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January 2011

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Review: Fluffy cake with delicate crumb, pleasantly caramelized frosting, cheese adds an intriguingly sharp complementary note. Would eat again.

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Today, in wonders brought to the western world by the JOIDES Resolution, we present to you: #cheese #cake. Surprisingly not invented by the genius gastronomical engineers on board, "cheese chiffon cake" is a real (and magnificent) thing. #EXP397T #NSFfunded pic.twitter.com/vcdmTVtInh

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@Downwind62 It turns out the % of olivine can change the name of the rock! Wendy is trying to decide if this one can be classified as a picrite, which has implications about the magma that formed this part of the Walvis Ridge.

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