A humourous glance at rocks and knowledge.

Gneiss being interviewed on the radio with Billy Bloc-O and DJ. Skerg.

A slide show about Gneiss a Metamorphic Rock and a whole bunch of pics very cool yet so small.

A compilation of live shows

During geology field camp at Piseco Lake, frustration builds as each successive outcrop contains the same rock type....here is our official song...

iguy dance

This is just moving storyboard for my work in 3D animation. The purpose of moving storyboard is to convey how the static storyboard turned into animation, to see how the final will be look like. Check the other videos for Post Production.

Last day of Mike Brown's Ge1 class. A "typical" caltech class.

The Blaze of Glory

Animation render of second scene. If you have seen my Gneiss moving storyboard video, this is pre-final animation of my project

my eighth grade rock rap geek nerd

"A rush job" of my animation. I'm going to polish this later. Tell me what you think? Trivia, can you spot several fault in this animation?

Biotite Gneiss from Italy (Metamorphic)

gneiss hit!

Metamorphic Rocks 8-Part4 •Shale to granite (Shale..Slate..Phyllite..Schist..Gneiss.. Granite... •Identification •Phyllite•Schist•Gneiss •Experiment showing; the plasticity of metamorphic rocks (marble) using hydraulic press •Experiment showing; importance of time using silicon putty.

Metamorphic Rocks 8-Part6 •Classification of metamorphic rocks •Dynamic (Regional) (Shale, Slate, Phyllite, Schist, Gneiss, Granite) •Geothermal (Regional) rocks; Sandstone, Quartzite, Limestone, Marble, Garnets, Amphibolite •Contact (Marble, Quartzite) •Hydrothermal rock types; Perioditite, Serpentinite, Soapstone •Hydrothermal (Dynamic) Mylonite •Location in Canada of metamorphic rocks •Geological provinces in the Canadian Shield.

Bettazza SA, Cevio, Maggia Valley, Switzerrland: In one blast about 10'000 tons of Boschetto gneiss (size 8x13x35 m3) are released every month or so. They are sliding down the 30 degree slope given by nature.

GK climbing Diesel, on Putnam County Gneiss. Yay-er. http://dabtronics.blogspot.com

dude gneiss.

Mauro Bettazza in his Gneiss quarry in Cevio, Switzerland,explaining latest technological developments

Floor tiles of natural stones in Denver airport include coarse-grained pink granite cumulate; red-brown gneiss; finer-grained white granite; off-white granite; black gabbro(?). Note black enclave in pink granite near end at 0:28.

Although only 9 metres high, the Ravana Ella Falls are nevertheless visually appealing. The stream that feeds it, which is a tributary of the Kirindi Oya, plunges over a series of ledges into the valley close to a bend in the A2 between Ella and Wellawaya. Whereas the rock beds of most waterfalls in Sri Lanka consist of gneiss or granite, here it is khondalite, a kind of limestone, which undergoes erosion faster. As a result there are caves near the fall, in one of which is said to have lived Ravana of the Ramayana.

The Top 10 Worst Game Consoles Ever From Game Trailers TV 10. Phantom 9. N-Gage 8. Virtualboy 7. 3DO 6. Sega Genesis Add-ons 5. Jaguar 4. Phillips CDI 3. Atari 5200 2. R-Zone 1. Gizmondo

background on fieldwork sites

OTT-DVD-122 - On Tour... BLUE DANUBE CRUISE WACHAU BLUE DANUBE CRUISE WACHAU Wachau is a World Heritage Sight, a thirty-six long combination of cultivated landscape and the blue and mighty Danube. A boat journey on the famous river is the ideal way of observing the captivating villages and splendid wine growing terraces along its banks. The old town of Stein extends along a narrow section of the river with attractive buildings set amid atmospheric lanes in which beautifully restored facades shine out in the bright sunlight. Krems was first mentioned in 995 A.D and its main square contains several impressive houses that once belonged to the city's middle class inhabitants. The facades of the 16th and 18th century buildings are historic treasures, one of which was the birthplace of the mother of Franz Liszt. In Weissenkirchen where the Granite Gneiss Plateau, its rock formations and Bohemian forests reach down to the river, are fertile terraces on which grow Austria's most famous wine. The wine is beautifully balanced and its appealing lightness and gentle acidity are what make it so popular. In spite of devastating fires in 1793, Weissenkirchen is now one of the most picturesque villages of the Wachau. The village of Spitz lies in the heart of the Wachau and is closely associated with steam navigation that was first used on the Danube in 1829. The Danube Valley enjoys a temperate climate and strong vines flourish on the slopes of Tausendeimer Mountain. The Danube Valley of the Wachau is a romantic gem set amid a glorious landscape.