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It appears that our friends at the College of William and Mary are on a roll. Hot off the epic expedition of Winnie the Whimbrel comes a fascinating study that helps promote biodiversity in the only context most people can understand: human self interest. In essence, a healthy, diverse bird population is also good [...]
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Typealyzer tells you what type of blog a blog is. All you have to do is visit Typealyzer, type the url of the blog you want analyzed into the box and you find out what the blogger(s) and the blog are like. 10,000 Birds bloggers are “Doers” that are “The active and play-ful type. They are especially attuned to people and things around them and often full of energy, talking, joking and engaging in physical out-door activities.” Sounds spot-on, no?
It’s true, according to Colombia’s Vice-President who says that “‘Every time you consume one gram of cocaine, you are destroying 4.4 square metres of Colombian rainforest” in a fascinating report on ‘The Independent’ online. Tell that to the next idiot who tells you that a quick snort never did any harm…
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