Cerro la Cumbra volcano (Fernandina, Galapagos): new eruptive phase with fissure fountains and lava flows reaching the sea
Cerro la Cumbra volcano (Fernandina, Galapagos): new eruptive phase with fissure fountains and lava flows reaching the sea Monday Jun 18, 2018 14:30 PM | Photograph showing the fissure through which lava erupts during the current of the Fernandina volcano (source: Marcelo Izquierdo, Yate la Pinta). Seismic record of tremor registered at the FER1 station, located on Fernandina Island, prior to and during the start of the new eruptive phase. Satellite images of Fernandina Island with thermal anomaly on the NNE flank (left) and gas cloud to the SW (right) (NOAA GOES 16 source). After a short precursory period of seismic unrest, the volcano on Fernandino island, Galapagos, started a new eruptive phase on Saturday 16 June around 11h00 – 11h15 local time. Cerro la Cumbra volcano on Fernandino, the youngest island in the volcanic chain of the Galapagos, has entered a new eruptive phase. ---Links / Sources: Previous news
"Real" Alignments?
Some gamers hate the D&D alignment system, saying that it is unrealistic and does not match real-world motivations. Many say that attempting to use the system results in unplayable characters. At any rate, there's no doubt in anyone's mind that the alignment system has sparked decades of debate and discussions on whether to get rid of it outright or to make it more usable. This page will focus on certain theories in cross-cultural psychology that could relate to the nine-point alignment system of D&D. Overview Consider the typical graphic of alignment as a wheel. If you weren't sleeping in Outer Planar Cosmology 101, you'll remember that the good planes stretch from Arcadia to Gladsheim, while the evil planes swing from Acheron to Pandemonium. The "divisions" between these alignments are drawn with solid lines, but no such lines exist in reality. Alignment Names The names of the alignments themselves seem to indicate that the alignments are viewed from the lawful good point of view.
Katla volcano: Scientists warn huge Icelandic volcano is about to erupt, and it could even dwarf 2010 ash cloud
Scientists have warned that a huge volcano in Iceland is about to erupt, dwarfing the explosion that disrupted air travel across the world eight years ago. Katla, described as “highly hazardous”, has been releasing a massive amount of carbon dioxide – a clear indication that its magma chambers are filling up fast. Researchers believe its eruption could overshadow that of Iceland’s Eyjafjallajokull volcano in 2010 – which caused a giant ash cloud that effectively grounded all European air travel. Thousands of passengers were stranded as the ash dispersed above Europe, triggering further disruption around the world. Katla, which is Icelandic for ‘kettle’, could produce an ash plume three times bigger than the much smaller Eyjafjallajokull, according to scientists. Sarah Barsotti, from the Icelandic Meteorological Office, told The Sunday Times: "There is no way of telling when it will erupt, just that it will." She said: “There must also be a magma build-up to release this quantity of gas.
15 Gardening Hacks For A Greener Thumb | Diply
15 Gardening Hacks For A Greener Thumb 15 Gardening Hacks For A Greener Thumb By Creative and Unusual Ideas Life DIY ariel.vaisbort for Creative and Unusual Ideas Now that spring has sprung, I am getting excited to turn my tiny yard into a secret garden. 1. via Listotic 2. via Listotic 3. via Listotic Egg shells can also be used to nourish your soil- save your egg shells, then break them up into your plant soil. via Graceful Little Honey Bee 4. via Listotic What Did You Think? ariel.vaisbort For Creative and Unusual Ideas I like people, places, and things. More posts by ariel.vaisbort Verified Join Diply Today Connect with a social network Sign In to Diply Sign into your Diply account with your social network Report Post Select the option(s) that best described why this should be removed from Diply.
How to Write Intriguing Male and Female Characters
Men and women are different. There, I said it. Now let me go even further out on a limb. Chances are, if you’re female, you write like a girl, and if you’re male, you write like a guy. Not that there’s anything wrong with that … unless, that is, you’d like your writing to be read by members of another gender, or you’re trying to create characters of the opposite sex. If so, it might just help to have a better understanding about how the other half thinks, acts, reads and writes. Linguists, sociologists, behavior specialists and functional brain researchers have documented gender’s effect on almost everything, so it’s natural that it plays a role in how we write and what we’re attracted to as readers. If you haven’t considered the impact of your own gender on your writing, it’s time to start. TALK THE TALK If you’re writing a romance novel, you know your audience is primarily female; if you’re working on an exposé about steroid use in baseball, you assume you’ll have mostly male readers.
