100,000 hectares in WA Pilbara region nominated for World Heritage Status, page-49

no idea mate - haven't got a rowboat, haven't rowed for years, aren't on a canal and haven't been on one for months.

women are good here and wine is good, but a few kilometres away - unless you are on a very highly desired buying list of a vineyard in the middle of town - which is unlikely


the point is - Darwin was not necessarily as bright as many of us think. So, I wouldn't be too quick to think his opinions are of deity quality

and, times have changed. We now are more advanced in science - although, as has always been - most things we believe - turn out to be wrong to some degree - it just takes time to get to the next wrong theory


one stands with one's hand holding one's chin when we hear things like that we are reasonably confident that CERN may well soon prove that we have another force of nature that we don't know about

with such basic things missing in our knowledge - who knows what's out there, in here or whatever

also interesting that many wackos in the world still can't grasp things like particles being in more than one place at the one time - many just don't believe it ---------- they seem to not notice that the drive towards quantum computing is built on that more than one place at one time trick though

oh well