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Dinosaur In A Haystack: Reflections In Natural History

Dinosaur In A Haystack: Reflections In Natural History | Stephen Jay Gould

A little something for everyone
2 years ago

This is not my favourite Gould book, but it does contain some of his most relevant essays. In particular, he tells the story of the finding of fossils that reveal creatures that are transition between land dwelling mammals and whales. He reveals the critical importance of the range of fossils that have been found and demonstrates how fully they debunk a creationist view. On the downside, I found about a 1/3 of these essays had little to interest me. The book was less focused than other books… read review

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Review: Moeraes Fate -- Debut EP

2 years ago

On New Years Eve 2009/2010 I happened to tune my TV in to the celebrations from Niagara Falls. The two headlining bands, Styx and Glass Tiger, were there, resting on their laurels, playing their old favourite pop tunes to pump up the crowd. But another band was there too. They had won a spot on the stage a few weeks prior. From the first note to the last beat I was blown away. Trouble is, I had no idea who they were! I had missed their introduction! As soon as their set was over I abandoned … view post

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  • Janice Y.

    Janice Y. says:

    Thanks Matthew! I have read The Hobbit - that got me started on LOTR. I will acquire a copy of The Silmarillion soon :)

  • Janice Y.

    Janice Y. says:

    Hi Matthew,

    Thanks for your reply. If you don't hear back regarding the report, let me know!
    I guess I could call myself a Tolkien fan - haven't read anything outside of the LOTR series though =D

  • Trinity

    Trinity says:

    Thanks for accepting! i hope you have a great week end!

  • Diahann Raghbeer

    Diahann Raghbeer says:

    Hi Matthew, thanks for the feedback. I heard about the Rush III, but I didn't know it was out already. I am going to definitely get it, thanks for the info. What else are you listening to these days?

  • James fraser

    James fraser says:

    reported

  • James fraser

    James fraser says:

    stalker!

  • James fraser

    James fraser says:

    where do you get this information?????

  • James fraser

    James fraser says:

    Sarah fraser isn't my sister you doofus

  • Diahann Raghbeer

    Diahann Raghbeer says:

    Thanks for the tip, I'll read more. I know what you mean- I guess it is unusual, but Spirit of Radio & Tom Sawyer among others have always been at the top of my all-time faves. Plus, I used to live in Mississauga where he lives, and I met his wife several times-Nancy, I think her name is. In school, I worked summer jobs at a garden nursery where she would frequently come in to place orders. So, there's a bit of hometown fan loyalty that would explain it all. Thanks again.

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    Diahann Raghbeer says:

    Re: Rush review of Moving Pictures. Thanks, very informative.

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