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• "Delayed biological recovery from extinctions throughout the fossil record" requires free registration

  March 9, 2000 James W. Kirchner and Anne Weil Nature, v.404, p.177-180

• The Summer That Wasn’t

  March 8, 2000 ABC News tree rings confirm Eskimo legend of the year winter came in July

• "State Capitals Stirred By Evolution"

  March 8, 2000 Washington Post

• Refined stone tools show skill of ancient East Asians

  March 6, 2000 CNN.com

• Geological conflict: Young radiocarbon date for ancient fossil wood challenges fossil dating

  March 1, 2000 Andrew Snelling Creation Ex Nihilo, v.22, n.2, p.44–47

• "Why Go to Mars?"

  March 1, 2000 Glenn Zorpette Scientific American, p.40-43

  the first of a group of articles about human missions to Mars examines the main goal: looking for life

• Field Guide to New Planets

  March 1, 2000 Kathy A. Svitil Discover, v.21, n.3, p.48

  amazing worlds beyond our own solar system

• "Precambrian "fossil" Vermiforma is a tectograph"

  March 1, 2000 Adolf Seilacher, et al. Geology, v.28, n.3, p.235-238

  the once celebrated earliest animal fossil of the United States is actually a tectonic artifact

• "Timing of mammal-like reptile extinctions across the Permian-Triassic boundary in South Africa"

  March 1, 2000 Kenneth G. MacLeod, et al. Geology, v.28, n.3, p.227-230

• "Self-sedimented diatom mats as agents of exceptional fossil preservation in the Oligocene Florissant lake beds, Colorado, United States"

  March 1, 2000 Ian C. Harding and Loraine S. Chant Geology, v.28, n.3, p.195-198

• Archaeoraptor: Feathered Dinosaur from National Geographic Doesn't Fly

  March 1, 2000 Steven A. Austin Institute for Creation Research, Impact #321

• ARN Announce

  March 1, 2000 Access Research Network

  origins and intelligent design: news on current events, new product releases, educational resources, site updates, and anything else pertaining to the subject

• Disbelieving Darwin

  March 1, 2000 March 16, 2000 William Dembski

  MetaViews, Discovery Institute

• Fossil faux pas

  March 1, 2000 Geotimes, v.45, n.3, p.6

  News Notes: A fossil having the body of a bird and tail of a dinosaur is a hoax.

• Book

  The Advent of the Algorithm: The Idea that Rules the World

  March 1, 2000 David Berlinski Harcourt Brace

  foretells the end of scientific materialism, suggesting nothing so much as a world permeated by the marks of intelligence and design

• Book

  Paradigms Regained: A Further Exploration of the Mysteries of Modern Science

  March 1, 2000  John L. Casti William Morrow

• The Great Magnet, the Earth

  March 1, 2000 David P. Stern NASA

• Book

  God for the 21st Century

  March 1, 2000 Russell Stannard, ed. Templeton Foundation Press

  see also Amazon

• Wyatt Archaeological Research Fraud Documentation

  March 1, 2000 Tentmaker

• Book

  The Birth of Time: How Astronomers Measured the Age of the Universe

  March 1, 2000 John Gribbin Yale University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Building Planet Earth: Five Billion Years of Earth History

  March 1, 2000 Peter Cattermole Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Archaeology of Geological Catastrophes

  March 1, 2000 W. J. McGuire, D. R. Griffiths, P. L. Hancock, and I. Stewart, eds. Geological Society (London) Special Publication, No. 171

• Planet Hunters on Trail of Worlds Smaller than Saturn / March 29, 2000

  March 1, 2000

• The Great Magnet, the Earth

  March 1, 2000 David P. Stern NASA

  commemorating the 400th anniversary of "De Magnete" by William Gilbert of Colchester

• The Democratization of Science

  March 1, 2000  Brian Harvey First Things, n.101, p.17-20

  How can it be that such a large body of opinion in the United States holds a view so at odds with standard evolutionary science?

• Evolution of the Bacterial Flagella

  March 1, 2000  Ian Musgrave Monash University, Australia

• "Evidence for Design at the Ecological Level"

  March 1, 2000 Henry Zuill Geoscience Reports, n.29, p.1-6

• Evolution of the Bacterial Flagella

  March 1, 2000 Ian Musgrave, Australia

• "Why Abiogenesis Is Impossible"

  March 1, 2000  Jerry Bergman Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.36, n.4

• The Origin-of-Life Prize

  March 1, 2000 The Gene Emergence Project

• Book

  Genesis, Creation and Early Man

  March 1, 2000 Seraphim Father Rose, et al.

  Saint Herman of Alaska Brotherhood

• The Evolution Project

  March 1, 2000  PBS

  a public television series, a content-rich and
  easy-to-navigate Web site, and extensive educational resources

• "Why Abiogenesis Is Impossible"

  March 1, 2000 Jerry Bergman Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.36, n.4

• Book

  The End of Certainty and the Beginning of Faith: Religion and Science for the 21st Century

  March 1, 2000 D. Brian Austin Smyth & Helwys Pub.

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Shattering the Myths of Darwinism

  March 1, 2000 Richard Milton Park Street Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Earth Systems: Processes and Issues

  March 1, 2000 W. G. Ernst, ed. Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Explaining Functional Complexity in Nature: Do the Life Sciences Need a Theory of Design?

  March 1, 2000 Loren A. King (MIT)

• Are Probabilities Indispensable to the Design Inference? (.pdf)

  March 1, 2000 Robert C. Koons (Philosophy Department, University of Texas, Austin)

• Book

  Causality: Models, Reasoning, and Inference

  March 1, 2000 Judea Pearl Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Rethinking the Scientific Revolution

  March 1, 2000 Margaret J. Osler, ed. Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Dark Matter

  March 1, 2000 Don B. DeYoung Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.36, n.4

• "Inverted Human Eye a Poor Design?"

  March 1, 2000 Jerry Bergman Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith, v.52, p.18-30

• Peering into Darwin's Black Box

  March 1, 2000 Joseph W. Francis Origins & Design, v.20, n.1

  the cell division processes required for bacterial life

• Book

  A House Built on Sand: Exposing Postmodernist Myths About Science

  March 1, 2000 Noretta Koertge (editor) Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Alien Intelligence? Think Again

  February 29, 2000 Guillermo Gonzalez space.com

• Alien Intelligence? Think Again

  February 29, 2000 Guillermo Gonzalez Space.com

• Biblical Chronology: The Answer!

  February 29, 2000 Digger's World how old is the earth?

• Science vs. science

  February 26, 2000 WORLD Magazine, v.15, n.8

  four "Intelligent Design" revolutionaries who are fighting Darwinists on their own terms

• NABT Statement on Evolution Evolves

  February 26, 2000 National Center for Science Education, Special Report

  comments on changes in the 1995 National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) "Statement on the Teaching of Evolution" which was reprinted in Reports of NCSE [17(1):31-32]

• Finding the Signal

  February 25, 2000 ABC News

  Project Phoenix monitors 28 million frequency channels simultaneously for signs of alien life.