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• The secret of matter discovered

  May 14, 2001 David Whitehouse  BBC News

  Charge Parity (CP) violation and nature's subtle preference for matter over antimatter

• In Ruin, Symbols on a Stone Hint at a Lost Asian Culture

  May 13, 2001 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Sea Floor Slab Found Near Great Wall

  May 11, 2001 Discovery Channel

  a massive slab of rock in China is a section of ocean floor dating back 2.5 billion years

• Rock slab records Earth’s infancy

  May 11, 2001 MSNBC formation could shed light on plate tectonics and life’s origins

• "Modern Men Trace Ancestry to African Migrants" requires free registration

  May 11, 2001 Ann Gibbons Science, v.292, p.1051-1052

• "Oceanic Crust When Earth Was Young" requires free registration

  May 11, 2001 Jeffrey A. Karson Science, v.292, p.1076-1079

• "Genes Lost and Genes Found: Evolution of Bacterial Pathogenesis and Symbiosis" requires free registration

  May 11, 2001 Howard Ochman and Nancy A. Moran Science, v.292, p.1096-1099

• "Evolution of Cell Recognition by Viruses" requires free registration

  May 11, 2001 Eric Baranowski, Carmen M. Ruiz-Jarabo, and Esteban Domingo Science, v.292, p.1102-1105

• ¹⁴C-Dead Living Biomass: Evidence for Microbial Assimilation of Ancient Organic Carbon During Shale Weathering

  May 11, 2001 S. T. Petsch, T. I. Eglinton, and K. J. Edwards Science, v.292, p.1127-1131

• "Sudden Productivity Collapse Associated with the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary Mass Extinction" requires free registration

  May 11, 2001 P. D. Ward, J. W. Haggart, E. S. Carter, D. Wilbur, H. W. Tipper, and T. Evans Science, v.292, p.1148-1151

• Scientists Claim to Revive Alien Bacteria

  May 10, 2001  Rossella Lorenzi Discovery Channel

  Italian researchers claim to have found conclusive evidence that life on Earth arrived from outer space.

• Biogeology: How old are bacteria from the Permian age?

  May 10, 2001 Robert M. Hazen and Edwin Roedder Nature, v.411, p.155

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution debate: Student leads textbook challenge

  May 9, 2001 Joel Hochmuth CNN

• How did we get so smart? Study sheds light on evolution of the brain

  May 9, 2001 Steven Schultz, Princeton University EurekAlert

• Researchers discover mind's key to self-image

  May 8, 2001 Cheryl Grogan, American Academy of Neurology EurekAlert

• A fossil of feathers?

  May 7, 2001  Thomas Hayden / U.S. News & World Report the dino-chicken debate

• Religion And The Brain

  May 7, 2001 Sharon Begley Newsweek (MSNBC)

  mystic visions or brain circuits at work; in the new field of “neurotheology” scientists seek the biological basis of spirituality; is God all in our heads?

• Faith Is More Than A Feeling

  May 7, 2001  Kenneth L. Woodward Newsweek (MSNBC)

  the problem with neurotheology is that it confuses spiritual experiences -- which few believers actually have -- with religion

• Some teachers talk of alternatives to evolution theory

  May 7, 2001 Debbie Cafazzo News Tribune (Tacoma, WA)

• Life's intelligent design

  May 7, 2001 Steve Maynard

  News Tribune (Tacoma, WA) / author of Darwin on Trial sees a win

• Pennridge is in a whirl over evolution

  May 7, 2001 Pervaiz Shallwani The Morning Call (Allentown, PA), p.B1

  skeptic of Darwinian theory to speak tonight; author's visit comes a day before high school curriculum committee to meet on creationism

• Weekly Wedge Update

  May 7, 2001 the latest news on the Intelligent Design movement

• Complexity Research and Its Challenge to Other Disciplines (colloquy live)

  May 7, 2001  Chronicle of Higher Education

  How can complexity theory reshape the way scholars examine evolution, economics, and many other fields?

• The Creation of Planetary Magnetic Fields

  May 7, 2001 D. Russell Humphreys Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.21, n.3

• Icons of Evolution exposed on CNN

  May 7, 2001 Phillip Johnson Weekly Wedge Update, Access Research Network

• God's two books: nature and Scripture

  May 5, 2001  Elizabeth Nickson National Post Online

• News Update/Commentary

  Genetically altered babies born

  May 4, 2001  David Whitehouse BBC News

  | See Also Q&A: GM babies

• Louisiana calls Darwin a racist

  May 4, 2001 Fiona Morgan Salon.com (San Francisco, CA)

  state Legislature casts Darwin in the same league as Hitler; science educator says it's going to be a rough year for evolutionists

• News Update/Commentary

  CNN Newsroom (transcript)

  May 3, 2001 CNN

  debate over the origins of life: PennRidge School Board ... Eric Lander, Hilton Kort, Timothy Jackson, Jonathan Wells, Jerry Coyne, Michael Behe, Eugenia Scott, ...

• Academic Team Accuses Commercial Rival of Faulty Work on Genome

  May 2, 2001 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Book

  The Work of Love: Creation as Kenosis

  May 1, 2001  John Polkinghorne, ed. Eerdman's

  Contributors: Ian G. Barbour, Sarah Coakley, George F. R. Ellis, Paul S. Fiddes, Malcolm Jeeves, Jürgen Moltmann, Arthur Peacocke, John Polkinghorne, Holmes Rolston III, Keith Ward, and Michael Welker; see also

  Neuroscience, Religious Experience and the Self

  May 1, 2001 Montréal CTNS (Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences, Berkeley) Advanced Workshop

• "The Human Genome: A Creationist Overview"

  May 1, 2001 Todd Charles Wood Impact, n.335, Institute for Creation Research

• Book

  Nine Crazy Ideas in Science: A Few Might Even Be True

  May 1, 2001  Robert Ehrlich Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• CHEMISTRY: Mineral left right behind

  May 1, 2001  Philip Ball Nature science update

  suggestion that the 'left-handed' amino acids that make up our proteins were first segregated on the surface of rocks before life began

• Book

  Time Travel in Einstein's Universe: The Physical Possibilities of Travel Through Time

  May 1, 2001 J. Richard Gott Houghton Mifflin

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Lucifer's Legacy: The Meaning of Asymmetry

  May 1, 2001 Frank Close Oxford University Press

  both matter and antimatter, positive and negative charge, yet we plainly live in a skewed environment; almost all of our proteins are left-handed; life as we know it couldn't exist without a few crucial imbalances; see also Book

  The Hidden Face of God: How Science Reveals the Ultimate Truth

  May 1, 2001 Gerald L. Schroeder Free Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Astrobiology, the Origin of Life, and the Death of Darwinism

  May 1, 2001 Rhawn Joseph University Press, California

  see also Amazon and Book

  A Mind So Rare: The Evolution of Human Consciousness

  May 1, 2001 Merlin Donald W.W. Norton

  consciousness as an evolutionary triumph and the center of human genius; see also Amazon

• Book

  Annie's Box

  May 1, 2001 Randal Keynes Fourth Estate

  on human evolution and the tragic death of Charles Darwin's eldest daughter; see review in The Electronic Telegraph, als

• Book

  The Evolution Explosion: How Humans Cause Rapid Evolutionary Change

  May 1, 2001 Stephen R. Palumbi W. W. Norton

  a look at the intersection of evolution and high-tech modern life; see also Amazon

• Book

  Frogs, Flies, and Dandelions: Speciation -- The Evolution of New Species

  May 1, 2001 Menno Schilthuizen Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Did those feathers tickle or what?

  May 1, 2001 American Museum of Natural History first complete specimen of a feather-covered dinosaur that couldn't fly

• Pterosaurs

  May 1, 2001 Richard Monastersky National Geographic, p.86-105

  largest animals that ever flew, pterosaurs ruled the skies for 150 million years before their sudden demise

• Deep Black Sea

  May 1, 2001 Robert D. Ballard National Geographic, p.52-69

  ancient shipwrecks and telltale shells bring to life epics of distant trade and a prehistoric flood

• Book

  Dragon Hunter: Roy Chapman Andrews and the Central Asiatic Expeditions

  May 1, 2001 Charles Gallenkamp Viking Press

  "Indiana Jones" finds dinosaur bones in the Gobi desert of Mongolia; see also Amazon and Book

  Defending Evolution in the Classroom: A Guide to the Evolution/Creation Controversy

  May 1, 2001 Brian J. Alters and Sandra M. Alters Jones & Bartlett Publ.

  see also Amazon

• "Single-crystal ⁴⁰Ar-³⁹Ar dating of pyrite: No fool's clock"

  May 1, 2001 Patrick E. Smith, Norman M. Evensen, Derek York, Peter Szatmari, and Diogenes Custodio de Oliveira Geology, v.29, p.403-406

• "Two ages of porphyry intrusion resolved for the super-giant Chuquicamata copper deposit of northern Chile by ELA-ICP-MS and SHRIMP"

  May 1, 2001 Julian R. Ballard, J. Michael Palin, Ian S. Williams, Ian H. Campbell, and Alejandro Faunes Geology, v.29, p.383-386

  agreement between U-Pb, Re-Os, and ⁴⁰Ar-³⁹Ar ages