Tyler Grambling
@crustalrheology.bsky.social
He/Him.
Riding the line between rock mechanics and geochemistry. Kikuchi patterns, shear zones, deuterium, and cats. Assistant Professor of Rock Breaking. Woohoo.
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Riding the line between rock mechanics and geochemistry. Kikuchi patterns, shear zones, deuterium, and cats. Assistant Professor of Rock Breaking. Woohoo.
🚴🏼🏂🏃🏻🧗🏻👨🏻🚒👨🏻🔬
Not usually. 😒 Most of the time when you’re deployed on a fire, you do get paid 24 hours a day, but sometimes it’s a reduced rate during off hours. The overtime can add up to a healthy “bonus” on base salary, but it’s still a relatively low wage for a truly high risk job.
September 9, 2025 at 1:25 PM
Not usually. 😒 Most of the time when you’re deployed on a fire, you do get paid 24 hours a day, but sometimes it’s a reduced rate during off hours. The overtime can add up to a healthy “bonus” on base salary, but it’s still a relatively low wage for a truly high risk job.
(The student is still the lead author, but left academia and doesn’t have the time)
September 2, 2025 at 9:23 PM
(The student is still the lead author, but left academia and doesn’t have the time)
Hot damn! When I was super broke waiting tables this and free shift meals kept me alive.
August 23, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Hot damn! When I was super broke waiting tables this and free shift meals kept me alive.
My best guess is somewhere between 5000-6000 lbs. When <2/3 were shipped out here from TN a few years ago, the freight weight was 3400 lbs and I haven’t been that busy with geochem! 🤣
July 29, 2025 at 4:28 AM
My best guess is somewhere between 5000-6000 lbs. When <2/3 were shipped out here from TN a few years ago, the freight weight was 3400 lbs and I haven’t been that busy with geochem! 🤣
I got it a few years ago. I remember getting a fairly decent welt, an achy arm, and feeling slightly feverish that evening, but that was about it. My wife had a very brief moment of vertigo, but that seemed more like a one-off thing specific to her.
June 27, 2025 at 3:09 AM
I got it a few years ago. I remember getting a fairly decent welt, an achy arm, and feeling slightly feverish that evening, but that was about it. My wife had a very brief moment of vertigo, but that seemed more like a one-off thing specific to her.