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• Creation Science Movement

  February 8, 2001

• Discovery Team: A Jurassic Ark Mystery (video)

  February 8, 2001 Gospel Communications Int'l

• ‘BPM 1 3-13’-- have they finally found a true feathered dinosaur?

  February 8, 2001 Jonathan Sarfati Answers in Genesis

• Scientist gives Darwin's theory a nudge

  February 8, 2001 Pamela R. Winnick Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

• PBS Evolution Series

  February 8, 2001

• The "Genius Babies," and How They Grew

  February 7, 2001  David Plotz MSN

  Repository for Germinal Choice, a sperm bank for Nobel Prize winners: part altruism, part social engineering, part science experiment, the repository was supposed to help reverse genetic decay

• Extinct bird in 'ground breaker'

  February 7, 2001 BBC

  DNA of extinct birds has shed new light on the formation of the continents in the Southern Hemisphere

• Bones of contention

  February 6, 2001 The Telegraph, London

  it's all bitter feuds and dirty tricks as rival anthropologists race to claim they've found the 'missing link'

• Our genes are doomed

  February 5, 2001  Johnjoe McFadden Guardian Unlimited

  the ethics of genetics: unless we embrace genetic engineering, we will become a sickly and frail species

• News Update/Commentary

  Astronomers hatch plan to move Earth's orbit from warming sun

  February 5, 2001  Dennis Newman CNN

• 'Intelligent Design Movement' Penetrates Loma Linda

  February 5, 2001 David Larson  AAF

• Newton's Still Correct

  February 5, 2001  Physical Review Focus

  Newtonian gravity remains in tact so far, which eliminates some theories proposing extra spatial dimensions, beyond the three we know. But extra dimensions may still exist, "curled up" to smaller sizes.

• New model of expanding Universe

  February 2, 2001  Philip Ball Nature science update

• "Doubts Raised About Dinosaur Heart" requires free registration

  February 2, 2001  Erik Stokstad Science, v. 291, n. 5505, p.811

• Cloning: Could Humans Be Next?

  February 2, 2001 Gretchen Vogel Science, v. 291, n. 5505, p.808-809

• "ESSAYS ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY: Is the Genome the Secular Equivalent of the Soul?" requires free registration

  February 2, 2001  Alex Mauron Science, v.291, n.5505, p.831-832

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Confounded cytosine! Tinkering and the evolution of DNA

  February, 2001 A. Poole, D. Penny, and B. M. Sjöberg Nat Rev Mol Cell Biol, v.2, n.2, p.147-151

  Early in the history of DNA, thymine replaced uracil, thus solving a short-term problem for storing genetic information. Any engineer would have replaced cytosine, but evolution is a tinkerer not an engineer.

• Geophenomena

  February 1, 2001 Geotimes / earthquake in El Salvador; Mexico's last millennium blast; floods, fires batter Australia; earthquake shakes Japan; floods in Mozambique; killer freeze hits Asia

• EVOLUTION: Shaking the family tree

  February 1, 2001  Henry Gee Nature science update

• Book

  Cracking the Genome: Inside the Race to Unlock Human DNA

  February 1, 2001 Kevin Davies Free Press

  see also Amazon

• Science Teachers See the Case for Creation

  February 1, 2001 Frank Sherwin Acts & Facts, v.30, n.2, p.4 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "How Earth Rocks"

  February 1, 2001 Karen Wright / Discover, v.22, n.2 when you're standing on Idaho, is it really Australia?

• "Just How Simple Are Bacteria?"

  February 1, 2001 Frank Sherwin Back to Genesis, n.146 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Evolution is Religion

  February 1, 2001 February 2001 Henry M. Morris

   Impact, n.332 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Earliest crinoids: New evidence for the origin of the dominant Paleozoic echinoderms"

  February 1, 2001  Thomas E. Guensburg and James Sprinkle Geology, v.29, n.2, p.131–134

• "Understanding fossilization: Experimental pyritization of plants"

  February 1, 2001  Stephen T. Grimes, et al. Geology, v.29, n.2, p.123–126

• Opportunity to debate theories appreciated

  February 1, 2001  David E. Thomas Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico

  letter to editor on Phillip Johnson's visit

• "Counting Particles from Space"

  February 1, 2001  Shawn Carlson Scientific American

  how to build a cosmic-ray telescope

• Mammoth Kill

  February 1, 2001 Kate Wong Scientific American

  did humans hunt giant mammals to extinction? or give them lethal disease?

• "WONDERS: The Big Bang: Wit or Wisdom?"

  February 1, 2001  Philip and Phylis Morrison Scientific American

  the way the universe came into existence, and how it continues to evolve

• Darwinian Dissonance?

  February 1, 2001  Paul A. Dernavich Internet Infidels

  Language used by many of today's prominent Darwin defenders is inherently self-defeating. No sooner do they finish arguing that the universe could not possibly have an Intelligent Designer, than they proceed to comment on how the universe is so seemingly

• Second Thoughts about Peppered Moths

  February 1, 2001  Jonathan Wells True.Origin Archive

  this classical story of evolution by natural selection needs revising

• High Priest of Evolution Reveals His Religion

  February 1, 2001 Gary L. Achtemeier True.Origin Archive

  Stephen Jay Gould and social Darwinism

• Hubble Space Telescope: New Views of the Universe

  February 1, 2001 NASA

  "cool pictures, interactives, and movies"; online companion to traveling exhibition which is touring the United States

• Movie Gallery of Rossmann's Laboratory

  February 1, 2001 Michael G. Rossmann Purdue University Biological Sciences

• Book

  Cosmic Evolution: The Rise of Complexity in Nature

  February 1, 2001 Eric J. Chaisson Harvard University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Re-Thinking Science: Knowledge and the Public in an Age of Uncertainty

  February 1, 2001 Helga Nowotny, Peter Scott, and Michael Gibbons Polity Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Cosmic Evolution: The Rise of Complexity in Nature

  February 1, 2001 Eric J. Chaisson Harvard University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Emperor's New Clothes: Biological Theories of Race at the Millennium

  February 1, 2001 Joseph L. Graves, Jr. Rutgers University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Revolutionary Biology: The New, Gene-Centered View of Life

  February, 2001 David P. Barash Routledge

  | See Also Amazon

• Book

  The Spark of Life: Darwin and the Primeval Soup

  February 1, 2001 Christopher Wills and Jeffrey Bada Perseus Publishing

  see also Amazon

• Ice Age Floods: Study of Alternatives and Environmental Assessment

  February 1, 2001 National Park Service — following the pathways of the Glacial Lake Missoula Floods

• Ice Age Floods Institute

  February 1, 2001

• The Universe Has a Mind of Its Own

  February 1, 2001 Karl Giberson (interviewer) Science & Theology News

  a conversation with Freeman Dyson, 2000 Templeton Prize Winner

• Children of the Stars

  January 30, 2001  Edna DeVore, Director of Educational Programs, SETI Institute search for extraterrestrial intelligence

• News Update/Commentary

  Cloned human planned 'by 2003'

  January 30, 2001 BBC News

• Searching for an alien haven in the heavens

  January 30, 2001 Bridget C. Coughlin Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, v.98, n.3, p.796

• Blast from the past

  January 30, 2001  Philip Ball Nature science update

  earth, air, fire and water stimulated the evolution of air-breathing organisms

• Did early man mix it up?

  January 29, 2001 U.S. News & World Report Neanderthal mystery

• "Where We Come From"

  January 29, 2001 U.S. News & World Report

   recent advances in genetics are starting to illuminate the wanderings of early humans