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Posted on Feb 8th, 2008 by Joshua : Code Poet Joshua
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Joshua Warchol, Code Poet, at your service.
What's your role at Gaia Community?
I'm part of our amazing team of geeks that have built Gaia.com. I've been working on this site full-time since February of 2006. Wow, has it been two full years already?! 
What do you most enjoy doing (or what are your greatest passions)?
Wow, hard question. My passions can follow a winding path sometimes. A common thread is creativity. I love to create things, be they digital like software and websites, or physical like doing home improvement projects. Another thread is compassion for our fellow creatures. I eat a vegan diet and share my home with rescued animals. I support farm animal sanctuaries and I try to spread the word about why what (or who) we eat matters.
What's your favorite thing about our community?
I love how alive the community feels. Every new discussion, blog post or photo is a peek into the lives of the amazing people from all over. And while most of the action happens on the web, it still manages to feel like a true community, bound together by common values and aspirations.
What do you love about working here?
My team is great. Truly exceptional people who I learn from every day. I enjoy the flexible and supportive work environment, and the opportunity to bring my own unique traits to the

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Happy Darwin Day!

Posted on Feb 12th, 2008 by Joshua : Code Poet Joshua
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Here's to Charles Darwin! Nearly two hundred laps around the Sun since his birth and his theory of evolution by natural selection is still fundimentally sound. His work brought modern biology to life and offered the first rational explaination of how all life and its wonderful diversity came be.


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