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• News Update/Commentary

  Experimental Evolution of Yeast in the Lab May Illuminate Early Events in Speciation

  February 7, 2006 Cell Press Science Daily

• 'Garden of Eden' found in New Guinea

  February 7, 2006 CBC News (Canada)

• Scientists discover dozens of new species in 'Lost World' of western New Guinea

  February 7, 2006 contact: Tom Cohen EurekAlert!

  lost bird of paradise found in isolated Foja mountains of Papua, along with new honeyeater bird, new frogs and a rare tree kangaroo

• "Lost World" Found in Indonesia Is Trove of New Species

  February 7, 2006 Stefan Lovgren National Geographic News

• ‘Lost World’ of wildlife found in Indonesia

  February 7, 2006 MSNBC expedition found 20 new species of frogs, photographed bird rituals

• News Update/Commentary

  Science team finds 'lost world'

  February 7, 2006 BBC News

  an international team of scientists says it has found a "lost world" in the Indonesian jungle that is home to dozens of new animal and plant species

• Immersed in science, religion

  February 6, 2006 Susan Palmer Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

• Dark matter warms up

  February 6, 2006 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  unseen mass looks to be more 'tepid' than thought

• Eden and Evolution

  February 5, 2006 Shankar Vedantam Washington Post, p.W08

  Religious critics of evolution are wrong about its flaws. But are they right that it threatens belief in a loving God?

• Intelligent Design (ID) is Original Science & not philosophy- I

  February 5, 2006 Sasi Sukumaran International Reporter

• Evolution Measure Splits State Legislators in Utah

  February 5, 2006 Kirk Johnson New York Times

• Eden and Evolution

  February 5, 2006 Shankar Vedantam Washington Post, p.W08

  Religious critics of evolution are wrong about its flaws. But are they right that it threatens belief in a loving God?

• Book

  Dinosaurs: An Adventist View

  February 5, 2006 Clarion Call Books

• Politics, Religion, and Evolution: The Three Don’ts

  February 5, 2006 Michael Craven crosswalk.com

• Robot special: Almost human

  February 4, 2006 New Scientist, n.2537, p.38

• Teach your brain to stretch time

  February 4, 2006 Caroline Williams New Scientist, n.2537

  Ever wished life was a little less frantic? Need more hours to get things done? The extra time you need is all in your mind, if you know how to find it

• Kansas Crowd Flocks to 'Dodo' Film on Evolution

  February 3, 2006 Carey Gillam ABC News (Reuters)

• EVOLUTION: "Hidden Genetic Variation Yields Caterpillar of a Different Color"

  February 3, 2006 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.311, n.5761, p.591

• SCIENCE EDUCATION: "Strategies Evolve as Candidates Prepare for Kansas Board Races"

  February 3, 2006 Yudhijit Bhattacharjee Science, v.311, n.5761, p.588-589

• UMass scientist to lead debate on evolutionary theory

  February 3, 2006 Darry Madden Brattleboro Reformer (Vermont)

• Unleashing genetic diversity

  February 3, 2006 Melissa Lee Phillips The Scientist

  mutation in hormonal pathway can reveal environment-dependent phenotypes

• Lecture adds to intelligent design debate

  February 3, 2006 William Dillon The Tribune (Ames, IA)

• Blog: Flock of Dodos

  February 3, 2006 Kendall Powell Nature (news@nature)

  Powell travels to Kansas City for the first public screening and discussion of a controversial film about the intelligent design debate. She writes back from the scene to tell us about Flock of Dodos: the Evolution-Intelligent Design Circus.

• Taft may re-ignite fuss over intelligent design

  February 3, 2006 Mark Niquette Columbus Dispatch (Ohio)

• Whether Intelligent Design is Science (pdf)

  February 3, 2006 Michael J. Behe Discovery Institute

  a response to the Opinion of the Court in Kitzmiller vs Dover Area School District

• "Solar system: A planet more, a planet less?"

  February 2, 2006 Scott S. Sheppard Nature, v.439, n.7076, p.541

  further observations of an object which lies beyond Neptune, show that its diameter is around 3100 kilometres

• Editor's Summary: One over the nine

• "Early evolution of the venom system in lizards and snakes"

  February 2, 2006 Bryan G. Fry, et al. Nature, v.439, n.7076, p.584-588

• Marriage of Two Minds

  February 2, 2006 Charles Townes Science & Spirit

  suppose, far from existing in conflict, science and religion are intimately related -- each relying on faith to comprehend the same orderly yet mysterious universe

• War of the Worlds

  February 2, 2006 George Johnson Science & Spirit

  maybe the best way for science and religion to coexist is independently -- each providing powerful answers to distinct sets of questions, neither expected to fully accommodate the other

• Dinosaur link to birds debated

  February 2, 2006 Laura Latzko Washington Times

• Evolution: fact or fiction?

  February 2, 2006 Georgia Purdom Answers in Genesis

  in Utah and elsewhere, it all depends on your presuppositions

• Experts clash over demise of the dinosaur

  February 2, 2006 Roger Highfield Telegraph (UK)

  the giant impact that shook the Earth 65 million years ago is still sending out shock waves, triggering a scientific feud over whether the event really killed off the dinosaurs

• New analysis shows three human migrations out of Africa

  February 2, 2006 Tony Fitzpatrick Washington University (St. Louis, MO)

  replacement theory 'demolished'

• Nobel winner offers thought-provoking address at PUC

  February 2, 2006 Bill Kisliuk St. Helena Star (CA)

  Sydney Brenner, a genetics specialist who won the Nobel Prize in 2002 for his work in the field of organ development and is also credited with the discovery of messenger RNA, addressed students at Pacific Union College

• Book

  The Geology of Iceland and Mid-Ocean Ridges

  February 1, 2006 Agust Gudmundsson Springer

  see also Amazon

• Analysis and critique of the concept of Natural Selection

  February 1, 2006 S. N. Salthe

  and of the Darwinian theory of evolution in respect to its suitability as part of Modernism's origination myth, as well as of its ability to explain organic evolution

• Book

  Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon

  February 1, 2006 Daniel C. Dennett Viking (Penguin)

  see also Amazon

• Flock of Dodos: The Evolution-Intelligent Design Circus

  February 1, 2006 advance screening:

• Un-Bee-lievable Vision

  February 1, 2006 Frank Sherwin Origins Issues, n.200602 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "From Dayton to Dover"

  February 1, 2006 John Morris Acts & Facts, v.35, n.2, p.2-3 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Just How Well Proven Is Evolution?"

  February 1, 2006 John Morris Dr. John's Q&A, n.206 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "The Struggles of Michael Ruse"

  February 1, 2006 Henry Morris Back to Genesis, n.206 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Confirmation of Rapid Metamorphism of Rocks

  February 1, 2006 Andrew A. Snelling Impact, n.392 (Institute for Creation Research)

• On the Origins of Life

  February 1, 2006 David Berlinski Commentary

  even as our understanding has advanced dramatically, our explanations of how life emerged on earth continue to rest on yet-to-be-proved assumptions

• 'Tenth Planet' found to be a whopper

  February 1, 2006 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  large size of 2003 UB₃₁₃ fuels debate over what is and isn't a planet

• Explore Evolution (lectures)

  February 1, 2006 University of Michigan

• Evolution mystery: Spider venom and bacteria share same toxin

  February 1, 2006 contact: Tania Thompson EurekAlert!

• Creation seminar coming to Dover Area High School

  February 1, 2006 Kent Hovind Repent America

• Lies, Damn Lies… and Scientific Misconduct

  February 1, 2006 Glenn McGee The Scientist, v.20, n.2, p.24

  it’s time for a revolution in the ethics of research

• The Hidden Dangers of Fundamentalism

  February 1, 2006 Jack Woodall The Scientist, v.20, n.2, p.59

  a connection exists between disease outbreaks and extreme religious practice