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• The Modern Human Origins Morass

  January 29, 2001 Scientific American

  When it comes to explaining the emergence of modern humans, researchers generally subscribe to one of two hypotheses. Recent studies, though, support the more controversial view.

• The never-ending conflict

  January 28, 2001 John Carey Sunday Times, United Kingdom

  review of Rocks of Ages: Science and Religion in the Fullness of Life by Stephen Jay Gould

• Earthquake Rocks India; Death Toll Tops 650

  January 26, 2001  Reuters

• Freezing light

  January 25, 2001 Nature, Feature of the Week

• A bizarre predatory dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of Madagascar

  January 25, 2001 Scott D. Sampson, Matthew T. Carrano, and Catherine A. Forster Nature, v.409, p.504-506

• "Is Intelligent Design Testable?"

  January 24, 2001  William A. Dembski Discovery Institute

  a response to Eugenie Scott

• Is Intelligent Design Testable?

  January 24, 2001 William A. Dembski Metaviews

  a response to Eugenie Scott

• Disasters reveal social secrets of the dead

  January 23, 2001  John Whitfield Nature science update

• Earth back in balance

  January 21, 2001  Randolph E. Schmid Canoe (Canada's Internet Network), Associated Press

  magnetic measures indicate planet rolled suddenly long ago

• The Fossil Record: Becoming More Random All the Time

  January 21, 2001 Creation ex Nihilo Technical Journal, v.14, n.1

• "How Well Do Paleontologists Know Fossil Distributions?"

  January 21, 2001

• Human Genome Project Director Peers Into the Future

  January 19, 2001 New York Times

  previously unknown biological missions have now been ascribed to genes that scientists once thought were inactive or so-called "junk genes"

• Stop that light beam, I want to get off

  January 19, 2001  Philip Ball Nature science update

• "Speciation in a ring" requires free registration

  January 18, 2001 Darren E. Irwin, Staffan Bensch, and Trevor D. Price Nature, v.409, p.333-337

  The evolutionary divergence of a single species into two has never been directly observed in nature, primarily because speciation can take a long time to occur....

• 300-Myr-old magmatic CO₂ in natural gas reservoirs of the west Texas Permian basin

  January 18, 2001 Chris J. Ballentine, Martin Schoell, Dennis Coleman, and Bruce A. Cain Nature, v.409, p.327-331

  the inferred closed-system preservation of natural gas in a trapping structure for 300 Myr is far longer than the residence time predicted by diffusion models

• Tools Suggest Early Human Termite Diet

  January 17, 2001 New York Times

• Experiments on Dense Matter Evoke Big Bang

  January 16, 2001  James Glanz New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Still no sense in signal

  January 16, 2001 BBC News

  A detailed look at the point in space from where an intelligent signal might have come has revealed nothing unusual. 

• Scientists Bring Light to Full Stop, Hold It, Then Send It on Its Way

  January 16, 2001  James Glanz New York Times

• "The Sign of the Prophet Jonah and its Modern Confirmations"

  January 16, 2001 Ambrose John Wilson Princeton Theological Review, v.25, p.630-642

• "Mitochondrial DNA sequences in ancient Australians: Implications for modern human origins"

  January 16, 2001 Gregory J. Adcock, et al. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, v.98, n.2, p.537-542

• Hominid child discovered

  January 15, 2001  BBC News

• Are our kin Neanderthals?

  January 15, 2001  Deseret News University of Utah research says they bred with modern man

• Rescuers Search for Missing After Deadly Central America Quake

  January 14, 2001 New York Times

• Biology and Purpose: Altruism, Morality, and Human Nature in Evolutionary Theory / July 2-27, 2001

  January 14, 2001 Calvin College

• Manitoba geologist thinks he's found evidence of Noah's flood

  January 14, 2001 Scott Edmonds The Canadian Press

• Ohio State Board of Education

  January 13, 2001 John H. Calvert, J.D.

  remarks to the standards committee on what the State should tell our children about where they come from

• Monkey Born With Genetically Engineered Cells

  January 12, 2001 Gina Kolata New York Times

• BIOTECHNOLOGY: First GM primate bred

  January 12, 2001  David Adam Nature science update

• "Evidence from detrital zircons for the existence of continental crust and oceans on the Earth 4.4 Gyr ago" requires free registration

  January 11, 2001 Simon A. Wilde, John W. Valley, William H. Peck, and Colin M. Graham / Nature, v.409, p.175-178

• "Fossil that fills a critical gap in avian evolution" requires free registration

  January 11, 2001 Mark A. Norell and Julia A. Clarke Nature, v.409, p.181-184

• ECOLOGY: Coral reefs worm their way up

  January 11, 2001  Juliette Shackleton Nature science update

• Monkey Business

  January 11, 2001  Lauren Kern Dallas Observer

  William Dembski thought Baylor University would be the perfect place to investigate a scientific alternative to Darwinism. He didn't know he'd be crucified for his cause.

• Monkey Business

  January 11, 2001 Lauren Kern Dallas Observer

  William Dembski thought Baylor University would be the perfect place to investigate a scientific alternative to Darwinism. He didn't know he'd be crucified for his cause.

• The Hidden Mind

  January 11, 2001 Scientific American, Special Edition

  the brain, the most complex organ in the human body, has proved to be a most elusive organ, hiding the inner workings of the mind, which defines and creates our unique personalities, intellect and consciousness

• Mungo Man: the last of his kind?

  January 9, 2001  Leigh Dayton news.com.au (Australia)

• "EVOLUTION: Tooth Theory Revises History of Mammals" requires free registration

  January 5, 2001  Erik Stokstad Science, v.291, p.26

  paleontologists propose that the tribosphenic molar evolved not once, but twice--a highly provocative idea

• Ravenous Black Holes Never Say Diet

  January 5, 2001 Mark Sincell Science, v.291, p.28

• ARCHAEOLOGY: Japanese Fraud Highlights Media-Driven Research Ethic" requires free registration

  January 5, 2001 Dennis Normile Science, v.291, p.34-35

• "Ultrahigh-Energy Cosmic Rays: Physics and Astrophysics at Extreme Energies" requires free registration

  January 5, 2001 Günter Sigl Science, v.291, p.73-79

• "Bursts, Rays, and Jets" requires free registration

  January 5, 2001  Linda Rowan and Robert Coontz Science, v.291, p.65

• Chromosomal Effects of Rapid Gene Evolution in Drosophila melanogaster

  January 5, 2001  Dmitry Nurminsky, Daniel De Aguiar, Carlos D. Bustamante, Daniel L. Hartl Science, v.291, p.128-130

• Evolutionary Biology: How Do New Species Arise?

  January 5, 2001 ScienceWeek

• Poles apart, molars together

  January 4, 2001 Juliette Shackleton Nature Science Update

  mammals' complex teeth may have evolved twice (or been created?)

• "Dual origin of tribosphenic mammals" requires free registration

  January 4, 2001 Zhe-Xi Luo, Richard L. Cifelli, and Zofia Kielan-Jaworowska Nature, v.409, p.53-57

  parallel evolution or creation?

• Green River varves

  January 4, 2001 Ole J Anfindsen American Scientific Affiliation e-mail list

• The Iceman ate-eth meat

  January 2, 2001  Jessa Netting Nature science update

• Book

  A Scientific Theology 1: Nature

  January, 2001 Alister E. McGrath William B. Eerdmans Pub. Co.

• Making Sense of Modern Cosmology

  January 1, 2001 P. James E. Peebles Scientific American

• "The Scientific Case Against Evolution: A Summary - Part II"

  January 1, 2001 Henry M. Morris Impact, No.331, Institute for Creation Research