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• Big Bang Exterminator Wanted, Will Train

  October 20, 2013 Denyse O'Leary Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Texas: Publishers refuse to include creationism in science textbooks

  October 19, 2013 examiner.com

• Stunning Skull Gives a Fresh Portrait of Early Humans

  October 18, 2013 Ann Gibbons Science, v.342, n.6156, p.297-298

  the most complete early Homo skull ever found, from Dmanisi, Georgia, gives our genus a new look

• Wrong Again: Several Species of Homo Collapse Into One

  October 18, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  a well-preserved complete skull from Dmanisi, Georgia, has ignited a firestorm, threatening to declassify various claimed species of Homo into one, Homo erectus

• A Complete Skull from Dmanisi, Georgia, and the Evolutionary Biology of Early Homo

  October 18, 2013 Science, v.342, n.6156, p.326-331

  an early Pleistocene adult skull illuminates the evolution and morphology of the first hominins outside Africa

• Roving into Martian Waters

  October 18, 2013 Science, v.342, n.6156, p.304-306

  Will the Curiosity rover discover an early Mars that was warm and wet and life-friendly or cold and icy and inhospitable?

• Past blast: The lost volcano that set off an ice age

  October 18, 2013 New Scientist, n.2939, p.38-41

  A volcano erupted so powerfully in the 13th century that it triggered global cooling, yet no one knew where it was. Have we cracked the puzzle at last?

• For instant climate change, just add one large comet

  October 18, 2013 New Scientist, n.2939, p.10

  two geologists claim atmospheric CO₂ levels more than doubled in a single year 55 million years ago -- the speed makes a comet impact the likely culprit

• News Update/Commentary

  Big asteroid buzzes past Earth and will again in 19 years

  October 18, 2013 Ben Brumfield CNN

• Is Darwinian Evolution "Indispensable" to Biology?

  October 18, 2013 Michael Egnor Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• To Create Cambrian Animals, Whack the Earth from Space

  October 18, 2013 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• News Update/Commentary

  Rare skull sparks human evolution controversy

  October 17, 2013 Elizabeth Landau CNN

• News Update/Commentary

  Archaeologists Rediscover the Lost Home of the Last Neanderthals

  October 17, 2013 Natural Environment Research Council Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Gene Regulation Differences Between Humans, Chimpanzees Very Complex

  October 17, 2013 University of Chicago Medical Center Science Daily

• Cosmic Whacks as Creative Forces

  October 17, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  asteroid impacts are some astronomers’ answer to everything, except when they are shown to be unworkable

• News Update/Commentary

  Unique Skull Find Rebuts Theories on Species Diversity in Early Humans

  October 17, 2013 University of Zurich Science Daily

• Magazine Article

  MIND Reviews: The Gap

  October 17, 2013 Nina Bai Scientific American

• SETI: Looking for Cosmic Outposts

  October 16, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the stellar radio dial has been silent, but maybe we could look for alien interstellar outposts

• Does Darwin's Doubt Commit the God-of-the-Gaps Fallacy?

  October 16, 2013 Stephen C. Meyer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Back from the dead: Reversing walking corpse syndrome

  October 16, 2013 New Scientist, n.2939, p.8

  a herpes drug can make people with renal failure insist they are dead -- a condition called Cotard's syndrome -- and may provide insights into consciousness

• Searching for life

  October 16, 2013 Nature, v.502, p.272

  a look into the past frames our attempts to find extraterrestrial intelligence

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  New Evidence on Lightning Strikes: Mountains a Lot Less Stable Than We Think

  October 15, 2013 Wits University Science Daily

• Mosquito Fossil Found with Intact Heme from Blood

  October 15, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  a blood-gorged mosquito said to be 46 million years old has been found in Montana shale, retaining hemoglobin from its last blood meal

• Kentucky Education Committee Passes on Hearing Science Standards, Official Adoption Near

  October 15, 2013 Devin Katayama WFPL (Louisville, KY)

• More Reasons to Doubt the Evolutionary Caveman Story

  October 14, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  complex behaviors showing foresight and planning are adding to a long list of contradictions to evolutionary explanations about “brute” ancestors

• Rare Blood-Engorged Mosquito Fossil Found

  October 14, 2013 Douglas Main Yahoo! News (Live Science)

• Is the world getting better or worse?

  October 14, 2013 New Scientist, n.2938, p.26-27

  we can settle the debate on global challenges such as climate change with an objective scorecard, says sceptical environmentalist

• The secret life of science in the second world war

  October 14, 2013 New Scientist, n.2938, p.48-49

  from Churchill's nuclear predictions to Darwin's influence on the Nazis, four books explore the deeper levels of a history that continues to fascinate us

• The Venus Flytrap, an Improbable Wonder that Baffled Darwin

  October 14, 2013 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• State educators push ahead with preparations for new science standards

  October 13, 2013 Jim Warren kentucky.com

• Creationism as “Contamination”

  October 12, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  some evolutionists see anything less than 100% pure Darwinism as a kind of contamination, like unpasteurized milk, a threat to public health

• Report on the "Internatinal Noah and Judi Mountain Symposium" -- Sirnak, Turkey

  October 12, 2013 Gordon Franz Life and Land Seminars (blog)

• What is the point of a theory of everything?

  October 11, 2013 New Scientist, n.2938, p.36-39

  history tells us that we will gain from the search for ultimate truth -- just not what we expected

• Impact Theory Gets Whacked

  October 11, 2013 Science, v.342, n.6155, p.183-185

  planetary scientists thought they had explained what made the moon, but ever-better computer models and rock analyses suggest reality was messier than anyone expected

• Was Earth Like Io?

  October 11, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  it apparently solves an old problem to propose that the early Earth was busting out all over with volcanoes, like Jupiter’s moon Io

• Paper: "Irreducible Organization" of DNA Necessary for Genetic Regulation

  October 11, 2013 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Animal Engineering Is Not Just a Metaphor

  October 10, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Some evolutionists complain that talk of molecular machines and engineered systems in the living world is a misleading figure of speech. Why, then, do human engineers seek to reverse-engineer them?

• Genome-wide signatures of convergent evolution in echolocating mammals

  October 10, 2013 Joe Parker, Georgia Tsagkogeorga, James A. Cotton, Yuan Liu, Paolo Provero, Elia Stupka, and Stephen J. Rossiter Nature, v.502, p.228-231

• Palaeontology: A jaw-dropping fossil fish

  October 10, 2013 Matt Friedman and Martin D. Brazeau Nature, v.502, p.175-177

• A Silurian placoderm with osteichthyan-like marginal jaw bones

  October 10, 2013 Min Zhu, Xiaobo Yu, Per Erik Ahlberg, Brian Choo, Jing Lu, Tuo Qiao, Qingming Qu, Wenjin Zhao, Liantao Jia, Henning Blom, and You’an Zhu Nature, v.502, p.188-193

• Life's purpose: Can animals guide their own evolution?

  October 10, 2013 New Scientist, n.2938, p.32-35

  it's heretical, but it might just be true: organisms may be able to direct the evolutionary path their descendants take

• Attempting to Win the Debate over Intelligent Design through Stereotyping

  October 10, 2013 John G. West Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Evolutionists Laugh at Themselves at BAH! Fest

  October 9, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  according to eyewitness reports, the “Bad Ad-hoc Hypotheses” (BAH!) Festival at MIT was a rollicking good time

• Next Generation: 5 Ways Science Classes Will Change

  October 9, 2013 Michael Dhar LiveScience

• S.C. school science standards get initial OK amid conflict over religion

  October 9, 2013 Greenville, SC

• The Anxious Search for Extraterrestrials

  October 8, 2013 Tom Bethell Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Does Physics Drive Evolution?

  October 8, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  some recent evolutionary papers appear to make physical laws not just constraints on natural selection, but guiding hands that build optimal designs

• To Build New Animals, No New Genetic Information Needed? More in Reply in Charles Marshall

  October 7, 2013 Stephen C. Meyer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Catching Up with Darwin: See the New Trailer for The War on Humans, with Wesley J. Smith

  October 7, 2013 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• In Times Square, a Friendly Jab at Atheists

  October 7, 2013 Marc Santora New York Times