I live in the worst part of new york city, but every where I go , its depressingThe subways are horrible, the people have attitude's and city life here sucks, its ghetto everywhere.I'm leaving the states in a few months, my mom say to go for counseling, Heck no , what so some counselor can get me hooked on medication so i can become a zombie an d tolerate this city.The city depresses me, its possible.
I lived in New York City for years and really didn't realize how frantic, noisy and crowded it was until I started getting out and taking bus tour Day Trips, or even walking across the George WashBridge to FtLee and realizing-hey, there's actually wide open spaces right across the river! No skyscrapers! I can see the sky!! Those trips gave me a whole new perspective and I was able to tolerate those sardine subways, packed sidewalks and rude people on the sidewalks, and crowds everywhere I don't knock those who love NYC-but for myself I love looking up at the sky and not seeing a crane that might topple over, love the peace and quiet of the country instead of hearing bottles breaking and sirens at 2:00 a.m., love hitting the highway instead of waiting for a train, only to suddenly hear: This train's out of service! Everybody out! then it zooms out of the station, platform's packed and you can't get on the next trainAs Marvin Gaye sang: Makes me wanna holler, throw up both my hands! Ref: Inner City Blues
high viscosity low velosity thick low viscosityhigh velosity thin shield volcano is flatter and more spread out because it has lower viscosity Sinder Cone volcano has high velosity lava because it is pointer and taller because it does not spread out as much
the thicker the lava the slower it moves and this is the simple answer the thiner the lava so it flows more before it turns back to rock(cools down)
The thicker lava like the volcanoes in Hawaii produce a rounder or domed shape topI know that for sureBy reasoning it out, thinner faster flowing lavs would run done the slope faster creating a volcano steep sides.
