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• Discover Dialogue: Ann Druyan

  November 1, 2003 Kathy A. Svitil Discover, v.24, n.11

  As she prepares to launch the first solar sail, Ann Druyan reflects on church and state and worries about the public's discomfort with scientific knowledge.

• Intelligent Design since 1959: History in the Making

  November 1, 2003 Phillip E. Johnson Carlsbad Community Church, California

• Life's Really Big Questions

  November 1, 2003 Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers PBS

• PROFILE: Daniel Dennett

• The Unseen Genome: Gems among the Junk

  November 1, 2003 W. Wayt Gibbs Scientific American

  just when scientists thought they had DNA almost figured out, they are discovering in chromosomes two vast, but largely hidden, layers of information that affect inheritance, development and disease

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  Putting Science in Its Place: Geographies of Scientific Knowledge

  November 1, 2003 David N. Livingstone University of Chicago Press

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  Science and the Study of God: A Mutuality Model for Theology and Science

  November 1, 2003 Alan G. Padgett Wm. B. Eerdmans

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  Eight Preposterous Propositions: From the Genetics of Homosexuality to the Benefits of Global Warming

  November 1, 2003 Robert Ehrlich Princeton University Press

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  Whose View of Life?: Embryos, Cloning, and Stem Cells

  November 1, 2003 Jane Maienschein Harvard University Press

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  Pompeii: A Novel

  November 1, 2003 Robert Harris Random House

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• Neither Intelligent nor Designed

  November 1, 2003 Bruce and Frances Martin Skeptical Inquirer

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  Mutants: On Genetic Variety and the Human Body

  November 1, 2003 Armand Marie Leroi Viking Press

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• World's Oldest Larder

  November 1, 2003 Carole Gee, University of Bonn researchers find 17 million year old hamster burrow

• Book

  The Biology of Death: Origins of Mortality

  November 1, 2003 André Klarsfeld and Frédéric Revah Cornell University Press

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• Book

  Lonely Planets: The Natural Philosophy of Alien Life

  November 1, 2003 David Grinspoon Ecco (HarperCollins)

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• Mission Noah

  November 1, 2003

• Noah's Ark Search

  November 1, 2003

• Ark Research Project

  November 1, 2003

• ArcImaging

  November 1, 2003

• Intelligent Design: Giving creation back to God

  November 1, 2003 Casey Luskin pastors.com

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  Galileo in Rome: The Rise and Fall of a Troublesome Genius

  November 1, 2003 William R. Shea and Mariano Artigas Oxford University Press

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• T. Rex Bones, Uncovered With a Pick, Will Be Sold With a Hammer

  November 1, 2003 Nick Madigan New York Times

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  Evolution from Creation to New Creation: Conflict, Conversation, and Convergence

  November 1, 2003 Ted Peters and Martinez Hewlett Abingdon Press

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  Is Future Given?

  November 1, 2003 Ilya Prigogine World Scientific

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• Rumours of Another World

  November 1, 2003 Philip Yancey Christianity Magazine

• Random Mutation Generator

  November 1, 2003

• Symmetry and stability of the geomagnetic field

  November 1, 2003 R. S. Coe and G. A. Glatzmaier Geophys. Res. Lett., v.33, L21311

• Geomagnetic excursion captured by multiple volcanoes in a monogenetic field

  November 1, 2003 John Cassidy Geophys. Res. Lett., v.33, L21310

• How accurate is 'paleomagnetic dating'? New evidence from historical lavas from Mount Etna

  November 1, 2003 F. Speranza, S. Branca, M. Coltelli, F. D'Ajello Caracciolo, and L. Vigliotti J. Geophys. Res., v.111, B12S33

• As Solar Flares Reach Earth, House Reviews Forecasting Agency

  October 31, 2003 Matthew L. Wald New York Times

• "Origin and Migration of the Alpine Iceman" requires free registration

  October 31, 2003 Wolfgang Müller, Henry Fricke, Alex N. Halliday, Malcolm T. McCulloch, and Jo-Anne Wartho Science, v.302, n.5646, p.862-866

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  Glimpsing the Face of God: The Search for Meaning in the Universe

  October, 2003 Alister E. McGrath Eerdmans

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• Pterosaur truth revealed at last

  October 30, 2003 Daily Telegraph the flying reptiles known as pterosaurs have been victims of a nasty smear

• Big Bang sounded like a deep hum

  October 30, 2003 Marcus Chown New Scientist

• "Palaeontology: Preserved organs of Devonian harvestmen" requires free registration

  October 30, 2003 Jason A. Dunlop, Lyall I. Anderson, Hans Kerp, and Hagen Hass Nature, v.425, p.916

• Seafloor vents spawn spat

  October 30, 2003 John Whitfield Nature science update

  ancient springs are thousands of years old, not billions, say geologists

• Physics Blog

  October 30, 2003 Boston Globe — Nima Arkani-Hamed from Harvard Physics talks about tiny dimensions and quantum gravity

• The Last Word on Nature's Greatest Puzzles

  October 30, 2003 Nima Arkani-Hamed XXXII SLAC Summer Institute

• Row erupts over 'life-starter' vents

  October 28, 2003 Paul Rincon BBC

  The earliest seafloor hydrothermal vents -- supposedly more than three billion years old -- may be nothing more than deposits from underground springs active in the last few thousand years.

• Zillions of Universes? Or Did Ours Get Lucky?

  October 28, 2003 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• God, Man, and E.T. (conference)

  October 25, 2003 University of Wisconsin

  Is there any evidence for an intelligent extraterrestrial presence? If so, could the traditional Judeo-Christian faith survive such a revelation?

• News Update/Commentary

  Study suggests life sprang from clay

  October 25, 2003 CNN

  science backed up religion this week in a study that suggests life may have indeed sprung from clay -- just as many faiths teach

• The mystery of the missing links

  October 25, 2003 Mary Wakefield The Spectator

  It is becoming fashionable to question Darwinism, but few people understand either the arguments for evolution or the arguments against it.  This article explains the thinking on both sides.

• Should evolution be taught in high school science classes?

  October 25, 2003 Richard Anderson Modesto Bee (California)

• Comment on '¹⁴C Dates from Tel Rehov: Iron-Age Chronology, Pharaohs, and Hebrew Kings'

  October 24, 2003 Israel Finkelstein and Eli Piasetzky Science, v.302, n.5645, p.568

• "Experimental Models of Primitive Cellular Compartments: Encapsulation, Growth, and Division" requires free registration

  October 24, 2003 Martin M. Hanczyc, Shelly M. Fujikawa, Jack W. Szostak  Science, v.302, n.5645, p.618-622

• Kin Discrimination and the Benefit of Helping in Cooperatively Breeding Vertebrates

  October 24, 2003 Ashleigh S. Griffin and Stuart A. West Science, v.302, n.5645, p.634-636

• "The nature of human altruism" requires free registration

  October 23, 2003 Ernst Fehr and Urs Fischbacher Nature, v.425, p.785-791

• Fossil find fills evolution gap

  October 23, 2003 Penelope Debelle Sydney Morning Herald

• Museum Claims Fishlike Fossil Is Oldest Ever Vertebrate

  October 22, 2003 Mike Corder Associated Press

• News Update/Commentary

  Farmer uncovers 'oldest' fishlike fossil

  October 22, 2003 CNN

  a tadpole-shaped fossil, believed to be the oldest vertebrate ever found, has been uncovered in southern Australia