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• How Do You Cure a Broken Heart?

  May 29, 2005 April Witt Washington Post, p.W10

  a connection between the emotions and the heart

• "Direct Radiometric Dating of Hydrocarbon Deposits Using Rhenium-Osmium Isotopes"

  May 27, 2005 David Selby and Robert A. Creaser Science, v.308, n.5726, p.1293-1295

• "The Link Between Supernovae and Gamma Ray Bursts"

  May 27, 2005 Brian Schmidt Science, v.308, n.5726, p.1265-1266

• Kabinet staat achter debat over intelligent design [Cabinet supports debate over intelligent design]

  May 27, 2005 Reformatorisch Dagblad

  the Dutch cabinet and Prime Minister today backed up the Education minister in her call for a discussion of ID

• Scientists Trace Corn Ancestry from Ancient Grass to Modern Crop

  May 27, 2005 National Science Foundation indigenous farmers bred the plant for hardiness and better food quality

• Style over function for stegosaur spikes

  May 27, 2005 Laura Stafford Geotimes

• GEOCHEMISTRY: "When Do Rocks Become Oil?"

  May 27, 2005 Bruce F. Schaefer Science, v.308, n.5726, p.1267-1268

• "Direct Radiometric Dating of Hydrocarbon Deposits Using Rhenium-Osmium Isotopes"

  May 27, 2005 David Selby and Robert A. Creaser Science, v.308, n.5726, p.1293-1295

• Style over function for stegosaur spikes

  May 27, 2005 Laura Stafford Geotimes

• LETTERS: Theory of evolution

  May 26, 2005 David Herring, Alan M. Stanier Times (UK)

• A universal trend of amino acid gain and loss in protein evolution

  May 26, 2005 I. King Jordan, Fyodor A. Kondrashov, Ivan A. Adzhubei, Yuri I. Wolf, Eugene V. Koonin, Alexey S. Kondrashov, and Shamil Sunyaev Nature, v.435, p.528

• LETTERS: Evolving theory of intelligent design

  May 25, 2005 Milton Wainwright, Andy McIntosh Times (UK)

• Design, not evolution

  May 25, 2005 Chris Durr Falcon, v.76, n.26 (Seattle Pacific University)

  William Dembski lecture: irreducible complexity problematizes Darwin

• Planetary billiards answer Solar System riddle

  May 25, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  scattering rocks moved planets and battered the Moon

• Ga. County Removing Evolution Stickers

  May 24, 2005 Washington Post (Associated Press)

• Americas had seventy 'founding fathers'

  May 24, 2005 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  gene study counts the first humans to reach the New World

• Meteor theory gets rocky ride from dinosaur expert

  May 24, 2005 Rex Dalton Nature (news@nature)

  US palaeontologist amasses data against Mexican crater hypothesis

• "Do orthologous gene phylogenies really support tree-thinking?"

  May 24, 2005 E. Bapteste, E. Susko, J. Leigh, D. MacLeod, R. L. Charlebois, and W. F. Doolittle BMC Evolutionary Biology, v.5

• News Update/Commentary

  First Ever Fossil of Sleeping Dinosaur Found in China

  May 23, 2005 American Museum of Natural History Science Daily

• A Surprising Leap on Cloning

  May 22, 2005 editorial New York Times

  South Korean scientists stunned their rivals around the world last week by announcing that they had produced the first human embryos that were genetic matches for diseased or injured patients, and had done so by a highly efficient method that could bring

• Darwin's theory evolves into culture war

  May 22, 2005 Lisa Anderson Chicago Tribune

  Kansas curriculum is focal point of wider struggle across nation

• Creation Museum Sparks Evolution Debate

  May 22, 2005 Associated Press

• An evolving debate

  May 21, 2005 Timothy Lamer World Magazine

  The controversy over evolution includes a growing number of scientists who challenge Darwinism. Should schoolchildren learn that fact? Darwinists say no, but Kansas officials may say otherwise.

• Ossuaries and the Burials of Jesus and James (pdf)

  May 21, 2005 Jodi Magness Journal of Biblical Literature, v.124, n.1, p.121-154

• Creationism: God's gift to the ignorant

  May 21, 2005 Richard Dawkins Times (UK)

• The golden age of dinosaurs

  May 21, 2005 New Scientist, n.2500, p.34

• Earliest lichen fossils found in China

  May 21, 2005 New Scientist, n.2500, p.20

• Female spiders try eating mate even before sex

  May 21, 2005 New Scientist, n.2500, p.20

• Koreans Say They Cloned Embryos for Stem Cells

  May 20, 2005 Rick Weiss Washington Post, p.A01

• Koreans Report Ease in Cloning for Stem Cells

  May 20, 2005 Gina Kolata New York Times

• "Learning from Natural Disasters"

  May 20, 2005 Brooks Hanson Science, v.308, n.5725, p.1125

• Real-time forecasts of tomorrow's earthquakes in California

  May 19, 2005 Matthew C. Gerstenberger, Stefan Wiemer, Lucile M. Jones, and Paul A. Reasenberg Nature, v.435, p.328-331

• CORRESPONDENCE: "Solidarity with the oppressed flat-Earthers"

  May 19, 2005 Dan Graur Nature, v.435, p.276

• CORRESPONDENCE: "Intelligent design or intellectual laziness?"

  May 19, 2005 Michael Lynch Nature, v.435, p.276

• CORRESPONDENCE: "Leave well alone and stick to teaching what you know"

  May 19, 2005 Rustum Roy Nature, v.435, p.276

• CORRESPONDENCE: "Seeking evidence of God's work undermines faith"

  May 19, 2005 Douglas W. Yu Nature, v.435, p.275-276

• CORRESPONDENCE: "Evolution is a short-order cook, not a watchmaker"

  May 19, 2005 Chris Miller Nature, v.435, p.275

• CORRESPONDENCE: "Teaching about ID helps students see its flaws"

  May 19, 2005 David Leaf Nature, v.435, p.275

• CORRESPONDENCE: "When science meets religion in the classroom"

  May 19, 2005 Jerry Coyne Nature, v.435, p.275

• News Update/Commentary

  Same Fold in Viral Shells Point to Common Ancestry

  May 19, 2005 Purdue University Science Daily

• Korean team lauded for stem-cell advance

  May 19, 2005 Erika Check Nature (news@nature)

  patient-specific cell lines hold hope for future therapies

• An Exotic Evolution

  May 19, 2005 David A. Fahrenthold Washington Post, p.B01

  black squirrels imported in early 1900s gain foothold

• News Update/Commentary

  Arachnid's clue to dino wipeout

  May 18, 2005 BBC News

  a spider relative called a harvestman trapped in amber could shed light on how arachnids were affected by the extinction that wiped out dinosaurs

• News Update/Commentary

  To Stop Evolution: New Way of Fighting Antibiotic Resistance Demonstrated by Scripps Scientists

  May 18, 2005 Scripps Research Institute Science Daily

• Real-time Forecast of Earthquake Hazard in the Next 24 Hours

  May 18, 2005 U.S. Geological Survey

• And the earthquake forecast today is...

  May 18, 2005 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  Californians treated to maps showing the likelihood of a tremor in their neighbourhood

• The Evolution of Creationism

  May 17, 2005 New York Times

• School Boards Want to 'Teach the Controversy.' What Controversy?

  May 17, 2005 Lawrence M. Krauss New York Times

• Now There Are Many: Robots That Reproduce

  May 17, 2005 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• Looking forward to the Creation Mega Conference!

  May 17, 2005 David A. DeWitt Answers in Genesis