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• Little tremors are key to earthquake forecasts

  April 27, 2005 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  seismologists unravel California's 'late quake'

• Same-sex fungi can mate

  April 26, 2005 Charles Q. Choi The Scientist

  C. neoformans' sexual cycle could shed light on the evolution from asexuality to sex

• Quoting, Misquoting, Quote-Mining

  April 26, 2005 Uncommon Descent (The Intelligent Design Weblog of William A. Dembski)

• Group of Scientists Drafts Rules on Ethics for Stem Cell Research

  April 26, 2005 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• The science of design

  April 24, 2005 Mark Hartwig York Daily Record (Pennsylvania)

• AAPT Statement on the Teaching of Evolution and Cosmology

  April 24, 2005 American Association of Physics Teachers

• Darwin-only challenger claims libel

  April 23, 2005 World Net Daily parent says 'evolution spokeswoman' trying to discredit effort

• Adaptability, cooperation more important than dominion in survival

  April 23, 2005 Vic Jenkins Daily Republic (Fairfield, CA)

• LETTERS: Prove it: Science or religion

  April 23, 2005 Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)

• LITERATURE REVIEW: Does Free Will Exist • Stephen Bauer • p.50-52 | pdf |

  April 23, 2005

• LITERATURE REVIEW: Investigating the Designer • Werner Vyhmeister • p.47-49 | pdf |

  April 23, 2005

• LITERATURE REVIEW: Teach the Controversy • Henry Zuill • p.44-46 | pdf |

  April 23, 2005

• ANNOTATIONS FROM THE LITERATURE: • p.30-43 | pdf |

  April 23, 2005

• Visualizing Baraminic Distances Using Classical Multidimensional Scaling • Todd Charles Wood • p.9-29 | pdf |

  April 23, 2005

• REACTIONS: • p.7-8 | pdf |

  April 23, 2005

• EDITORIAL: Conflating Answers: To and From Design Questions • Timothy G. Standish • p.3-6 | pdf |

  April 23, 2005

• "Creationist Geologic Time Scale: an attack strategy for the sciences"

  April 23, 2005 Donald U. Wise American Scientist, v.86, n.2, p.160-173

  expanded version of an original manuscript -- Should the scientific community continue to fight rear-guard skirmishes with creationists, or insist that "young-earthers" defend their model in toto?

• Whatever happened to machines that think?

  April 23, 2005 Justin Mullins New Scientist

• Bringing dinosaurs back from the dead

  April 23, 2005 Bob Holmes New Scientist, n.2496

  why dream of recreating dinosaurs when we can already resurrect their genes for a repeat performance?

• Corals reveal rapid sea level changes

  April 23, 2005 Kate Ravilious New Scientist, n.2496

  the prevailing view that sea level only changes gradually over tens of thousands of years as ice sheets wax and wane is being challenged

• The black hole hunter

  April 23, 2005 Valerie Jamieson New Scientist, n.2496

  if making mini black holes on Earth sounds terrifying, try building a machine to catch them

• Dark Influence

  April 23, 2005 David Shiga Science News, v.167, n.17, p.264

  most of the universe's matter is out of sight, but not out of mind

• Darwin-only challenger claims libel

  April 23, 2005 WorldNetDaily.com parent says 'evolution spokeswoman' trying to discredit effort

• Archaic Genes in Modern People?

  April 22, 2005 Elizabeth Culotta Science, v.308, n.5721, p.490-491

• HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS: "Unspeakable State of Matter Starts to Reveal Itself--But for How Long?" requires registration

  April 22, 2005 Charles Seife Science, v.308, n.5721, p.479

• COSMOLOGY: "Counterattack Heats Up Dispute Over 'Dark Energy'" requires registration

  April 22, 2005 Charles Seife Science, v.308, n.5721, p.478

• Scientist: Evolution and God can co-exist

  April 22, 2005 Pat Gillespie Ledger-Enquirer (Columbus, GA)

  evolutionist Dr. Eugenie Scott says evolution and God can coexist, despite many people's perceptions

• Panel speaks out for evolution

  April 22, 2005 Diane Carroll Kansas City Star

• School Bans 'Intelligent Design,' Faces Possible Lawsuit

  April 22, 2005 Cybercast News Service

• 'Flat Earth Award' nominee's challenge to Chicken Littles

  April 22, 2005 Fred Singer Christian Science Monitor

• "Polonium Haloes" Refuted

  April 22, 2005 Thomas A. Baillieul Talk.Origins Archive

  a review of "Radioactive Halos in a Radio-Chronological and Cosmological Perspective" by Robert V. Gentry

• Species diversity can drive speciation

  April 21, 2005 Brent C. Emerson and Niclas Kolm Nature, v.434, p.1015-1017

• Poll finds students believe in evolution over creation

  April 21, 2005 Kori Koch Minnesota Daily

• "Insect behaviour: Arboreal ants build traps to capture prey"

  April 21, 2005 Alain Dejean, Pascal Jean Solano, Julien Ayroles, Bruno Corbara, and Jérôme Orivel Nature, v.434, p.973

• Antarctic glaciers in mass retreat

  April 21, 2005 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  shifting pattern linked to warming on icy peninsula

• Antarctic Glaciers Melting Rapidly

  April 21, 2005 Robert Roy Britt Live Science

• First light from extrasolar planets

  April 20, 2005 Jason Lisle Answers in Genesis

• Creation and the Family

  April 20, 2005 John Mackay Manchester (UK)

• The Emergence of Biological Complexity

  April 20, 2005 up to $3 million available for research pertinent to the 'great debate' over purpose in the context of the emergence of increasing biological complexity

• From Darwin to Hitler

  April 20, 2005 Ed Iverson Lahontan Valley News (Fallon, NV)

• News Update/Commentary

  Odd fly uncovers evolution secret

  April 20, 2005 BBC News

  a unique fly from the Canary Islands has helped shed light on one driving force behind the birth of new species

• Amazonian ants ambush prey

  April 20, 2005 Narelle Towie Nature (news@nature) — hungry ants build a 'fibreglass' trap to put food on the rack

• Killer tree-ants snare prey in gruesome traps

  April 20, 2005 Shaoni Bhattacharya New Scientist News

• News Update/Commentary

  Early Universe was 'liquid-like'

  April 19, 2005 BBC News

  physicists say they have created a new state of hot, dense matter by crashing together the nuclei of gold atoms

• At One Trillion Degrees, Even Gold Turns Into the Sloshiest Liquid

  April 19, 2005 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• World's largest iceberg 'goes bump in the night'

  April 19, 2005 Shaoni Bhattacharya New Scientist

• New twist in wrangle over changing physical constant

  April 19, 2005 Maggie McKee New Scientist

• LETTERS: Evolutionary Dispatches

  April 18, 2005 Washington Post, p.A16

  Richard Cohen's incisive April 12 op-ed column, "Backward Evolution," defended evolution from the wrath of the creationists.

• Fossil turtles confound evolutionists

  April 18, 2005 Terry Mortenson Answers in Genesis

• First Matter

  April 18, 2005 [Itzhak Tserruya] Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel

  a new particle detector will help probe the primordial universe