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  1. Hello Three weeks ago, I got the warning of one month inactivity, so I followed the link to the account reactivation. As far as I still remember, it said that it wasn't listed as inactive, but I checked, and could log in to cPanel, so I was reassured. Now, I just noticed that my site is again not showing up. The reactivation script tells me exactly the same, but I am unable to log in to cPanel. I hope I am not to late to notice this all (it's true that for the last few months I haven't been very active) and that the account was not deleted yet. But at the same time, when I tried to check whether it was deleted, I was also unable to register again with the same user name. Furthermore, here is the information you are requesting from me for the support request: a. User name: grphlgs b. Server: Stevie c. Domain graphologos.heliohost.org Thank you for your help Yannick
  2. There have to be many tiny mutations in order to get two different species. And the mutation/recombination of genes has to be 'useful' for the animal (in fact, every organism. So plants also evolve) in the environment in which it is living. Then the animal has perhaps a little bit more chance to produce offspring and to pass on his genes (and as a consequence to pass on his mutation). Furthermore, isolation is also a condition to a new species. If the mutated genes are still being exchanged with the old ones, you aren't going to get two species. Only when two populations can evolve separately (in a different environment, so the definition of 'useful' is different for both), two new species will come to exist. But yes, chances to get mutations, to get isolated, ... are very small (maybe not that small (one in a trillion), but I'm quite sure you can look up those figures). Chances to a 'useful' mutation are even smaller, but remember, they are selected. For those who wouldn't see, I do believe in evolution. And I'm not really religious, but I wouldn't see why 'God' (or whoever you believe in) would be to 'blame' if he didn't create all organisms or even why this contests the existence of God. Evolution is just another wonder of nature to me...
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