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• With Darwinism, Liberals Attempt to Appear Reasonable

  April 27, 2006 Greg Franke Human Events Online

• Remembering Chernobyl: Wet Rugs, Stonewalling Officials and a Run on Vodka

  April 27, 2006 Serge Schmemann New York Times

• The Evolutionary Challenge to Fundamental Christianity (live broadcast)

  April 27, 2006 Everlasting Gospel Network Productions and Hartland Institute

• News Update/Commentary

  Gene Needed for Butterfly Transformation Also Key for Insects Like Grasshoppers

  April 27, 2006 University of Washington Science Daily

• Vatican official links faith and science

  April 27, 2006 Eric Lombardi Marquette Tribune (Milwaukee, WI)

• Plagiarize or perish?

  April 27, 2006 Tinker Ready Nature (news@nature)

  Peer review, whether of grants or publications, is a matter of trust. And sometimes, scientists break that trust.

• summary: May 8, 2006

  April 27, 2006 Edge The Third Culture

• Seattle's Discovery Institute scrambling to rebound after intelligent-design ruling

  April 26, 2006 David Postman Seattle Times

• Merits of intelligent design, evolution debated

  April 26, 2006 Brian Wellman Daily Campus (Southern Methodist University)

• Geophysics: Magical mantle tour

  April 26, 2006 David Cyranoski Nature (news@nature)

  geophysicists are racing to understand a recently discovered phenomenon deep in the Earth

• Geologists dredge up dinosaur from the deep

  April 26, 2006 Jacqueline Ruttimann Nature (news@nature)

  core from the ocean floor may hold rare plateosaur find

• News Update/Commentary

  Salvage prospect for 'junk' DNA

  April 26, 2006 Paul Rincon BBC News

  a mathematical analysis of the human genome suggests that so-called "junk DNA" might not be so useless after all

• The Other ID Opponents

  April 25, 2006 Rob Moll Christianity Today

  traditional creationists see Intelligent Design as an attack on the Bible

• Vatican official to lecture on faith and science

  April 25, 2006 Amy Guckeen Marquette Tribune (Milwaukee, WI)

• Genesis of a museum

  April 25, 2006 Lisa Anderson Chicago Tribune

  creationists, saying all the answers are in the Bible, put their beliefs on display in $25 million facility

• Socialists: Give apes human rights

  April 25, 2006 Spain Herald

• A view of the universe before the big bang

  April 24, 2006 Davide Castelvecchi New Scientist, n.2548

• News Update/Commentary

  Natural Selection at Single Gene Demonstrated

  April 24, 2006 University of Southern California Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Fruitfly Study Shows How Evolution Wings It

  April 23, 2006 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Science Daily

• Balancing act with intelligent design

  April 23, 2006 Bill Phillips Quesnel Observer (British Columbia)

• Nothing to fear but the climate change alarmists

  April 23, 2006 Mark Steyn Chicago Sun-Times

• Tenth planet is white like fresh snow

  April 22, 2006 New Scientist, n.2548, p.7

• Religion and Science Conference

  April 21, 2006 speakers: Michael Ruse and Edward Davis Wayne State University

• Commencement Address

  April 21, 2006 Freeman Dyson University of Michigan

  three heresies on global warming, biotechnology, and the end of the USA as the super-power

• Chronic Fatigue Is in the Genes

  April 21, 2006 Thomas H. Maugh II Los Angeles Times

  mutations are to blame for a syndrome often scoffed at as imaginary

• Doomsday Glee

  April 21, 2006 Carl Wieland Creation Ministries International

  University lecturer publicly applauded for wanting 90% of world’s population eliminated by airborne Ebola virus. The astonishing lecture makes sense if you understand the evolutionary framework.

• Skewed Starlight Suggests Particle Masses Changed Over Eons

  April 21, 2006 Adrian Cho Science, v.312, n.5772, p.348

• Asymmetric Coevolutionary Networks Facilitate Biodiversity Maintenance

  April 21, 2006 Jordi Bascompte, Pedro Jordano, and Jens M. Olesen Science, v.312, n.5772, p.431-433

• "Mutualistic Webs of Species"

  April 21, 2006 John N. Thompson Science, v.312, n.5772, p.372-373

• "Java Man's First Tools"

  April 21, 2006 Richard Stone Science, v.312, n.5772, p.361

• Creationism, evolution part of same theory

  April 21, 2006 Cody Holub Kansas State Collegian

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient DNA Provides Clues to the Evolution of Social Behavior

  April 21, 2006 Stanford University Science Daily

• The Real 'Inconvenient Truth'

  April 21, 2006 JunkScience.com greenhouse, global warming -- and some facts

• review: From tool-makers to belief-makers

  April 21, 2006 Marek Kohn Independent Online (UK)

• review: 15 April 2006

  April 21, 2006 New Scientist, n.2547, p.54

• The molecules of evolution

  April 20, 2006 Robert C. Cowen

  Christian Science Monitor / instead of trying to glean clues from very old fossils, one research team has resurrected the ancient living entity itself

• Requiem for Environmentalism

  April 20, 2006 Piotr C. Brzezinski Harvard Crimson

• Pacific and Atlantic Oceans Merged Earlier Than Previously Believed

  April 20, 2006 Sara Goudarzi Live Science

• Religion News in Brief

  April 20, 2006 Washington Post (Associated Press)

  a Tennessee professor who teaches creationism has been named to lead the Center for Theology and Science at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

• Hips on fossil snake give clue to terrestrial evolution

  April 20, 2006 James Randerson The Guardian (UK)

• A Cretaceous terrestrial snake with robust hindlimbs and a sacrum

  April 20, 2006 Sebastián Apesteguía and Hussam Zaher Nature, v.440, n.7087, p.1037-1040

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: How snakes got snake-like

• "Repeated morphological evolution through cis-regulatory changes in a pleiotropic gene"

  April 20, 2006 Benjamin Prud'homme, et al. Nature, v.440, n.7087, p.1050-1053

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Wing commanders — repeated evolution of the same morphological trait is quite common

• "Evolution of cooperative strategies from first principles"

  April 20, 2006 Mikhail Burtsev and Peter Turchin Nature, v.440, n.7087, p.1041-1044

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Ruffling the feathers

• Designed divergent evolution of enzyme function

  April 20, 2006 Yasuo Yoshikuni, Thomas E. Ferrin, and Jay D. Keasling Nature, v.440, n.7087, p.1078-1082

  EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Enzymes to order

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Twenty years on

  April 20, 2006 Nature, v.440, n.7087

  on 28 April 1986 the Soviet Union acknowledged that there had been an accident in the Chernobyl nuclear power plant

• A universal constant on the move

  April 20, 2006 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  Is the proton losing weight, or has the fabric of the Universe changed?

• News Update/Commentary

  The Greenhouse Myth

  April 20, 2006 Steven Milloy Fox News

• How low can you go?

  April 19, 2006 Georgia Purdom Answers in Genesis

  the number of genes necessary to make the “simplest” living thing (a bacterium) may actually be much greater than originally predicted

• Oldest snake fossil shows a bit of leg

  April 19, 2006 New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  Researchers Reveal Lung's Unique Innate Immune System

  April 19, 2006 University of California, San Diego Science Daily