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• Genesis display rejected at the Tulsa Zoo

  July 8, 2005   Pam Sheppard Answers in Genesis

• "Redefining Science"

  July 8, 2005 Alan I. Leshner Science, v.309, n.5732, p.221

• PLANETARY SCIENCE: Deep Impact Makes a Lasting Impression on Comet Tempel 1

  July 8, 2005 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.309, n.5732, p.226-227

• "EVOLUTIONARY GENETICS: Are Humans Still Evolving?"

  July 8, 2005 Michael Balter Science, v.309, n.5732, p.234-237

• Scientists are Wimps

  July 8, 2005 posted by Trey Hicks soapbox.townhall.com

• Finding Design in Nature

  July 7, 2005 Christoph Schönborn New York Times

• Conservatives and Evolution: Evolutionary War

  July 7, 2005 Ben Adler New Republic

• How epigenetics affects twins

  July 7, 2005 Charles Q. Choi The Scientist

  in genetically identical siblings, DNA methylation and histone acetylation correlate with age and lifestyle

• "The Mental Universe"

  July 7, 2005 Richard Conn Henry Nature, v.436, p.29

• Collision With a Comet

  July 6, 2005 New York Times

  NASA scored a remarkable triumph this week when it smashed a small spacecraft into an onrushing comet with almost bull's-eye precision

• Book

  Privileged Planet Shown at University of Toronto, Without Controversy

  July 6, 2005 Denyse O'Leary Christianity.ca

  Canadians have never been as likely as Americans to get all steamed up about Darwinian evolution theory

• Design Film Sparks Angst

  July 6, 2005 Denyse O'Leary Christianity Today

  under fire, Smithsonian disavows presentation on Intelligent Design

• Mexico offers up ancient footprints

  July 5, 2005 Maev Kennedy The Guardian (UK)

• News Update/Commentary

  Trees, Vines and Nets -- Microbial Evolution Changes Its Face

  July 5, 2005 European Molecular Biology Laboratory Science Daily

• Religion, science and the Relational Blockworld

  July 5, 2005 Matt Donnelly Science & Theology News

  Michael Silberstein argues that the Relational Blockworld idea might help to formulate a Theory of Everything

• Genesis display okayed for the Tulsa Zoo … and now the opposition begins

  July 5, 2005 Pam Sheppard Answers in Genesis

• Dinosaur Track Found in Alaska Park

  July 5, 2005 Dan Joling ABC News (Associated Press)

  student finds dinosaur track in Alaska's Denali National Park

• How Quantum Physics Can Teach Biologists About Evolution

  July 5, 2005 Cornelia Dean New York Times

• Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet Mission

  July 5, 2005 Yahoo! News (Associated Press)

• Spacecraft Hits Passing Comet, Just as Planned

  July 5, 2005 Warren E. Leary New York Times

• Geological pioneer was a biblical creationist

  July 5, 2005 Tas Walker Biblical Geology

  Nicolas Steno (1631-1686) was the pioneer of modern geology

• Deep Impact strikes back

  July 5, 2005 Lisa Pinsker Geotimes

• A Debate That Does Not End

  July 4, 2005 George F. Will Newsweek

  the Scopes Trial, the most widely publicized misdemeanor case in American history, went to trial 80 years ago this month in Dayton, Tenn

• News Update/Commentary

  LSU Scientists Develop New Theory About Human Genome Evolution by Tracking 'Stealth' DNA Elements

  July 4, 2005 Louisiana State University Science Daily

• Twins grow apart as they age

  July 4, 2005 Roxanne Khamsi Nature (news@nature)

  genetic tests reveal how the environment changes our DNA

• Ancient 'footprints' found in Mexico

  July 4, 2005 Rex Dalton Nature (news@nature)

  find may push back dates of when people arrived in the Americas

• Smashing success for Deep Impact probe

  July 4, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  direct hit releases copious material from comet Tempel 1

• British scientists unearth 40,000 year-old human footprints in central Mexico

  July 4, 2005 Catherine McAloon Yahoo! News

• Walking with ancestors: discovery rewrites American prehistory

  July 4, 2005 David Keys The Independent (UK)

• The Big Bang

  July 3, 2005 David Grinspoon New York Times

  NASA will fire an 820-pound copper barrel directly into the path of a nine-mile-long, potato-shaped comet to learn about impact cratering

• Uncommon Dissent Forum: Scientists Who Find Darwinism Unconvincing (Eunoia Conferences)

  July 3, 2005 Michael Behe, John A. Campbell, Jonathan Wells, and Thomas Woodward Greenville, South Carolina

  hear leading scientists present the latest evidence regarding Darwin's "speculations"

• Complete Works Online

  July 3, 2005 Cambridge University

  see also the British Library

• Critics attack plan for Christian academies

  July 2, 2005 Jonathan Guthrie Financial Times (UK)

  a multi-millionaire car dealer plans to set up two "Christian ethos" academies where creationism would be taught alongside evolution in science lessons

• Did the big bang really happen?

  July 2, 2005 Marcus Chown New Scientist, n.2506

  Is it time to admit that the idea of a big bang just does not stack up?

• Book

  The Seven Hills of Rome: A Geological Tour of the Eternal City

  July 1, 2005 Grant Heiken, Renato Funiciello, and Donatella de Rita Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• "Evidence for possible precursor events of megathrust earthquakes on the west coast of North America"

  July 1, 2005 Andrea D. Hawkes, David B. Scott, Jere H. Lipps, and Rod Combellick Geological Society of America Bulletin, v.117, n.7, p.996-1008

• Genomics at ICR

  July 1, 2005 Daniel Criswell Impact, n.385 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "GRIP Deuterium Excess Reveals Rapid and Orbital-Scale Changes in Greenland Moisture Origin"

  July 1, 2005 V. Masson-Delmotte, J. Jouzel, A. Landais, M. Stievenard, S. J. Johnsen, J. W. C. White, M. Werner, A. Sveinbjornsdottir, and K. Fuhrer Science, v.309, n.5731, p.118-121

• 125

  July 1, 2005 Donald Kennedy Science, v.309, n.5731, p.19

  25 "Big Questions" along with 100 smaller ones

• "What Is the Biological Basis of Consciousness?"

  July 1, 2005 Greg Miller Science, v.309, n.5731, p.79

• How Much Can Human Life Span Be Extended?

  July 1, 2005 Jennifer Couzin Science, v.309, n.5731, p.83

• How Does Earth's Interior Work?

  July 1, 2005 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.309, n.5731, p.87

• Are We Alone in the Universe?

  July 1, 2005 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.309, n.5731, p.88

• "How and Where Did Life on Earth Arise?"

  July 1, 2005 Carl Zimmer Science, v.309, n.5731, p.89

• "What Genetic Changes Made Us Uniquely Human?"

  July 1, 2005 Elizabeth Culotta Science, v.309, n.5731, p.91

• "Do Deeper Principles Underlie Quantum Uncertainty and Nonlocality?"

  July 1, 2005 Charles Seife Science, v.309, n.5731, p.98

• "So Much More to Know …"

  July 1, 2005 Science, v.309, n.5731, p.78-102 — from the nature of the cosmos to the nature of societies, 100 questions that span the sciences

• "What Don't We Know?"

  July 1, 2005 Donald Kennedy and Colin Norman Science, v.309, n.5731, p.75

  free special feature

• "Kansas Schools in the News" (pdf)

  July 1, 2005 John D. Morris Acts & Facts, v.34, n.7, p.1-3 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Big Bang Breakdown

  July 1, 2005 Brad Harrub Apologetics Press