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so this is the question... do you understand the sequence any differently when you hear the soundtrack in my mind while working with these images? do you hear the pink any differently?
**btw, i had to put tomusan's image in here, i just love it so, but i doubt you had the lark ascending in your mind's eye.
for you other manipulate this crowd, i'd love to know about what you are listening to, or playing in your mind while you are working on these manipulations...
Near the base of the tree Darwin drew a split between lemurs on one side and other primates (generally anthropoids, being monkeys and apes) on the other. The anthropoid side of the split gave rise to three branches; the Old World monkeys, the New World monkeys, and a motley assemblage of apes and a few cercopithecoids. This latter branch, in turn, produced three new branches.
The first branch on the right consists of langurs, macaques, and baboons, or cercopithecid primates that are considered "Old World" monkeys today. It should be remarked, however, that langurs, baboons, and macaques have traditionally been used as behavior or functional models for certain aspects of human evolution, from infanticide (Hrdy's work with langurs) to Jolly's infamous "seed-eaters" hypothesis. They have often been considered the most human-like of the monkeys, so much so that at times some have preferred them over apes for models of human evolution.
The middle group consists of almost all the living apes. From right to left they are gibbons, orangutans, and chimpanzees + gorillas. Looking at this we see that all these apes are more closely related to each other than any are to the only ape not included among their ranks, Homo sapiens. Indeed, Darwin places humans all the way on the left on a branch that meets with that containing the apes, just above where the common ancestor between apes and the baboons, &c, would lie. More: scienceblogs.com/laelaps/2009/04/darwin_and_the_african_a...
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Evolution comes at a cost!
This drink was way over priced! I purchased it from Starbucks so what else was I expecting right? This drink is suppose to be 100% juice. I'm sure it is but why package 100% juice and claim that it's fresh. Six dollars for this small drink. I could have gone to a juice bar and purchased a juice that is truly fresh and well-worth my six dollars. From now on I'm sticking to coffee when I visit Starbucks.
I'm sorry for this rant. Anyway, this goes out to my pal Dennis. He's been juicing lately and came into work this morning with a green juice. Today is also his birthday. Happy birthday Dennis!
From left to right- Ian Semple, Jeff Richardson, Vicky Jewell and Cheryl Barnes with Mark Wilkes and Mike Durkin of eVOLution
Evolution LLP, have launched a NEW consultancy service. Simon Williamson (left), Martin Barber, managing partner and John Harrison (right).