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• Vatican Observatory head clashes with cardinal on evolution

  August 5, 2005 Catholic World News

• Evolution dispute now set to split Catholic hierarchy

  August 5, 2005 Michael McCarthy Independent (UK)

• "Dogs cloned from adult somatic cells"

  August 4, 2005 Byeong Chun Lee, et al. Nature, v.436, p.641

• It's a Dog's life — editor's summary

• Beating Hurdles, Scientists Clone a Dog for a First

  August 4, 2005 Gina Kolata New York Times

• Apophis and Us

  August 4, 2005 New York Times / should the asteroid Apophis be added to our regular list of doomsday worries

• Environmental damage seen from shuttle

  August 4, 2005 CNN (Reuters)

• Leading Republican differs with Bush on evolution

  August 4, 2005 Jon Hurdle Reuters

• The Intelligent Design Bogeyman

  August 4, 2005 David Limbaugh

• Darwin's Compost

  August 4, 2005 George Neumayr American Thinker

  an honest headline on the story would read: “Press Baits Bush on Intelligent Design, Then Fuels Debate over his Response”

• Separation of Church and State Has No Legitimate Bearing on Science Education says Creation Scientist

  August 4, 2005 contact: Kathleen Campbell Christian Wire Service

• Physics Society President Says Intelligent Design Should Not be Taught as Science

  August 4, 2005 contacts: James Riordon and Marvin Cohen American Physical Society

• on President Bush’s Comments that "Intelligent Design" Should Be Taught in the Nation’s Science Classrooms

  August 4, 2005 Antonia Cortese American Federation of Teachers

• Designs on Us

  August 3, 2005 David Klinghoffer National Review Online

  conservatives on Darwin vs. ID

• Bush Remarks Roil Debate on Teaching of Evolution

  August 3, 2005 Elisabeth Bumiller New York Times

• review: Evolution's Many Branches

  August 3, 2005 Douglas Erwin American Scientist

• Moon soils store Earth's early breath

  August 3, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  traces of ancient nitrogen could date our magnetic field

• News Update/Commentary

  Bush: Teach 'Intelligent Design'

  August 2, 2005 CBS News

• Too Many Planets Numb the Mind

  August 2, 2005 New York Times

• The Authority of the Bible in a Scientific Age

  August 2, 2005 2004 The Road to Emmaus

• New cosmic look may cast doubts on big bang theory

  August 2, 2005 University of Alabama Space Flight Now

• President Bush's Support for Free Speech on Evolution and Intelligent Design Draws Praise from Discovery Institute

  August 2, 2005 Discovery Institute

• Bush Endorsement of 'Intelligent Design' in Public Schools Is Irresponsible, Says Americans United

  August 2, 2005 Americans United for Separation of Church and State

• President Confuses Science and Belief, Puts Schoolchildren at Risk

  August 2, 2005 contact: Harvey Leifert American Geophysical Union

• Book

  The Infinite Book: A Short Guide to the Boundless, Timeless and Endless

  August 1, 2005 John D. Barrow Pantheon (Random House)

  see also Amazon

• "Formation of Martian outflow channels by catastrophic dewatering of evaporite deposits"

  August 1, 2005 David R. Montgomery and Alan Gillespie Geology, v.33, n.8, p.625-628

• Foundation for Thought and Ethics

  August 1, 2005 Richardson, TX/ working to restore the freedom to know to young people in the classroom

• Footprints to Fill

  August 1, 2005 Kate Wong Scientific American

  flat feet and doubts about makers of the Laetoli tracks

• The Human Nervous System: Evidence of Intelligent Design [Part I]

  August 1, 2005 Brad Harrub Reason & Revelation (Apologetics Press), v.25, n.8, p.57-63

• "Galapagos: Where Darwin Went Wrong" (pdf)

  August 1, 2005 Acts & Facts, v.34, n.8, p.1-2

• "Evolution -- Impossible to Embarass Its Believers"

  August 1, 2005 Henry Morris Back to Genesis, n.200 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Polonium Radiohalos: The Model for Their Formation Tested and Verified"

  August 1, 2005 Andrew A. Snelling Impact, n.386 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Let's Have No More Monkey Trials

  August 1, 2005 Charles Krauthammer Time Magazine

  to teach faith as science is to undermine both

• Bush: Schools should teach intelligent design

  August 1, 2005 MSNBC (Associated Press) students should learn about it along with evolution, he says

• Darwinism and Catholicism should be compatible

  August 1, 2005 Gary Belovsky University of Notre Dame

• Astronomers to decide what makes a planet

  August 1, 2005 Jim Giles Nature (news@nature)

  status of newly discovered world hangs in the balance

• News Update/Commentary

  Hubble images capture exploding star

  August 1, 2005 space.com staff CNN

  a star explodes every second or so, somewhere in the universe

• "Evolution Wars Show No Sign of Abating"

  August 1, 2005 Jim Dawson Physics Today, v.58, n.8, p.24-25

• The Early Evolution of Animals

  August 1, 2005 David J. Bottjer Scientific American

  tiny fossils reveal that complex animal life is older than we thought

• COSMOLOGY: Is the Universe Out of Tune?

  August 1, 2005 Glenn D. Starkman and Dominik J. Schwarz Scientific American

  like the discord of key instruments in a skillful orchestra quietly playing the wrong piece, mysterious discrepancies have arisen between theory and observations of the "music" of the cosmic microwave background

• Cosmic CAT Scan

  August 1, 2005 W. Wayt Gibbs Scientific American

  observing the early universe--with 10,000 TV antennas

• 'Strange Things Happening' to Pacific Coast Marine Life

  August 1, 2005 Terence Chea Live Science (Associated Press)

• Inside an Earthquake: Geologists Penetrate Fault Zone 2 Miles Down

  August 1, 2005 Robert Roy Britt Live Science

• Scientists, religious scholars to present Shroud of Turin findings

  August 1, 2005 Jeremy Reynalds Christian Examiner

  Is image a hoax or visible projection of Christ’s resurrection?

• MUSEUMS: The Revolution Begins

  August 1, 2005 Corey S. Powell Discover, v.26, n.8

  a radical ring of scientists ditch all those dusty ideas about dinosaur evolution

• Illuminated Life

  August 1, 2005 George M. Whitesides Discover, v.26, n.8

  meet the true masters of optics: animals that know a lot more about slicing, dicing, and twisting beams of light than we do

• Creation-Evolution Headlines

  August 1, 2005 David F. Coppedge Master Plan Productions

• Book

  Darwin: The Indelible Stamp

  August 1, 2005 James D. Watson (editor) Running Press

  four of Darwin's books with commentary; see also Amazon

• Book

  The Republican War on Science

  August 1, 2005 Chris Mooney Basic Books

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Warped Passages: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe's Hidden Dimensions

  August 1, 2005 Lisa Randall Harper Collins

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Stealing God's Thunder: Benjamin Franklin's Lightning Rod and the Invention of America

  August 1, 2005 Philip Dray Random House

  see also Amazon