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• Book

  Neanderthal Man: In Search of Lost Genomes

  February 1, 2014 Basic Books

  see also Amazon

• Math Explains Likely Long Shots, Miracles and Winning the Lottery

  February 1, 2014 Scientific American, v.310, n.2

  why you should not be surprised when long shots, miracles and other extraordinary events occur--even when the same six winning lottery numbers come up in two successive drawings

• Book

  The Future of the Mind: The Scientific Quest to Understand, Enhance, and Empower the Mind

  February 1, 2014 Random House (Doubleday)

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Life Unfolding: How the Human Body Creates Itself

  February 1, 2014 Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Improbability Principle: Why Coincidences, Miracles, and Rare Events Happen Every Day

  February 1, 2014 Macmillan (Scientific American)

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Evolution of Plants

  February 1, 2014 Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Neandertals and Moderns Made Imperfect Mates

  January 31, 2014 Science, v.343, n.6170, p.471-472

  our extinct cousins left us some key genes, according to two studies of Neandertal DNA in living people, but much of their genetic legacy has been wiped out of modern genomes

• NASA Video Captures Stunning Volcano Eruption View from Space

  January 31, 2014 Nina Sen Yahoo! News (Live Science)

• Book

  South Dakota bill would protect teachers who promote intelligent design

  January 31, 2014 ars technica

  joins three other states in considering changes to science education

• p.4 — Following Faithful Footsteps

  January 31, 2014 From the Editor

• p.5-7 — The Power of Love

  January 31, 2014 Feature

• p.9 — New Discoveries from 2,700 Species Comparisons

  January 31, 2014 Research

• p.10-12 — The Solar System: Uranus

  January 31, 2014 Impact

• p.13 — Trilobites: Sudden Appearance and Rapid Burial

  January 31, 2014 Back to Genesis

• p.14 — Earth’s Age: Science or Consensus?

  January 31, 2014 Back to Genesis

• p.15 — Counting Sheep Since Jacob’s Day

  January 31, 2014 Back to Genesis

• p.16 — Scripture and the Flood

  January 31, 2014 Back to Genesis

• p.17 — Fishy Science

  January 31, 2014 Apologetics

• p.18-19 — The Vital Ministry of Teaching

  January 31, 2014 Legacy

• p.20 — Human and Chimp DNA -- Nearly Identical?

  January 31, 2014 Creation Q&A

• Scientific Pride and Prejudice

  January 31, 2014 Michael Suk-Young Chwe New York Times

  science is in crisis, just when we need it most

• Stem Cell Revolution Leaps Forward

  January 30, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  called revolutionary and “too good to be true,” a simple way to turn ordinary cells into stem cells has everyone excited -- and some cautious

• Bidirectional developmental potential in reprogrammed cells with acquired pluripotency

  January 30, 2014 Haruko Obokata, et al. Nature, v.505, p.676-680

• Mutational and fitness landscapes of an RNA virus revealed through population sequencing

  January 30, 2014 Nature, v.505, p.686-690

  rapid adaptation ... virus evolution ... mutation rates

• Water dives deep inside Earth

  January 30, 2014 Nature, v.505, p.588

• Two Cheers for the Washington Post, Which Accurately Reports on Virginia's Academic Freedom Bill

  January 30, 2014 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Closest supernova in 27 years may reveal fate of cosmos

  January 29, 2014 New Scientist, n.2954, p.5

  the nearest exploding star detected since 1987 could offer insights into dark energy, ghostly neutrinos, and even how the universe's story will play out

• Strange Animals and Stranger Facts About Them

  January 29, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The world is decorated with an astonishing diversity of animals. Here are some new discoveries about a few of them.

• Infectious cancer preserves dog genes for 11,000 years

  January 29, 2014 New Scientist, n.2954, p.18

  a venereal cancer prevalent in dogs throughout the world 11,000 years ago still carries the genes of the single dog in which it began life

• Grand Canyon is a sprightly young 6-million-year-old

  January 29, 2014 New Scientist, n.2954, p.17

  new measurements date Arizona's vast canyon to 6 million years ago, not 70 million years as has been suggested

• Stephen Hawking's new theory offers black hole escape

  January 29, 2014 New Scientist, n.2954, p.12

  The world's most famous living scientist has a new mind-bending theory about black holes. Rather than getting sucked into a singularity of confusion, read our explainer

• Acid bath offers easy path to stem cells

  January 29, 2014 David Cyranoski Nature, v.505, p.596

  just squeezing or bathing cells in acidic conditions can readily reprogram them into an embryonic state

• News Update/Commentary

  A simple new way to induce pluripotency: Acid

  January 29, 2014 Nature Publishing Group Science Daily

  an unusual reprogramming phenomenon by which the fate of somatic cells can be drastically altered through changes to the external environment

• Stem cell breakthrough could reopen clone wars

  January 29, 2014 New Scientist, n.2954, p.3

  The ability to easily reprogram any cell to an embryonic state will inevitably bring out maverick human cloners. We shouldn't let them set the agenda.

• Stem cell power unleashed after 30 minute dip in acid

  January 29, 2014 Helen Thomson New Scientist, n.2954, p.6-8

  the revolutionary discovery that any cell can be rewound to a pre-embryonic state remarkably easily could usher in new therapies and cloning techniques

• Neanderthal-human sex bred light skins and infertility

  January 29, 2014 Michael Marshall New Scientist, n.2954, p.9

  a handful of sexual encounters between humans and Neanderthals may have left people outside Africa with lighter skins, straight hair and some nasty diseases

• News Update/Commentary

  Neanderthal lineages excavated from modern human genomes

  January 29, 2014 University of Washington Science Daily

• Things You Didn’t Know About Your Body

  January 28, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  here are more glimpses at the power under the hood: human capabilities recently discovered by researchers

• Messier 82 Supernova

  January 28, 2014 University College London

  Steve Fossey discusses the discovery by UCL staff and students of a supernova in Messier 82 and what we can learn from such a finding

• News Update/Commentary

  Blueprint for 'Noah's Ark' found?

  January 28, 2014 CNN

  a recently translated 4000-year-old clay tablet has revealed stunning new details about the tale of Noah

• News Update/Commentary

  Noah's Ark discovery raises flood of questions

  January 28, 2014 Joel Baden CNN

• News Update/Commentary

  Researchers find 300,000-year-old hearth in Israel

  January 28, 2014 Fox News

• How to Talk to Family About Evolution

  January 28, 2014 Nathan Smith BioLogos

• Book

  Slate Cartoonist Takes a Stab at Statutory Interpretation 'Cause, Hey, Why Not?

  January 28, 2014 Joshua Youngkin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• What separates us from other animals?

  January 27, 2014 Anil Ananthaswamy New Scientist, n.2953, p.48-49

  We are unlike any other animal, but the differences are surprisingly difficult to pin down. The Gap by Thomas Suddendorf is the most comprehensive attempt yet.

• News Update/Commentary

  Belief in immortality hard-wired?

  January 27, 2014 Boston University Science Daily

  study examines development of children's 'prelife' reasoning

• Grand Canyon Age Changes Again

  January 27, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Is the Grand Canyon old or young? Both, geologists are now saying. The latest theory, though, is unlikely to end the 140-year debate.

• Dissecting a Dead Jellyfish: Reading Stephen Meredith on Intelligent Design

  January 27, 2014 Michael Egnor Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Turkeys Aren’t Stupid

  January 26, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  turkeys that are inspiring homeland security technology are just one example of hot designs engineers are finding in the biosphere’s treasure chest

• How Students Discovered New Supernova in Nearby Galaxy

  January 26, 2014 Megan Gannon space.com