerque's own - these guys are fantastic!
Leo
Kottke - awesome acoustic
Salamander
Crossing - newgrass/folk - unfortunately no more; I was lucky enough
to see them at the 1997
Penn State Arts Festival.
Links - Brain Food (remember, 'tis an ill wind that blows no minds!)
Carl Jung - philosophy/psychology that works for me
What "they" want you to think: CNN,
BBC
Probably closer to the truth! The
Washington Pissed, The
Onion, This
Modern World
National
Audubon Society - I worked as a science instuctor at their Greenwich
Ecology Workshop.
If any place is worth saving, it's southern
Utah.
Some light reading...
In
the beginning was the command line - a fascinating essay by Neal Stephenson
Some people think there is no
hope. Others take a different
view.
Wierd
Books
Wierder
Books
The High
Country News - a great newpaper about the west
My friend John
the mineralogist.
My friend Chris
the chemist.
Fat
Tire Fiesta - Socorro's yearly mountain bike festival.
Astronomical sights
this week.