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	<title>Comments on: Rethinking Beauty</title>
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		<title>By: Cathy</title>
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		<dc:creator>Cathy</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[National Geographic had an article a few months ago about vultures, particularly the decline of populations in Africa and how devastating it would be environmentally if they declined further or disappeared all together:  spreading disease, putrefying corpses with no &#039;clean-up crew&#039; (the vultures) and the danger to other animal and human life.  It seems God has given those things we call disgusting (in Western culture at least) a specialized beauty--the flight of the vultures, an amazing feather-coat to starlings, gross caterpillars to butterflies and moths.  Slugs and mosquitoes though--not sure about those; they&#039;re still disgusting to me.  This sounds like a good photo-challenge, finding beauty where it&#039;s not evident or obvious.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>National Geographic had an article a few months ago about vultures, particularly the decline of populations in Africa and how devastating it would be environmentally if they declined further or disappeared all together:  spreading disease, putrefying corpses with no &#8216;clean-up crew&#8217; (the vultures) and the danger to other animal and human life.  It seems God has given those things we call disgusting (in Western culture at least) a specialized beauty&#8211;the flight of the vultures, an amazing feather-coat to starlings, gross caterpillars to butterflies and moths.  Slugs and mosquitoes though&#8211;not sure about those; they&#8217;re still disgusting to me.  This sounds like a good photo-challenge, finding beauty where it&#8217;s not evident or obvious.</p>
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