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Last login: 19 hours agoFencesandwindows: Fencesandwindows is a 29 year old single guy from London, England, UK.; Likes 864 pages, 57 videos, 18 photos • 71 fans • Received 8 reviews; Member since Feb 02, 2007

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First contact: Lost tribe spotted in Peru - CounterValue: May 9, 5:35pm 13 reviews anthropology
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ordinary things: May 9, 5:19pm 1 review arts, comic, forgiving
http://www.ordinarycomics.com/april2008/17april2008.htm; I should try listening to that advice.

http://www.ordinarycomics.com/march2008/web/17march2008.jpg: May 9, 5:12pm 76 reviews philosophy
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Evolution: 24 myths and misconceptions - life - 16 April 2008 - New Scientist: May 9, 4:14am 2 reviews evolution, science, new-scientist
http://www.newscientist.com/channel/life/dn13620?DCMP=NLC-nletter&nsref=dn13620; "Evolution is as firmly established a scientific fact as the roundness of the Earth. And yet despite an ever-growing mountain of evidence, most people around the world are not taught the truth about evolution, if they are taught about it at all. Even in the UK, the birthplace of Darwin with an educated and increasingly secular population, one recent poll suggests less than half the population accepts evolution. For those who have never had the opportunity to find out about biology or science, claims made by those who believe in supernatural alternatives to evolutionary theory can appear convincing. Meanwhile, even among those who accept evolution, misconceptions abound. Most of us are happy to admit that we do not understand, say, string theory in physics, yet we are all convinced we understand evolution. In fact, as biologists are discovering, its consequences can be stranger than we ever imagined. Evolution must be the best-known yet worst-understood of all scientific theories". New Scientist pulls out the big guns for evolution.