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Sea vs Ocean

You are in a boat that was placed on a body of water.

You surveyed around and what do you see?

If you see a land from where you are, you are on the sea.

If you look around and all you see is endless horizon of saltwater then you are in the ocean my boy.

Na buris ak kasin.

Sinu ud di kinan ko edwani?

Ed agsapa nangan ak si beef steak adobo, inapuy, ya nan-gatas ak.

Ed alas-dose nangan ak si duwa ay saba.

Baka mga alas-tres yan nan-ames ak.

Nangan ak si isa'y saba kasin.

Inggay 3:30 di masdem yan wada ak sina CR.

Water runs through numbers and money.

Money doesn't change a person, it reveals himself.

Just like ores to be reduced to metals by fire.

Test by fire.

Test by blood.

Test by temptation.

Same is true for math, numbers don't change the person, it reveals himself.

Rule number one.

Know thyself.

Banana don't milk.

Disciplines in Geology

Crystallography: study of the chemistry and atomic arrangement of atoms in minerals

Earth System Science: study of the interaction of oceans, atmosphere, and the solid earth for the purpose of understanding past, present, and future environmental conditions

Economic Geology: genesis, location, and other aspects of economic materials; includes metallic, non-metallic (industrial rocks and minerals), and groundwater supplies (location and occurrence of subsurface water)

Environmental Geology: geological study of our natural environment; primarily concerned with depletion of natural resources, preservation of environmental quality, pollution problems, and natural hazards

Field Geology: collection, interpretation, and synthesis of geological data in the field (outside, in nature);
generally consists, at least in part, of making geologic maps

Forensic Geology: interpretation of geological evidence at crime scenes

Geoarcheology: geological interpretation of archeological sites

Geochemistry: study of chemical processes within, upon and above the earth

Geochronology: study of the timing of geologic events; usually involves absolute age determinations

Geoinformatics: utilization of computers and data retrieval storage equipment for simulation, analysis and
synthesis of geological data

Geomorphology: origin and description of land forms

Geomorphometry: the measurement of various rates of landscape-forming processes

Geophysics: “the study of the physics of the earth” - includes Seismology (study of earthquakes) and other
studies of physical properties

Hydrogeology: the study of subsurface waters (groundwater) and the related geologic aspects of surface
waters

Hydrology: study of the movement of water in and on the earth; flood hazard is a primary concern

Marine Geology: study of various aspects of the geology of the oceans and coastal areas

Mineralogy: study of crystal structure and chemistry, identification, classification and genesis of minerals

Optical Mineralogy: study of mineral properties through means of light transmitted through minerals; uses a
petrographic microscope

Paleontology: the study of ancient life (fossils) - includes, paleobotany (plants); vertebrate paleontology
(animals with backbones); invertebrate paleontology (animals without backbones); micropaleontology
(microscopic-sized fossils); and palynology (spores and pollen)

Petrography: description of mineralogy, texture, and structure of rocks

Petrology: study of rocks, including information on chemistry; classification; mineralogy, occurrence, shape
and structure of rock masses (petrography), and rock origins (Petrogenesis)

Planetology: study of the planets, including the origin of their rocks and development of planetary structures,
includes Lunar Geology, the geology of the moon

Photogeology: utilization of aerial photographs (and other indirect or remote sensing techniques) to
determine various aspects of geology. Term now largely replaced by Remote Sensing

Sedimentology: study of the environmental factors controlling the origin of sediments and sedimentary rocks;
development of depositional models

Stratigraphy: the study of layered (sedimentary) rocks, with emphasis on their relationships to each other with
respect to time and origin

Structural Geology: the origin of geological features produced by stresses within the earth’s crust (such as
folds and faults)

Tectonics: large-scale or world-wide aspects of structural geology; generally involves origin of mountain
ranges, ocean basins, continents, etc.

Quiz: https://goo.gl/forms/4HMZZ7PrEscWqIJu1

Left Brain Gear On

I want to switch to the technical side of my brain, I asked for it, and it was given.

These are the things that I've noticed:

I'm breathing in both nostrils but it more dominant on the left nostril

I feel my left side head is tingly an itchy feel

What did I do achieve it? Ask.

It's night and my brain should be preparing my body to sleep but hey I found it.