Instead of giving a step-by-step overview of Steve Austin's presentation, I'll just give the highlights. My fingers couldn't keep up with the typing last night, and I didn't follow all of the geology concepts.
Ths subject was on the "mudflow revolution". The primary scientific paper he referenced was On the Accumulation of Mud which is summarized at both CMI and Creation-Evolution Headlines.
He also referenced the "Bedform Stability Diagram" which shows how different-sized particles behave underwater in different currents. A form of the diagram is viewable here (on page 8 & 9), though it is much more complicated than the one he showed on his slide.
So, his points were:
He also pointed out an amusing story that as a graduate student, in order to get the laminae concept to work in the lab, they had to take mud, clean it, bleach it, and treat it with special chemicals before they could get it to form laminae by the traditionally conceived method :)
He also made several points about Kelvin–Helmholtz instability which went by too fast for me to understand.
He also suggested that Creationists should set up a racetrack flume for experimentations on this model.