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• Evolution in the 21st Century

  January 22, 2010 James Shapiro University of Chicago

  Fermilab Lecture Series

• Tornadoes in Junkyards and Monkeys with Typewriters

  January 22, 2010 Herald de Paris

  a meditation on the problem of symmetry and design in nature

• Summer Conference of the BSG and the Creation Geology Society

  January 22, 2010 Truett-McConnell College (Cleveland, Georgia)

• California mountain range missing several (million) candles on its birthday cake

  January 22, 2010 Christian Science Monitor (Los Angeles Times)

  Chemical traces left by microbes and rain droplets suggest the Sierra Nevada mountains in California reached their current height 50 million years ago, 30 million years earlier than previou

• "Evolutionary biology: New take on the Red Queen"

  January 21, 2010 Michael J. Benton Nature, v.463, p.306-307

  Biologists have assumed that natural selection shapes larger patterns of evolution through interactions such as competition and predation. These patterns may instead be determined by rare, stochastic speciation.

• Phylogenies reveal new interpretation of speciation and the Red Queen

  January 21, 2010 Chris Venditti, Andrew Meade, and Mark Pagel Nature, v.463, p.349-352

  EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Unnatural selection?

• Creation lacks intelligent design

  January 21, 2010 Fast Forward Weekly (Canada)

  beautiful film devolves into wan romance ... “So much beauty, for so little purpose,” states Charles Darwin

• Rubisco is not an example of unintelligent design

  January 21, 2010 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• Blob intelligence is not unlike our own

  January 21, 2010 New Scientist, n.2744, p.3

  intelligence is hard to define, and even harder to subject to reductionist science – but we know it must somehow arise from physics and chemistry

• Science writer tackles Darwin's 'Secret Life'

  January 20, 2010 Chris Barncard University of Wisconsin, Madison

• "The real holes in climate science"

  January 20, 2010 Nature, v.463, p.284-287

  like any other field, research on climate change has some fundamental gaps, although not the ones typically claimed by sceptics

• News Update/Commentary

  New Theory on the Origin of Primates

  January 20, 2010 Buffalo Museum of Science Science Daily

• Horizontal and vertical: The evolution of evolution

  January 20, 2010 Mark Buchanan New Scientist, n.2744

• Anxious or sexually competitive? Try God

  January 20, 2010 New Scientist, n.2744, p.15

  we may be able to turn our religious feelings on and off if the pressure is on to find a mate, an experimental study finds

• How to Keep the Theory of Evolution from Breaking Your Heart and Driving You Crazy

  January 19, 2010 Paul Nelson Evolution News & Science Today

  Seeing Ghosts in the Bushes

• Teacher with Bible Divides Ohio Town

  January 19, 2010 Ian Urbina New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Feet hold the key to human hand evolution

  January 18, 2010 Victoria Gill BBC News

• The Texas-ization of American Public Education

  January 18, 2010 Kathy Kattenburg The Moderate Voice

• News Update/Commentary

  Wild Crows Reveal Tool Skills

  January 17, 2010 University of Oxford Science Daily

• Non-Believers Giving Aid: a religion-free way to help disaster victims

  January 15, 2010 Richard Dawkins

• Radiocarbon Daters Tune Up Their Time Machine

  January 15, 2010 Michael Balter ScienceNOW

• "Inventory Asks: Where Is All the Non-Dark Matter Hiding?"

  January 15, 2010 Yudhijit Bhattacharjee Science, v.327, n.5963, p.258

• News Update/Commentary

  Alligators Breathe Like Birds

  January 15, 2010 University of Utah Science Daily

• Research lifts gloom over Y chromosome future

  January 14, 2010 The Australian

  The Y chromosome is often seen as the rotten corner of the human genome -- a place of evolutionary decline that is slowly decaying and threatening the end of man. Reports of its imminent demise, however, have been exaggerated.

• News Update/Commentary

  How Galaxies Form: New Research Resolves Conflict in Theory

  January 14, 2010 University of Washington Science Daily

• Burying the view that Neanderthals were half-wits

  January 14, 2010 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• Tetrapods from Poland trample the Tiktaalik school of evolution

  January 14, 2010 Tas Walker Creation Ministries International

• Biochemistry: Tackling unintelligent design

  January 14, 2010 R. John Ellis Nature, v.463, p.164-165

  The key enzyme in photosynthesis, Rubisco, is a relic of a bygone age. The ability to assemble Rubisco in the test tube offers the prospect of genetically manipulating the enzyme to make it fit for the modern world.

• Bioenergetics and Life's Origins

  January 13, 2010 David Deamer and Arthur L. Weber Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Biology

• Half-Plant, Half-Animal ... Really

  January 13, 2010 Fox News (Live Science)

  A green sea slug appears to be part animal, part plant. It's the first critter discovered to produce the plant pigment chlorophyll.

• Tossing Scientism's 'Addled Eggs' Out of the Frying Pan

  January 13, 2010 Robert Deyes Access Research Network (blog)

• Male Chromosome May Evolve Fastest

  January 13, 2010 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• "The fickle Y chromosome"

  January 13, 2010 Lizzie Buchen Nature, v.463, p.149

  chimp genome reveals rapid rate of change

• The Haiti earthquake in depth

  January 13, 2010 Daniel Cressey Nature News

  fault produces its biggest quake since 1751

• The End of Christianity

  January 13, 2010 Sara Graybill Baptist Messenger

  guest: William Dembski

• Those Enigmatic Neanderthals

  January 13, 2010 Answers Research Journal, v.3, p.1-21

  What Are They Saying? Are We Listening?

• Coral reefs are most fecund cradles of diversity

  January 13, 2010 New Scientist, n.2743, p.13

  a fossil analysis finds that reefs have generated more new kinds of animal than all other marine habitats put together

• Magazine Article

  Are mutations truly random?

  January 13, 2010 Jef Akst The Scientist

• "Evolution: like any other science it is predictable"

  January 12, 2010 Simon Conway Morris Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B, v.365, n.1537, p.133-145

• Dembski Admits to Being a Creationist

  January 12, 2010 Ed Brayton science blogs

• Spotting Betelgeuse

  January 12, 2010 Phil Plait Discover Magazine

• Bravo to Brit Hume: Why Faith Is Not a Private Matter

  January 11, 2010 Selwyn Duke American Thinker

• Blog Post

  Neanderthal ‘symbolic shells’

  January 11, 2010 Daniel Cressey Nature

• Blog Post

  Coal-spewing dino-killing volcano threatens our health to this day?

  January 11, 2010 Katharine Sanderson Nature

• News Update/Commentary

  Primates' Social Intelligence Overestimated: Primates Groom Others If Afraid They'd Lose Fight

  January 11, 2010 University of Groningen Science Daily

• Darwin and Darwinism: Historical, Philosophical, and Cultural Studies

  January 11, 2010

• Hunting Fossil Viruses in Human DNA

  January 11, 2010 Carl Zimmer New York Times

• Footprints in the Sand

  January 11, 2010 Darrel Falk BioLogos Foundation

  the louder we yell, the less we hear

• Lobbing a grenade into the Tetrapod Evolution picture

  January 9, 2010 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  Neanderthal 'make-up' containers discovered

  January 9, 2010 BBC News

  scientists claim to have the first persuasive evidence that Neanderthals wore "body paint" 50,000 years ago