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• Human populations are tightly interwoven

  September 29, 2004 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  family tree shows our common ancestor lived just 3,500 years ago

• "Intelligent Design" Challenges Evolutionary Theory

  September 29, 2004 Mark Ryland and Michael J. Behe Discovery Institute

  The complexity of creation itself is evidence of a higher power at work. Darwin? Not a chance.

• review: Darwin on Trial Again

  September 29, 2004 Sander Gliboff Taiwan

• "Generation of methane in the Earth’s mantle: In situ high pressure-temperature measurements
  of carbonate reduction" (pdf)

  September 28, 2004 Henry P. Scott, Russell J. Hemley, Ho-kwang Mao, Dudley R. Herschbach, Laurence E. Fried, W. Michael Howard, and Sorin Bastea Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., v.101, n.39, p.14023-14026

• research: Henry P. Scott / Indiana University, South Bend

• Evolution & God (conference)

  September 28, 2004 Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, Ohio)

• Planet with a Purpose

  September 28, 2004 Robert Wright beliefnet,com

  If Earth is an organism getting ever more complex, doesn't that mean humans might have been made for a reason?

• Chemistry Probing Life

  September 27, 2004 Rudy M. Baum Chemical & Engineering News, v.82, n.39, p.3

• Paleontologists Put Ancient Long-Necked Monster in Its Place

  September 27, 2004 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Origins

  September 27, 2004 Nova (PBS)

• The Case for a Creator

  September 26, 2004 Lee Strobel, Mark Mittelberg, and Stephen C. Meyer Church Communication Network

• The Genesis Project

  September 26, 2004 Charles Siebert New York Times

• Self-Organized Patchiness and Catastrophic Shifts in Ecosystems

  September 24, 2004 Max Rietkerk, Stefan C. Dekker, Peter C. de Ruiter, and Johan van de Koppel Science, v.305, n.5692, p.1926-1929

• Silent Heralds of Megathrust Earthquakes?

  September 24, 2004 Alfred Hirn and Mireille Laigle Science, v.305, n.5692, p.1917-1918

• China Clamps Down on Mining to Preserve Cambrian Site

  September 24, 2004 Dennis Normile and Xiong Lei Science, v.305, n.5692, p.1893-1894

• "PALEOANTHROPOLOGY: Oldest Human Femur Wades Into Controversy" requires free registration

  September 24, 2004 Ann Gibbons Science, v.305, n.5692, p.1885

• Facts and values at odds

  September 23, 2004 Amy Doolittle Washington Times

• Glaciers are flowing faster

  September 23, 2004 Philip Ball Nature (news@nature)

  as its fringes collapse, the ice of Antarctica is slipping into the sea

• Plagiarism in paleontology

  September 22, 2004 Xavier Bosch The Scientist

  journal reveals persistent plagiarism by an author in the field of fossil algae

• Polar microbes get helping hand

  September 22, 2004 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  thaws and meteors could create cradles for life

• The plumage of birds is no mere flight of fancy

  September 22, 2004 Scott LaFee Union-Tribune (San Diego)

• Readers respond: Story on intelligent design study highlights debate on creationism and evolution

  September 22, 2004 Alan J. Robinson, David L. Bump, and David P. Vernon The Scientist

• Darwinism - An Intellectual Scandal in Science?

  September 21, 2004 Denyse O'Leary christianity.ca (Canada)

  here's what happens when scientists, honest about their work, publish articles that contradict Darwinism in respected scientific journals

• Martian methane hints at oases of life

  September 21, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  microbe population estimated, but space community is unconvinced

• Gas link on Mars offers clues in search for life

  September 20, 2004 CBC News (Canada)

  water vapour and methane are concentrated in the same areas of the Martian atmosphere, a finding that hints at new ways to hunt for life on the planet

• Newspaper Article

  Caveful of Clues About Early Humans

  September 20, 2004 Fredric Heeren Washington Post, p.A06 

  interbreeding with Neanderthals among theories being explored

• Noah's Ark Quest Dead in Water -- Was It a Stunt?

  September 20, 2004 Stefan Lovgren National Geographic News

• Methane in the Mantle?

  September 18, 2004 Betsy Mason Biological Research Information Center ... AAAS

• review: Thinking big

  September 18, 2004 Andrew Brown The Guardian (UK) — study of the men behind Darwinism

• Radioactivity gets fast-forward

  September 17, 2004 Philip Ball Nature (news@nature)

  a radioactive element's rate of decay has been speeded up

• Age and Timing of the Permian Mass Extinctions: U/Pb Dating of Closed-System Zircons

  September 17, 2004 Roland Mundil, Kenneth R. Ludwig, Ian Metcalfe, and Paul R. Renne Science, v.305, n.5691, p.1760-1763

• GEOCHEMISTRY: In Mass Extinction, Timing Is All

  September 17, 2004 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.305, n.5691, p.1705

• Wedging Creationism into the Academy

  September 17, 2004 Barbara Forrest and Glenn Branch Academe, v.91, n.1

  proponents of a controversial theory struggle to gain purchase within academia; a case study of the quest for academic legitimacy

• "Revealing the world of RNA interference" requires free registration

  September 16, 2004 Craig C. Mello and Darryl Conte, Jr./ Nature, v.431, p.338-342

• "Mechanisms of gene silencing by double-stranded RNA" requires free registration

  September 16, 2004 Gunter Meister and Thomas Tuschl Nature, v.431, p.343-349

• "RNA interference" requires free registration

  September 16, 2004 Alex Eccleston and Angela K. Eggleston  Nature, v.431, p.337

• Seminary appoints Dembski to lead new Center for Science and Theology

  September 16, 2004 Jeff Robinson Towers Online (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)

• Darwin, Design and Democracy

  September 16, 2004 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque Intelligent Design network

  science converges on design from cosmology to paleontology to biology

• Earth Science Week: Living on a Restless Earth

  September 16, 2004 American Geological Institute

  earth scientists study hazards in order to understand their causes and minimize their impact on society

• Third International Conference on Creation

  September 16, 2004 Christendom College, Front Royal, Virginia

  theme: Genesis Myth or History? ... sponsored by The Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation, defending Genesis from a traditional Catholic perspective

• Tibetans show 'evolution in action'

  September 16, 2004 Emma Marris Nature (news@nature)

  a gene for well oxygenated blood is spreading in the Himalayas

• Empedocles, Plato, et al. offer insight into a question of moment

  September 16, 2004 Cathy Cockrell UC Berkeley News

  Sather Lectures will trace the creationist debate back to ancient Greece

• Frog 'pirates' find sneaky way to fertilize eggs

  September 15, 2004 CBC News Online (Canada)

• News Update/Commentary

  Human genome hits halfway mark

  September 15, 2004 BBC News

  four years after publishing a draft of the human genetic sequence, researchers have hit the halfway mark in producing the "gold standard" version

• Human chromosome 5 final sequence analysis released to public

  September 15, 2004 Contact: David Gilbert EurekAlert!

  disease genes, important regulatory elements populate vast terrain

• Method to Turn Off Bad Genes Is Set for Tests on Human Eyes

  September 14, 2004 Andrew Pollack New York Times

• "Ecological Zonation: Theory, Problems and Perspectives" (pdf)

  September 14, 2004 Elaine Kennedy Geoscience Reports, n.38, p.1-4

• Petroleum under pressure

  September 14, 2004 Belle Dumé Physics Web (Institute of Physics) — hydrocarbons could be formed inside the Earth via simple inorganic reactions and not just from the decomposition of living organisms as conventionally assumed

• Earth's mantle can generate methane

  September 14, 2004 Zeeya Merali Nature (news@nature) — untapped fossil-fuel reserves could be hidden deep within our planet

• Rival teams race to snap alien planet

  September 13, 2004 Mark Peplow news@nature

  conclusive proof of first direct image remains elusive

• Flies with inner ears?

  September 13, 2004 David Secko The Scientist

  Drosophila Hmx gene directs development of mouse inner ear, an organ flies don't possess