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Wednesday, October 05, 2011
Dear Rachel (Rd 2)
RacHel successfully survived Round 1 in WaPo's @Work Advice Contest. For Round 2, WaPo asked: Identify the biggest problem in today’s workplace, & offer a solution.
VOTE now (before Oct 8 ET).
Soil Frysical Properties
Sludge can expect a relatively hefty portion of frisbee particles in their OBX sand.
Soil texture is determined by the relative proportions of soil particles of different sizes less than 2 mm in diameter. This is sometimes called the fine earth fraction of the soil. Particles greater than 2mm in diameter are referred to as coarse fragments, & generally do not have an important functional impact on the soil. Relative sizes of the 3 fine earth fractions are indicated on a familiar scale by the beachball-frisbee-dime illustration (above).
Fine Earth Fraction (Texture)
Sand: 2 - .05 mm (200 - 50 microns)
Silt: 0.05 - .002 mm (50 - 2 microns)
Clay: < .002 mm
Soil texture is determined by the relative proportions of soil particles of different sizes less than 2 mm in diameter. This is sometimes called the fine earth fraction of the soil. Particles greater than 2mm in diameter are referred to as coarse fragments, & generally do not have an important functional impact on the soil. Relative sizes of the 3 fine earth fractions are indicated on a familiar scale by the beachball-frisbee-dime illustration (above).
Fine Earth Fraction (Texture)
Sand: 2 - .05 mm (200 - 50 microns)
Silt: 0.05 - .002 mm (50 - 2 microns)
Clay: < .002 mm
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
Monday, October 03, 2011
Is This Happening?
Saturday, October 01, 2011
Week 4: Cooler than Usual
There was a chill in the air on this first day of October. The weather was indicative ofSludge’s in-the-game pace that never really warmed up.
Sludge’s O was repeatedly trapped on the sidelines. Down the entire game (1-2, 3-4, 3-6), brown showed little signs of flow minus Nigel, CHris, Brian & Bucci who consistently made great cuts.
CHarlie, Andrew & Matthew played support roles moving the disc downfield. Throws into & near the endzone were not connecting, except for when Mike hurled a hammer for a welcomed score. 5-8; 6-9; 7-10.
Sludge’s gritty defense slowed Absinthe Minded to extreme patience rather than to excessive turnovers. Of note, Christy had a an excellent rundown D to prevent a score while Jen had a (cold)handblock that setup a score.
RacHel made what some labeled as the catch of the season/year between a gaggle of green at the endzone line, then simultaneously threw to and cheered for MicHael to catch the score. 10-13.
Outpaced, Sludge was out of chase. Loss 10-15.
Do Over: September 2011
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