Beautiful landscape

Fernapple comments on Sep 17, 2020:

Looks a bit cold.

[theguardian.com] Doesn't surprise me but FFS, come on!

Fernapple comments on Sep 17, 2020:

Plus at least one quarter million Romani, possibly many more, and at least half million people with disability, a large number of prostitutes, and many others. There is a lot to learn about.

Fear not what is before you, for those that care are behind you.

Fernapple comments on Sep 17, 2020:

Great photo. I love the contrast between the mothers size and powerful shoulders and the tiny cub.

“One glance at a book and you hear the voice of another person, perhaps someone dead for 1,000 ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 17, 2020:

Not only do you get to hear the thoughts of people from the far past, with whom you could never normally speak, but you usually get to hear some of the best minds of their age, sharing their best and most valued thoughts.

I don't know if this counts as art but i overlay different images together and thought they looked ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 16, 2020:

Perfectly good and respectable way to make images. I especially like the second one.

Why are hurricanes named after females?

Fernapple comments on Sep 16, 2020:

No its what you get if you don't take the danger seriously. Well bye-bye Pondartincbendog just in case I don't hear from you again, its been nice a-know-in you.

Playing with my reflection is so fun 😅😅😅😁

Fernapple comments on Sep 16, 2020:

Super photos, I suspects staged, but brilliantly so.

Question

Fernapple comments on Sep 16, 2020:

Free hotel rooms. So that I could just step out of my door, and keep on walking and roaming anywhere I wanted without limit.

All I would have to post is I need an Inhofe and a Trump sign for my yard. Can anyone help?

Fernapple comments on Sep 16, 2020:

In your case. "I love Trump."

Colloquial

Fernapple comments on Sep 16, 2020:

Same reason humans don't call themselves 'earthlings', if you are in it you can't see it.

I got banned from FB for three days because I said, "Americans are gullible and stupid", referring ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 16, 2020:

Ugly, difficult to use, shallow and pretending to be a substitute for the web in order to fill the Zuks imperial dreams, why go there at all.

Keel-billed Toucan is chilling while waiting and find something to eat 😁

Fernapple comments on Sep 16, 2020:

Wonderful photo, and such rich colours.

Anyone getting this: Notifications don't load.

Fernapple comments on Sep 15, 2020:

Yep happening to me too.

Okay, we have religious nutters predicting all the time.

Fernapple comments on Sep 15, 2020:

You certainly ask questions, which is the best gift anyone can give.

“The sweetest and most inoffensive path of life leads through the avenues of science and learning;...

Fernapple comments on Sep 15, 2020:

Everybody in the world had a slave as and ancestor. Everybody in the world also had a slave owner as an ancestor. And nearly everybody in the world comes from a slave owning culture, there being very few hunter gatherer cultures left.

Isn't this Giraffe is so lucky to have a kiss from the gorgeous Lady ☺🧡

Fernapple comments on Sep 15, 2020:

I think the lady is lucky too. I have a bucket list idea, to kiss the noses of as many different animals as I can.

Quakka is always happy ☺

Fernapple comments on Sep 15, 2020:

Sadly endangered, but not critical.

Is anyone here who identifies as an atheist, secular and Buddhist?

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

No for myself, but I think that you will find that there is a secular Buddhist group on here. Buddhism can be regarded by some as a secular philosophy, so it is quite possible.

“The root of all superstition is that men observe when a thing hits, but not when it misses.

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

How very modern for the time.

Notifications busted?

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

Working well now.

“Conrad Heyers, professor of comparative religion at Gustavus Adolphus College in St.

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

That is a straw man argument, of course the anitreligious spend more energy on literalism than "sophisticated theologies", because there is a lot more of that out there, and where it exists it has a more dangerous and dramatic effect. Besides which, there is no difference between literalism and "more sophisticated theologies of creation ". The one is just keeping the sky fairy in its traditional role, as the dispenser of fake authority, and the second is setting tradition and mythology as gods themselves and the dispensers of fake authority. And fake authority is just as attractive to the criminal elements in the world, for misuse, wherever it comes from.

I think the people in this country are sick of being scapegoats for the failings of individuals of ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

Trump regularly blames China and others for most of Americas problems. The classic sign of a dictator, especially an incompetent dictator is. If you can't fix the problem, blame foreigners/other races, which not only redirects the blame, but also gives you an easy target to hit and gain credit for hitting, even if the target nothing whatever to do with the problem.

Disbelieve it or not, ancient history suggests that atheism is as natural to humans as religion | ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

And of course, even before the culture of the classical world, many societies, especially those in the hunter gatherer stage of social life, did not have gods, animism and ancestor worship being far more common. Gods are themselves quite a resent development.

Disbelieve it or not, ancient history suggests that atheism is as natural to humans as religion | ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

The Vikings had a name for Atheist, and if you have a name for it then at least the idea must exist.

Another day of smoke and more smoke. Has anybody seen the movie, The Fog, or The Mist?

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

Glad you are still joking. Keep safe.

When and how do you reveal past mistakes to new romantic interests?

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

If timing matters, then you don't have the relationship yet. When you have a relationship worth keeping then timing won't matter.

Just when you think that the lunacy can't get any worse: missing mass over Covid 19 is a "grave ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

So you get a bit of pressed bread and a plastic sachet of fake wine, in an envelope through the post. Then you watch the live stream on the screen, and commit your act of symbolic cannibalism when they tell you too. How hard is that ? Oh I am sorry, I forgot, that would involve the priesthood in doing some actual work for their money, or employing someone which would eat into the takings, best forget that idea.

Another one of my heroes.

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

Nice thought. Though technically wrong, since quite a few animals have been found which survived major breakages, in part due to social support.

Notifications busted?

Fernapple comments on Sep 14, 2020:

Mine are not working well, I can see them if I click on them but the number on the bell has gone.

Some more photo fun!

Fernapple comments on Sep 13, 2020:

I love 2 and 6 especially, great atmosphere.

Emergency Packing List. What would you add?

Fernapple comments on Sep 13, 2020:

Driving license, and car papers. Hope you don't need any of it.

Harvard Has Figured Out Why So Many Black People Are In Prison

Fernapple comments on Sep 13, 2020:

Why they never asked me. I could have told them that, in less than one percent of that time, for half the price.

Pope Francis Says Having Sex And Eating Good Food Is 'Simply Divine'

Fernapple comments on Sep 13, 2020:

And of course, when he says perpetuating the species, he means especially the R. C. branch. Can't have too many of them putting their coins in the tray, can we.

So,,,,,this "god" asshole has dropped covid on us, burned up a good chunk of the West Coast, put the...

Fernapple comments on Sep 13, 2020:

Yes he has a plan. He is carefully wiping out all Pondartincbendog's possible friends, so that when he comes after you, you will be quite alone.

“He knows nothing; and he thinks he knows everything.

Fernapple comments on Sep 13, 2020:

The Dunning-Krugger party, the biggest political grouping in the world.

Debbie Reynolds in 1952 and her daughter Carrie Fisher from the 1980's

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Well they look healthy and happy.

Hello, everyone! I was an active member back in 2017/2018 but had a very bad experience through ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Don't perhaps judge the site by one bad experience. All human life is here, and sometimes humans can be A##h##es. You just have to take the good with the bad, and often the bad move on anyway.

Absolutely perfect

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

I suspect you are. But saying so in public is generally considered sexist.

Here's an unresolved argument. Did Jesus really exist?

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Most likely there were several of him. That is how most myths grow, because people remember stories better than names. So that often two stories, about two different people, get attached to the same name. Then that name becomes more famous because it has two stories attached, so that when someone forgets name that goes with a third story, they are more likely to attach that to the most famous name, and so on. Though it would be unwise to think with any certainty that it is pure myth, since it is quite possible that most of it may just be a fiction. Perhaps, or perhaps not, borrowing just a name or a couple of vernacular stories from popular myth. Though I have heard that some scholars say, that many of the contradictions in, and styles of the new testament, clearly indicate two figures, who can be divided leaving two logically consistent persons. One an old testament style prophet, preaching hard Judaism, and the other a later fictional addition delivering the liberal teachings. The one thing that you can say for certain, is that after all this time and with such doubtful evidence, then any one who thinks they can say anything at all with even half certainty, is deluded or dishonest.

S.

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Groan.

Random thought over lunch.... after making bread. 🤔

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

People I know, tell me that I have always been revolting.

Atheists, agnostics sleep better than Catholics, Baptists

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

When we go to sleep, we may never wake up. They may wake up in hell. LOL

The many beautiful stages of a Double Delight

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Beautiful. Is the dew natural or did you add it ?

Given the Machiavellian tendencies of governments do you think that they will miss the opportunity ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Given the incompetence of governments, do you think that they are capable of creating and managing a plan like that ?

The thing that gets me the most about religious people who keep saying Thank you Jesus, for all they...

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Jesus said that giving the message of god to none Jews, meaning inherited Judaism thought the traditional female line, was like giving the children's food to swine, (could have been dogs, memory fails a little.). It was st Paul and later converts who went against that and accepted gentiles. So you could say that all the followers of Jesus today would not be recognized by him, and are false converts.

Wouldn't it be nice to have a community in the uk of freethinkers that supported each other like a ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Not even a good Humanist group near me. Out in the sticks.

interesting little tidbit....thoughts?

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

I don't know where the meme came from, but it is not exactly a new idea, people have been drawing that parallel since at least the nineteenth century. The meme certainly makes it very striking though.

The sky has turned brown with an orange glow. The air stinks. I'm coughing inside the house. WTF?

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Stay safe, try not to breath the smoke if you can, I have read that wood smoke is at least twenty times more dangerous than cigar smoke.

HEY!! Got my shirt today! Hey hey!!

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

You can go out now.

“Say what you will about the ten commandments, you must always come back to the pleasant fact that...

Fernapple comments on Sep 12, 2020:

Unless you use the King James, where they added an extra one.

KGW-TV THE WORST AIR IN THE WORLD IS ON THE WEST COAST TODAY.

Fernapple comments on Sep 11, 2020:

Stay safe, I have read that wood smoke is at least twenty times more dangerous than cigar smoke. So try not to breath it, if you can.

This fawn looks so tired 😪

Fernapple comments on Sep 11, 2020:

Maybe its got the Phlox. (Sorry could not resist that one.)

“The educated differ from the uneducated as much as the living differ from the ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 11, 2020:

Those willing to learn from those unwilling. Perhaps, is closer.

My daughter's adopted child is 12 years old.

Fernapple comments on Sep 11, 2020:

When she is over the initial grief, it would be a good time to tell her that conventional Christian doctrine says that animals don't have souls, and therefore can't go to heaven. That millions of christians believed that for centuries, and that it is still used in some countries to justify animal cruelty, since it is held by many christian sects, that animals don't therefore really have feelings. Generally an eye opener that one.

One of the great mysteries to people who use the space between their ears for thinking is why do ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 11, 2020:

Then they are badly in error and short of vision, (not that surprising really, ) because "white, Anglo saxon, European, Christians" are the dominant tribe only in North America, and they may not be aware of it, but there is a big old world out there.

Mythology creature. Eyes that hides a thousands stories ☺

Fernapple comments on Sep 11, 2020:

Great photo, such a bright orange.

The question was asked why people continue supporting Trump no matter what he does.

Fernapple comments on Sep 11, 2020:

In many ways the right wing movements are based in the class struggle, for those of the working and lower middle class at least, and the reasons for their split with liberalism is not just one sided. Modern liberals began back in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in many ways as champions of the working and lower middle classes, and at that time the very idea of an extreme anti- liberal working class movement, would have been unthinkable. But liberals rose to gain a share of power, and a section of liberal thinkers, namely the liberal political establishment, needed to divorce themselves from many working class values in consequence, because some of those values, such as racism on the bad side, and contempt for fake elitist pretensions on the good side, just would not work in the political world. In consequence they stopped talking to the working classes, and that lack of conversation soon became viewed as, and often really was, contempt, which bred hatred in reply. And the more the working class refused to provide the liberal political establishment with a justification for their growing power and wealth, by refusing to play victims; and the more they accepted the fake promises of the capitalist pushers of consumer goods, telling them that they could buy their way to happiness and fulfillment, the more stark became the failing of the liberals to provide the good education promoting real understanding, which is the natural way out of the consumer trap, and one of the main promises they made. While the deeper and more obvious that failing became, the more embarrassing it was for the liberal political establishment, so that they wanted to distance themselves ever more from embarrassment of their educational failing, and the people involved in it. All of which of course made the working class contempt, for those who were still willing to seek liberal political support, even deeper. Fueling racist and nationalist hatred, even simply hatred of weakness and the need for any help, other than that provided by their home grown support systems like the churches. And so the multi-channel feed back loops, each lending more fuel to the other, began to ever deepen the split between the liberals and the working right, while making the middle ground became increasingly untenable, forcing those on it choose community or liberal values and morality.

Time for a little fun, locate where you live.

Fernapple comments on Sep 10, 2020:

I come from the eastern half of the UK. And I think I would be arrested if I put my finger on it in public.

A tiger doesn't lose sleep over the opinion of sheep.☺

Fernapple comments on Sep 10, 2020:

Great photo.

How do pandemics usually end? And how will this one finish? [abc.net.au]

Fernapple comments on Sep 10, 2020:

I don't think that any two ever end the same way. In the past, when people did not perhaps keep such good records, many like Black Death, Spanish Flu and Leprosy, just disappeared quietly when nobody was paying attention any more. But of course some never do, seasonal flu has been with us now for thousands of years, many STDs still linger on, others like measles are come back kings which pop up here and there at random, while others like polio are still there but only in small pockets where religious leaders oppose vaccination.

Pastor called a "prophet" and a "man of God" murders his wife while she's in the process of ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 10, 2020:

You have to hire Jesuses mum to do it for you. Because, since she is without sin, she is legally entitled to throw stones.

This just makes the world right for a minute! Mei Ziang leaves baby to get some bamboo to snack on.

Fernapple comments on Sep 10, 2020:

Nah! Wombats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG66GM_LrIA

South Korea’s Christians losing faith amid coronavirus outbreaks linked to churches, pastors say

Fernapple comments on Sep 10, 2020:

How sad.

Nora Ephron ,a atheist, stated in her autobiography the thing she regretted leaving behind when she ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 10, 2020:

Soft night air on a warm summers evening, when you can sit outside.

Sarcasm is a chasm we all fall into ... sometimes ... [agnostic.com]

Fernapple comments on Sep 10, 2020:

Sadly the higher levels of stupid do not understand sarcasm. Its best to go for irony, then they think you are being nice to them, and you can make your escape while they are still thinking about it.

My lemongrass bushes are sad looking.

Fernapple comments on Sep 10, 2020:

Hopefully all your hard work will pay off. I grew some one year, from the shoots I bought in the supermarket, but sadly they are not hardy in the UK even in a greenhouse.

Like the numbers expected to die from C19 an arithmetical miscalculation?

Fernapple comments on Sep 9, 2020:

Yep, no surprise there.

Astronomers find no signs of alien tech after scanning over 10 million stars An Australian ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 9, 2020:

Yes we may be quite alone. And very soon we may have killed our own planet, then it will be a very empty universe, and the stars will cycle on towards a last gasp of entropy, fading into cold over thought free billions of years, unobserved and unloved.

Mythological creature.

Fernapple comments on Sep 9, 2020:

Beautiful animals, I think that a couple of the shots are fake, but who cares.

Donald Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

Fernapple comments on Sep 9, 2020:

Someone on this site made a post today, about the Spanish having a laugh at Americans. I have heard that they have a sense of humour in Norway too.

[dailymail.co.uk] That is funny

Fernapple comments on Sep 9, 2020:

I get an email every week telling me that I have been nominated for a prize, a business award no less. All I have to do is send them a registration fee.

How are you all?

Fernapple comments on Sep 9, 2020:

Fine thank you, good weather here, soon be time for beer. How are you doing ?

Do you think these people have the slightest clue what they're singing about in this "modern ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 9, 2020:

Bring back the throwing up emoji.

[sciencealert.com] what is the effect of too much CO2 on trees?

Fernapple comments on Sep 9, 2020:

I have also read that the idea of planting trees as a carbon sink will never work anyway, because the amount of carbon they take up is too small to be significant. At best they would only help a tiny little bit.

What is the source of non-religious prudishness or disgust at nudity or sexuality?

Fernapple comments on Sep 9, 2020:

Since attitudes to nudity vary so much, it is clearly a cultural phenomena, not one which is hard wired. It is also clear that it really begins only with the onset of civilization, since most of the societies that are completely accepting of nudity are hunter gatherer societies living in extended families or small tribes. In such groups there is probably a natural meritocracy, in that it does not mater much that grandfather is ugly, if he is kind strong and wise, he will be loved and honoured anyway. With the agricultural revolution population explodes however, and society therefore becomes bigger and values shallow, obvious in short term qualities more, including appearance. People in such societies will therefore almost certainly dress up to impress and maintain status. If that is true, then we would expect to see that the more meritocratic a society, and the more local democracy it possesses, the more accepting of nudity it would be. And anecdotal that seems to be the case. The ancient Greeks for example, regarded their accepting attitude to nudity as a sign of their freedom, and the covering up of their neighbours, in the imperial states around them, as a sign of repression and a rigid stratified class based society. ( So this is not a new thought.) And still in the classical world, Rome started out as a society widely accepting of nudity, but became increasing one where covering up was the norm, as its democracy failed and it became increasingly imperial. And when once the norm of dressing up is established, then those who do not do so are considered exceptional and attract notice, especially sexual attention if attractive, or revulsion if poor or ugly, and so it self perpetuates. Sadly for the political nudists, this probably means that any dream of creating a fair society by promoting nudity, is just that, a dream, since acceptance of nudity probably follows from being a fair meritocratic society, not the other way round.

Another Former Creation Museum Staffer Speaks Out About Ken Ham’s Toxic Empire | Hemant Mehta | ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

Amazing, who would have guessed that one of the worlds greatest con-men and hypocrites, would not be a good employer.

UNLIKELY SOURCES DEPT.

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

Yep , and we will continue to spread the toxic paint, because although the door is open most of us just don't want to escape our culture.

"Hero-worship is strongest where there is least regard for human freedom." - Herbert Spencer

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

Yes where people do not want to take responsibility for or think for themselves, then they look for a leader with ready made answers. It was sad that the Russians hero worshiped Putin, and were not grown up enough to manage without a father figure to guide them. But now I see a lot of Americans worshiping Trump, which is a whole other league of giving up.

An interesting list; 20 most prosperous countries (as of 2019) [insider.

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

I have read that one of the best things that a government can do for an economy, is to introduce a high minimum wage, in part because the spending power of large numbers raised out of poverty lifts the economy far more than the spending of rich people, which is slower and less likely to stay within the country.

Amazing how the things work out.

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

Welcome to the blocked club, well done. Never heard of him though.

4 Essential Elements of Agnosticism

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

My wife was a believer, but divorced. So we married in a civil ritual arranged through the town hall, and then went to the chapel to have a church blessing service. ( It amazes me the nit picking that religions will go to. They won't perform a marriage, but will do a blessing service, which is exactly the same ritual.) But I was happy to go along with it, since it made my wife happy, and it meant nothing to me. Since all religion is meaningless, there is no reason why I should not go through any ritual, pray, or be blessed, it has no meaning. The only possible harm done is that by adding a little to the size of the congregation, and thereby I may add a little to religions prestige, but one grump in the corner, who puts little or no money on the plate, will make little difference that way, but attending may be very important to my loved ones, so you go with it.

Add some guilt to your sadness by feeling bad about not speaking to the imaginary sky daddy enough ...

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

Sad but true.

It really really saddens me knowing that many children were raised in a household where religion was...

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

Passing on cultural heritage may be inevitable, but there is no reason why cultural heritage can not include a sceptical view. To those who would say that indoctrination is not child abuse, I would say that one of the symptoms of child abuse, is that the abused are often made to feel life long guilt, for imaginary sins on their part. Now if you wish to tell me that religion is not abusive, persuade me that people only follow extreme physically harmful penitence if they are adult converts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMoeCWyLhaQ

Have you seen glacial flour?

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

Snow melt can often produce some beautiful colours too, because it is too cold for alga to grow amongst other things. I saw this beautiful azure blue river, with perhaps a hint of milk, in Turkey a couple of years ago.

Anyone else here listen to podcasts?

Fernapple comments on Sep 8, 2020:

No I have not found that one, thank you for the eyes up.

Happy Labor Day to All!

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

Have a good day.

Weirdest Passages You've Read?

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

Balaam’s Donkey Numbers 22:21-39

All our fruit trees were bare this year.

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

Gardeners just have to learn to go with the flow I think. But that is the best thing about growing a big range, not only is it more fun, but you are much less likely to lose everything.

Happy Labor Day everyone!

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

Have a great day.

It's starting to feel like Dr Doolittle's house here.

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

A sparrow. I love them they are wonderful. I know people in the states are not all that happy about them, but they are charming little rogues.

So many conservative people bemoan the children of today and their lack of respect.

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

Think there may be a word or two missing from your title. recommend an edit, I know what you mean but it does not read well.

These are my grandfather's medals from WWI; they are 100 years old.

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

There is no better judge than history. And soon Trump will be sharing it with those he disparaged, the long perspective is not kind to the untruthful.

“The ideas of the ruling class are in every epoch the ruling ideas, i.

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

No I don't agree with that, very often political power clashes with the ruling intellectual force.

coffeetime☕

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

My place or yours ?

Racism among white Christians is higher than among the nonreligious. That's no coincidence.

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

If you can believe one really stupid half baked lie, you won't find it hard to believe half a dozen.

Yeah suspicious

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

Its not finished yet, watch this space.

Are you a humanist?

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

OK quite good, it seems honest if a little banal. Very often with these things you will find that they give you a 'correct' or 'good' score, no mater what answers you give, since they are just click bait to draw you in. So I ran it twice, the first time giving honest answers, and the second time making half my answers random. The first time it said, yes you are a Humanist and the second time, "Its not for you." So it would seem to be for once and rarely an honest quiz.

Retired Major General sounds off on Trump

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

How sad that someone has to say something like that. You would hope that, even if a countries leader is not patriotic, they would at least have a brain big enough to see that belittling their fellow citizens is stupid, unkind and counter productive.

Hi , why isn't it possible to browse currently online members?

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

You can go to members and look for the ones with the green dot. It is a bit harder than having a specific list, but not much.

I like to read logic, science, history, linguistics. Site looks nice!

Fernapple comments on Sep 7, 2020:

Hello and welcome, enjoy the site, and do check out the groups if you have time, there is something for everyone.