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• Seismologists found guilty of manslaughter

  October 24, 2012 New Scientist, n.2888, p.4

  six seismologists are being sent to prison, after supposedly assuring the residents of an Italian town that it would not be struck by an earthquake

• The Humpty-Dumpty Effect: A Revolutionary Paper with Far-Reaching Implications

  October 23, 2012 Paul Nelson Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Are We Reaching a Consensus that Evolution Is Past Its Prime?

  October 23, 2012 Douglas Axe Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Mutations and Duplications: Pools of Innovation?

  October 23, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• Italian earthquake case is no anti-science witch-hunt

  October 23, 2012 New Scientist, n.2888, p.3

  manslaughter verdicts for six seismologists highlight the need for scientists to speak for themselves

• Death: A special report on the inevitable

  October 22, 2012 New Scientist, n.2887

• Italian court ruling sends chill through science community

  October 22, 2012 Reuters

  scientists reacted with alarm to the manslaughter conviction of six earthquake experts in Italy for failing to give adequate warning of the 2009 earthquake in the city of L'Aquila that killed 308 people

• Intelligent Design into the Science Curriculum

  October 22, 2012 Sascha Vongehr science20.com

• Dinosaur Soft Tissue Case Strengthened

  October 22, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• Toxic atheism drives people apart

  October 21, 2012 Salon

  I'm not a believer any longer, but I do believe in respect. The "New Atheism" of Dawkins and Harris is simply toxic.

• Human Mutation Clock Half Off

  October 20, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• News to Note

  October 20, 2012 Answers in Genesis

  a weekly feature examining news from the biblical viewpoint

• The evolution of funerals

  October 20, 2012 p.32-36

  When did our ancestors become aware of their own mortality? The answer may help us understand the origin of our unique way of life.

• Why we should be grateful for it

  October 20, 2012 p.38-40

  Congratulations -- as a human, you know you're going to die. That's why you've learned some impressive cultural and psychological techniques to cope.

• Don't fear the reaper

  October 20, 2012 p.42-43

  most of us are afraid of death, but it doesn't make sense

• Onward and Upward with Peer Review

  October 20, 2012 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• New Jaws Sequel Has Evolutionists Teething

  October 19, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• ENCODE's 'junk DNA' findings renew debate about creation, evolution

  October 19, 2012 Lois M. Collins Deseret News

• Gene Duplication's Role in Evolution Gets Richer, More Complex

  October 19, 2012 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.338, n.6105, p.316-317

  an experimental evolution study in bacteria shows that at least some genes take another route besides duplication to giving an organism new functions

• Real-Time Evolution of New Genes by Innovation, Amplification, and Divergence

  October 19, 2012 Science, v.338, n.6105, p.384-387

  experimental validation of how new genes with divergent functions can evolve within a few thousand generations is described

• Refining the Radiocarbon Time Scale

  October 19, 2012 Paula J. Reimer Science, v.338, n.6105, p.337-338

  a highly resolved lake sediment record is set to improve the accuracy of calibrated radiocarbon dates between 12,600 and 50,000 years ago

• A Complete Terrestrial Radiocarbon Record for 11.2 to 52.8 kyr B.P.

  October 19, 2012 Science, v.338, n.6105, p.370-374

  radiocarbon measurements of samples from Lake Suigetsu, Japan, extend the ¹⁴C time scale back to more than 50,000 years ago

• Life in the Early Triassic Ocean

  October 19, 2012 Science, v.338, n.6105, p.336-337

  about 250 million years ago, extremely hot ocean temperatures had lethal effects on ocean life

• Cambrian Explosion: It's Just Physics

  October 19, 2012 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• The exoplanet next door

  October 18, 2012 Nature, v.490, p.323

  Earth-sized world discovered in nearby α Centauri star system

• Tool use takes more than brains

  October 18, 2012 Nature, v.490, p.312

• News Update/Commentary

  Tropical Collapse in Early Triassic Caused by Lethal Heat: Extreme Temperatures Blamed for 'Dead Zone'

  October 18, 2012 University of Leeds Science Daily

• Prehistoric Flamingo Nest with Eggs Discovered

  October 18, 2012 Megan Gannon Live Science

• REVIEW: October 18, 2012

  October 18, 2012 The Colossian Forum

• Design Thinking Is Hardwired in the Human Brain. How Come?

  October 17, 2012 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• The molecular machines that make life

  October 17, 2012 Phil McKenna New Scientist, n.2887, p.50

  biophysicist attempts to explain the emergence of life from a chaotic molecular storm

• Brain Size: Another Evolutionary Assumption Shot in the Head

  October 17, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• First life may have survived by cooperating

  October 17, 2012 New Scientist, n.2887, p.10

  a group of RNA molecules form a self-sustaining network that outcompetes selfish, lone molecules -- suggesting that cooperation evolved very early

• First planet found in star system next door

  October 17, 2012 New Scientist, n.2887, p.5

  astronomers have spotted an Earth-sized planet in the neighbouring Alpha Centauri system -- but it's no haven for life

• The First Occurrence in the Fossil Record of an Aquatic Avian Twig-Nest with Phoenicopteriformes Eggs: Evolutionary Implications

  October 17, 2012 Gerald Grellet-Tinner, et al. PLoS ONE, v.7, n.10, p.e46972

• Tar Pit Study Shows Complete Absence of Evolutionary Change

  October 16, 2012 Douglas Axe Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• More Evidence Our Solar System Is Uniquely Suited for Life

  October 16, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• The surprise theory of everything

  October 15, 2012 New Scientist, n.2886, p.32-37

  forget quantum physics, forget relativity ... inklings of an ultimate theory might emerge from an unexpected place

• More Fossils Appear Abruptly

  October 15, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  two more finds show spectacular stasis -- the lack of evolution

• Near-Death Experiences: Putting a Darwinist's Evidentiary Standards to the Test

  October 15, 2012 Michael Egnor Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Evolutionist Beside Himself with “Science Denialism”

  October 13, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• News to Note

  October 13, 2012 Answers in Genesis

  a weekly feature examining news from the biblical viewpoint

• To Endow Trust

  October 12, 2012 Benedikt Herrmann Science, v.338, n.6104, p.195

  synthesizing anthropology and biogeography, this book discusses how geography has affected our anatomy, physiology, cultures, and population densities

• Heterodoxy and Its Discontents

  October 12, 2012 Alex Wellerstein Science, v.338, n.6104, p.194-195

  through an examination of the controversies sparked by best-selling author Immanuel Velikovsky (Worlds in Collision), Gordin considers the shifting location of the boundaries of legitimate science

• Upper Limit Set on DNA Age

  October 12, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• Turning Back the Clock: Slowing the Pace of Prehistory

  October 12, 2012 Science, v.338, n.6104, p.189-191

  new work suggests that mutations arise more slowly in humans than previously thought, raising questions about the timetable of evolutionary events

• Reprogrammed Cells Earn Biologists Top Honor

  October 12, 2012 Science, v.338, n.6104, p.178-179

  work upending the assumption that a cell's differentiation and maturation could not be reversed netted John Gurdon and Shinya Yamanaka this year's Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine

• The Molecular "Clutch" of the Dynein Motor Protein

  October 12, 2012 Jonathan M. Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Cambrian Explosion Began with Big Brains

  October 11, 2012 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• Complex brain and optic lobes in an early Cambrian arthropod

  October 11, 2012 Xiaoya Ma, Xianguang Hou, Gregory D. Edgecombe, and Nicholas J. Strausfeld Nature, v.490, p.258-261