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• Diamonds May Have Jump-Started Life on Earth

  July 28, 2008 Robert Roy Britt Fox News (Live Science)

• Lost in Space

  July 28, 2008 Sean Carroll Wall Street Journal, p.A13

• Mapping the Mysteries of the Brain's Two Halves

  July 28, 2008 Fresh Air (NPR)

• Mapping the Mysteries of the Brain's Two Halves

  July 28, 2008 Fresh Air (National Public Radio)

• Evolving Toward a Compromise

  July 26, 2008 Amy Binder and John H. Evans Washington Post, p.A15

  a proposal before the Texas Board of Education calls for including the "strengths and weaknesses" of evolution in the state's science curriculum

• 'Piltdown Man' and the Long-Lasting Legacy of Fraudulent Science

  July 26, 2008 Robert Deyes Access Research Network (blog)

• Hawking nemesis Leonard Susskind speaks

  July 26, 2008 John Johnson Jr Los Angeles Times — in 'The Black Hole War,' Stanford University physicist Susskind recounts his long history of scientific conflict with famed cosmologist Stephen Hawking (whose concession letter he prints)

• "Water Everywhere on Early Mars But Only for a Geologic Moment?"

  July 25, 2008 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.321, n.5888, p.484-485

• Getting Mind Out of Meat

  July 25, 2008 a non-reductive physicalist account of human nature

• REVIEW: P. D. Smith

  July 25, 2008 Times Literary Supplement, p.12

• "The man who unveiled China"

  July 24, 2008 Simon Winchester Nature, v.454, p.409-411 — an English biochemist, Joseph Needham, single-handedly changed the West's perception of China, revealing its past scientific glories and predicting more to come

• Geological history turned upside down

  July 24, 2008 Victor R. Baker Nature, v.454, p.406-407

• REVIEW: 24 July 2008

  July 24, 2008 Times Higher Education

• REVIEW: 18 June 2008

  July 24, 2008 New Scientist, n.2661, p.55

• "Life, logic and information"

  July 24, 2008 Paul Nurse Nature, v.454, p.424-426

  focusing on information flow will help us to understand better how cells and organisms work

• Hillcrest v. Velikovsky"

  July 24, 2008 Peter Watts Nature, v.454, p.550

  Hillcrest lived with cancer for 5 years due to a cross, but then died one month after visiting Velikovsky's museum about pseudoscience

• Reason is just another faith

  July 24, 2008

• Reason destroys itself

  July 24, 2008

• Whose reason is it anyway?

  July 24, 2008

• Reason excludes creativity and intuition

  July 24, 2008

• I hear "reason", I see lies

  July 24, 2008

• No one really uses reason

  July 24, 2008

• Reason stands against values and morals

  July 24, 2008

• 'A Knight of the Mind' -- Dawkins, Darwin, and the Battle of Worldviews

  July 24, 2008 R. Albert Mohler, Jr. Christian Post

• News Update/Commentary

  Dinosaurs Did Not Evolve Quickly in Last 50 Million Years, New Dinosaur Super-tree Shows

  July 24, 2008 Bristol University Science Daily

• Does fatherhood loom for Lonesome George?

  July 24, 2008 Henry Nicholls Nature News

  female companion of unique Galapagos tortoise lays promising clutch of eggs

• Dinosaur evolutionary tree unveiled

  July 23, 2008 Colin Barras and Michael Marshall New Scientist

• The creation of Creationism

  July 23, 2008 John Habgood Times Online (UK)

  today's brand of Protestant extremism should worry theologians as well as scientists

• The eyes have it

  July 23, 2008 Christopher Hitchens The Gazette (Canada)

  one look at the eyes of a subterranean salamander puts the lie to intelligent-design arguments

• Seven reasons why people hate reason

  July 23, 2008 New Scientist, n.2666

  1. Reason stands against values and morals

     Archbishop Rowan Williams

  2. No one really uses reason

  3. Cracking the mysteries of bird migration

     July 23, 2008 Bob Holmes New Scientist, n.2666

  4. Einstein and god

     July 23, 2008 Andy Smith New Scientist, n.2666, p.21

  5. "Darwin celebrations begin"

     July 22, 2008 Current Biology, v.18, p.R579-R580

  6. Mystery of the Megaflood

     July 22, 2008 PBS

     What unleashed a catastrophic flood that scarred thousands of square miles in the American Northwest?

  7. Explore the Scablands

  8. 'Flying by the Seat of Our Cladograms' 

     July 21, 2008 Robert Deyes Access Research Network (blog)

     Ockham's Principle and the blind faith of cladistics

  9. Mississippi megaflood may have ended the Ice Age

     July 21, 2008 Ulf Erlingsson PRAvenue

  10. News Update/Commentary

      Natural Selection May Not Produce the Best Organisms

      July 21, 2008 Public Library of Science Science Daily

  11. How your behaviour can change your children’s DNA

      July 20, 2008 Jonathan Leake Times Online (UK)

      new research into inheritance shows we can alter family traits for better or for worse

  12. The Glass House Mountains, Australia

      July 20, 2008 Biblical Geology

  13. Darwin 2009 commemorations

      July 20, 2008 this page aims to list the worldwide events and publications relating to the 2009 celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the publication of On the Origin of Species and the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birth

  14. Asteroid switched Mars's magnetic field on and off

      July 19, 2008 New Scientist, n.2665, p.17

  15. College professor gets $20,000 to settle claim

      July 19, 2008 Staci Hupp Des Moines Register (Iowa)

      a community college professor who was fired after he offended students with remarks about the Bible will get $20,000 to settle his wrongful termination claim

  16. PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE: "Addressing Complexity"

      July 18, 2008 Kim Sterelny Science, v.321, n.5887, p.344

  17. "The Evolution and Distribution of Species Body Size"

      July 18, 2008 Aaron Clauset and Douglas H. Erwin Science, v.321, n.5887, p.399-401

      a model of evolutionary body-size changes that accounts for physical constraints and extinction risk reproduces the size distribution of land mammals from the Quaternary

  18. NEUROSCIENCE: "Vertebrate Vocalizations"

      July 18, 2008 Daniel Margoliash and Melina E. Hale Science, v.321, n.5887, p.347-348 — Did the mechanisms underlying vertebrate vocal abilities evolve from a single common ancestor?

  19. "Evolutionary Origins for Social Vocalization in a Vertebrate Hindbrain–Spinal Compartment"

      July 18, 2008 Andrew H. Bass, Edwin H. Gilland, and Robert Baker Science, v.321, n.5887, p.417-421

      the conserved neural circuitry for vocal communication in fish and other tetrapods suggests that this function may have originated prior to the evolution of bony vertebrates

  20. Vladimir Nabokov, “Furious” Darwin Doubter

      July 17, 2008 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Science Today

  21. Science wars revisited

      July 17, 2008 N. David Mermin Nature, v.454, p.276-277

  22. Concerns about Templeton Foundation funding

      July 17, 2008 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

  23. Templeton's legacy

      July 17, 2008 Nature, v.454, p.253-254

      the Templeton Foundation's exploration of science and faith merits tolerance, not outright rejection