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gerda wrote - 3/26/09 at 11:19am

hi, plymouth is about 250 miles west of here, so i suppose not far by north american standards lol! i'm a lot closer to london unfortunately, i would much rather be further west.

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Whiteshell001 wrote - 12/19/08 at 4:28pm

Greetings. The final solution for the Rubik's Cube is a screwdriver. If only nature were that easy to fix.

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gerda wrote - 12/18/08 at 12:09pm

hi, re africa, i was only really thinking of the gene pool, 90% of human variation is still there. seriously though, its the enlightened memes we need to spread :-)

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gerda wrote - 12/18/08 at 2:56am

hi gcnp. good luck with the breeding program. tip, only line breed on alternate generations, and go back to africa for some hybrid vigour ;-D
gerda/l.r.g.

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dana1981 wrote - 12/17/08 at 9:51pm

Welcome aboard! We'll get the climate change discussion started tomorrow.

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Location:	Pacific NW
Favorite green websites/publications:	http://www.realclimate.org http://www.dollarsandsense.org/ Not really a green website, but fun to bounce around: http://www.nhc.noaa.gov
Favorite non-profit organization	Union of Concerned Scientists
If I could change one thing in the world, it would be:	Breed a new species of human that acted out of a sense of enlightened self-interest and understood the difference between short-term and long-term risks.
I think the most important environmental issue is:	There isn't a single most important issue, they're all related. We're at the end stage of the Rubik's Cube, and the final solution will involve several simultaneous moves. Reductionism is misguided.
The greenest thing I do is:	Commute by bicycle
What does "sustainability" mean to me:	There is no such thing.
Why am I passionate about being green?	Because the Easter Islanders didn't recognize they lived in an environment with limited resources either.
About Me	Not as big a jerk as I seem to be.