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**RON SCHOTT (1970-2012) MEMORIAL SAMPLE**
(Note: Model may be just off screen at start.)
The particles in this rock are very coarse.
This rock doesn’t taste salty.
This rock doesn't fizz when a drop of acid is placed on it however rare inclusions do.
R. Schott CC BYNC(4.0) via sketchfab
(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/legalcode
Ron Schott (1970-2012) was a giant in geosci outreach on the internet. He was an early adopter of just about every technology you can think of: Google Earth, GigaPan, Twitter, Google+, geological apps for augmented reality. He was always pushing to innovate for the public good with these technologies, making publically-accessible “Geology Office Hours” on Google hangouts and inventing new geo-ed hashtags like #weatheringWednesday and #btgt (“Been there; GigaPanned that”). He was the king of “Where on Google Earth?” so much so that the players of that game invented “the Schott Rule” in his honor. He was kind and inclusive, encouraging and thoughtful. -C. Bentley
