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• New mountains, including the 1,000-foot-high cinder cone now known as Sunset Crater, stood where open meadows and forests had been. ...

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• While he likes to have fun, Curran says part of growing up and adding style to his new abode was losing the old standbys, including beer posters, a coffee table made of cases of Old Milwaukee beer and a desk made of cinder blocks and a door.

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• just like cinder down there, i'm also grounded. ...

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• The Shadow Archive: From Light to Cinder.
• The cinder is exact: because without trace it precisely traces more than an other, and the other trace(s). ...
• " From Cinders: "-What a difference between cinder and smoke: the latter apparently gets lost, and better still, without perceptible remainder, for it rises, it takes to the air, it is spirited away, sublimated subtilise et sublime . The cinder-falls, tires, lets go, more material since it fritters away its word; it is very divisible. " Cinder words, like atoms, can be divided further. ...
• – The fire: what one cannot extinguish in this trace among others that is a cinder. ... No doubt the fire has withdrawn retiré , the conflagration has been subdued, but if cinder there is s'il ya là cendre , it is because the fire remains in retreat retrait . ... It still camouflages, it disguises itself, beneath the multiplicity, the dust, the makeup powder, the insistent pharmakon of a plural body that no longer belongs to itself--not to remain nearby itself, not to belong to itself, there is the essence of the cinder, its cinder itself.

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• How Old is "Cinder Cone"?–Solving a Mystery in Lassen Volcanic Park, California .
• Cinder Cone in Lassen Volcanic National Park is a 700-foot-high volcanic cone. ... Geological Survey (USGS) scientists, working in cooperation with the National Park Service to better understand volcano hazards in the Lassen area, have firmly established that Cinder Cone was formed in eruptions about 1650.
• This striking view to the southeast across the summit of Cinder Cone shows the double-rimmed crater at the top of the 700-foot-high volcanic cone of loose scoria. ...
• Their story is only one of several reports from that time that were later assumed to describe an eruption of “Cinder Cone,” a volcanic feature located in what is now the northeast corner of Lassen Volcanic National Park.
• Cinder Cone is a 700-foot-high cone of loose scoria. ... The summit of Cinder Cone has a crater with a double rim, probably created by fluctuating eruptive activity late in its formation. ...
• This extremely young looking lava flow (Fantastic Lava Beds flow 2; see geologic map) was the last flow erupted at Cinder Cone. ...
• There are actually two scoria cones at Cinder Cone—the remnants of a nearly completely buried earlier cone can be seen on the larger cone’s south side. ...
• The eruptions and volcanic history of Cinder Cone have been an ongoing controversy for more than a century, in part because of the starkly beautiful contrast between the very new looking, unvegetated cone and lava flows and the surrounding mature forest. ... Harkness, a medical doctor and observant amateur scientist from San Francisco, visited and described the Cinder Cone area (Harkness, 1875). He was impressed by the apparent youthfulness of the volcanic features, and described a number of lines of evidence that he interpreted to mean that Cinder Cone was only about 25 years old. ...
• Harkness thought that all these tales of volcanic activity might be related to an eruption of Cinder Cone. ...
• The first geologist to study Cinder Cone was Joseph Diller (Diller, 1891, 1893), who was among the first U. ... Diller made careful observations of Cinder Cone and interviewed many Native Americans and European trappers and settlers who were in the Lassen region in 1850. ... Diller knew that an “emigrant road” (the Nobles Trail), used by settlers coming to California in the early 1850’s, passes close to the base of Cinder Cone. ... They noted that a large, solitary willow bush (Salix scouleriana) near the summit of Cinder Cone was “as large then as now. ...

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