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• Intelligent Design Case Goes to Trial

  September 16, 2005 guest: Nicholas Matske NPR

  the case of Kitzmiller et al v. Dover Area School Board pits "intelligent design" proponents against those who want to keep the idea out of science classes

• Intelligent Design or Mindless Evolution

  September 16, 2005 Bishop Donald Wuerl Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh

• Why Evolution Fails to Persuade: Facts and Speculation are Regarded the Same

  September 16, 2005 Kevin Wirth crevoblog.blogspot

• "Discovery of a bright quasar without a massive host galaxy"

  September 15, 2005 Pierre Magain, Géraldine Letawe, Frédéric Courbin, Pascale Jablonka, Knud Jahnke, Georges Meylan, and Lutz Wisotzki Nature, v.437, p.381-384

  Editor's Summary

• "Predecessors of the giant 1960 Chile earthquake"

  September 15, 2005 Marco Cisternas, et al. Nature, v.437, p.404-407

• Earthquake succession / Editor's Summary

• "Genome sequencing in microfabricated high-density picolitre reactors"

  September 15, 2005 Marcel Margulies, et al. Nature, v.437, p.376-380

• Speed sequencing / Editor's Summary

• Patterns and Rates of Species Evolution

  September 15, 2005 Michael J. Benton Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS)

  in Biological Systematics ... developed under the auspices of the UNESCO, Eolss Publishers, Oxford

• Event: "Design by Evolution or Evolution by Design?"

  September 15, 2005 Paul Nelson and Michael Ruse University of Miami

• Giant Earthquake Predictions Aided by Historical Data

  September 15, 2005 Stefan Lovgren National Geographic News

• Hurricanes Are Getting Stronger, Study Says

  September 15, 2005 John Roach National Geographic News

• Storms get fewer but fiercer

  September 15, 2005 Quirin Schiermeier Nature (news@nature)

  satellite images agree with study of hurricane costs

• Ornithologists stunned by bird collector’s deceit (pdf)

  September 15, 2005 Rex Dalton Nature, v.437, p.302

  catalogue of fraud has taken years to uncover

• News Update/Commentary

  Secrets of the Whale Riders: Crablike 'Whale Lice' Show How Endangered Cetaceans Evolved

  September 14, 2005 University of Utah Science Daily

• Magazine Article

  Orphaned quasar seeks galaxy to call home

  September 14, 2005 Kelly Young New Scientist

• Intelligent design: Students ponder faith and science

  September 14, 2005 Lisa Livermore Des Moines Register

  the controversial idea of intelligent design has become a hot topic on the Iowa State University campus

• Amazing fossil puts Scotland's dinosaurs on the map

  September 14, 2005 Diane MacLean Scotsman

• Blazing gamma-ray burst is most distant ever

  September 13, 2005 Jeff Hecht New Scientist

• Author says GOP is waging war on scientific inquiry

  September 13, 2005 Tom Paulson Seattle Post-Intelligencer

• Intelligent design old news to Darwin

  September 13, 2005 Tom Hundley Chicago Tribune

  Origin of Species author would shy away from today's debate because he was too shy to face it

• For Fossil Hunters, Gobi Is No Desert

  September 13, 2005 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Comics: Non Sequitur

  September 13, 2005 Yahoo! News the evolution of intelligent design

• A design for life

  September 12, 2005 John Sutherland The Guardian (UK)

  discussion with Michael Behe, a leading proponent of intelligent design, the controversial theory that evolution alone cannot explain life's complexity

• News Update/Commentary

  Most distant cosmic blast sighted

  September 12, 2005 BBC News

  astronomers have witnessed the most distant cosmic explosion on record: a gamma-ray burst that has come from the edge of the visible Universe

• Astronomers Observe the Most Distant Explosion in the Universe

  September 12, 2005 Sarah Graham Scientific American

• Clash in Cambridge

  September 12, 2005 John Horgan Scientific American

  science and religion seem as antagonistic as ever

• Speculation About Design Falls Short of Science

  September 12, 2005 McAllister Hull Albuquerque Journal

• Faith does breed charity

  September 12, 2005 Roy Hattersley Guardian (UK)

  we atheists have to accept that most believers are better human beings

• Why Do We Invoke Darwin?

  September 10, 2005 Philip S. Skell Discovery Institute

• Siberian blast led to mass extinction

  September 10, 2005 Jeff Hecht New Scientist, n.2516

  huge volcanic eruptions that covered much of Siberia with lava were probably responsible for the worst mass extinction in the last half-billion years

• Reports tallies the true fallout from Chernobyl

  September 10, 2005 Rob Edwards New Scientist, n.2516

  twenty years on, and UN scientists are at last beginning to understand the aftermath of the world's worst-ever nuclear accident

• Bug commits suicide to save its buddies

  September 10, 2005 New Scientist, n.2516, p.19

• "Panel Puts Eventual Chornobyl Death Toll in Thousands"

  September 9, 2005 John Bohannon Science, v.309, n.5741, p.1663

• Are Human Brains Still Evolving? Brain Genes Show Signs of Selection

  September 9, 2005 Michael Balter Science, v.309, n.5741, p.1662-1663

• "HURRICANE KATRINA: Scientists' Fears Come True as Hurricane Floods New Orleans"

  September 9, 2005 John Travis Science, v.309, n.5741, p.1656-1659

• "Darwin's Rottweiler" -- Richard Dawkins Speaks His Mind

  September 9, 2005 Albert Mohler

• Monkey business

  September 9, 2005 Stephen Pincock Financial Times

  "I’m not convinced by the arguments in favour of intelligent design"

• News Update/Commentary

  'Virgin conception' first for UK

  September 9, 2005 Jonathan Amos BBC News

  human embryos created using a so-called "virgin conception" technique

• Fossils show flying reptiles 'much bigger'

  September 9, 2005 CNN (Reuters)

  giant reptiles could have grown to twice the size originally thought with wingspans of at least 18 meters

• Cosmic 'cigar' spins at astonishing pace

  September 9, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  Pluto's neighbour has a very unexpected shape

• Genetic Analysis Suggests Human Brain Is a Work-in-Progress

  September 9, 2005 Sarah Graham Scientific American

• TO: Kansas State Board of Education (pdf)

  September 9, 2005 Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity — Nobel laureates initiative

• Evolution and the suppression of truth

  September 8, 2005 Don Walton Baptist Press (Southern Baptist Convention)

• Intelligent Design: It's Not Even Wrong

  September 8, 2005 Rush Holt TPM Cafe

  Though I respect and consistently protect the rights of persons of faith and the curricula of religious schools, public school science classes are not the place to teach concepts that cannot be backed up by evidence and tested experimentally.

• Comets May Not Have Solid Cores, "Impact" Shows

  September 8, 2005 Brian Handwerk National Geographic News

• How comets may have 'seeded' life on Earth

  September 8, 2005 Peter N. Spotts Christian Science Monitor

  a new look at a comet's core could reveal its role in our planet's early history

• Christian reluctance to jump on global warming bandwagon attributed to skepticism of evolution

  September 8, 2005 Michael Oard Answers in Genesis

• News Update/Commentary

  Flying reptiles just got bigger

  September 8, 2005 Jonathan Amos BBC News

  scientists are only now starting to recognise the astonishing size reached by pterosaurs, the flying reptiles that lived at the time of the dinosaurs

• Genes Show Signs Brain Still Evolving

  September 8, 2005 Lauran Neergaard Yahoo! News

• Chernobyl's Reduced Impact

  September 8, 2005 New York Times

• Study Suggests Human Brains Still Evolving

  September 8, 2005 Live Science (Associated Press)