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Hi,
I'm not really sure what passes for a decent blog? However, I shall endeavour to have a go. After all, I can't have this newfangled technological means of communication getting the best of me!  (I just put that in because I like it...).
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Hi I am 17 and from north Wales at the moment I am studying geology, which is what I would like to do as a career after university, but before then I would like to take my gap year before university, so if any one could suggest some were I could any were in the world to work which is geology related I would be very grateful
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Janunary 30th, saw the 400th anniversary of the Bristol Channel 'Tsunami' of 1607, details on the BBC News website. Hat-tip Senua read more »
Creationist gets Palaeontology Ph.D.
Done!
Finally, GeologyRocks 3 is up! It's still far from "finished", but it's little tweaks here and there, a few help pages to add and some content that had been submitted, but not yet uploaded to add. Still, I should get these things done in the next few days/weeks
There's bound to be a few things that haven't quite worked right, so please let me know if you do find anything that isn't working.
Time for some breakfast I think, then start adding those pages!
Hope you like GR3!
Still just trying things!
Exams are over for a few months now! yay! Literately just finished my geology one, and its ok. I think I'm looking at a B. Or a C if I'm unlucky. but it feels better than a C. Which i don't think is bad considering doing a physics exam this morning. But i know the reason for me feeling good; i had my lucky stone on the desk in front of me. Its about an inch and half long, by inch wide. made of shale, with quartz veins running length ways along it.
Theape's first go at a blog thingy!
just having a go! 'cos i'm sitting here at college bored and pondering if i want to go and revise physics.
PhD Viva
So it was my PhD viva yesterday. It lasted 2 hours and 20 mins and was exhausting! I had (as is usual in the UK system) two examiners; one internal (a member of my University) and an external (from another institute). The exam wasn't a structured one and we meandered around our thesis with lots of discussion and questions as we went. It was very tiring overall.
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