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• Will the Singularity Make Us Happier?

  May 30, 2008 Brandon Keim Wired

  categories: artificial Intelligence, biotechnology, nanotechnology, World Science Festival

• Kingdom Builders takes program on biblical creation to students

  May 30, 2008 Chandra Harris-McCray Knox News (Tennessee)

• The Science of Racism

  May 30, 2008 Henry Louis Gates The Root

  last fall, James Watson, the father of DNA, spoke the unspeakable, saying that blacks are intellectually inferior

• Book

  Saving Darwin: How to Be a Christian and Believe in Evolution

  May 30, 2008 Karl Giberson HarperCollins

  see also Amazon

• "Moralist, meet scientist"

  May 29, 2008 Nick Bostrom Nature, v.453, p.593-594

• "Live birth in the Devonian period"

  May 29, 2008 John A. Long, Kate Trinajstic, Gavin C. Young, and Tim Senden Nature, v.453, p.650-652

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Vertebrate evolution: A live birth in the Devonian
• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Abundance and diversity of microbial life in ocean crust

  May 29, 2008 Cara M. Santelli, et al. Nature, v.453, p.653-656

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Microbial diversity: Life under the ocean waves
• News Update/Commentary

  Synthetic Copycat of Living Cell Underway: Life, But Not As We Know It?

  May 29, 2008 University of Nottingham Science Daily

• Journals Find Fakery in Many Images Submitted to Support Research

  May 29, 2008 Jeffrey R. Young Chronicle of Higher Education

• Will Judean Desert find shed light on Shroud of Turin?

  May 29, 2008 Etgar Lefkovits Jerusalem Post

• Speaking of Faith: Quarks + Creation

  May 29, 2008 John Polkinghorne, with Krista Tippett American Public Media

• Marine microbiology: Origins of Death

  May 28, 2008 Nick Lane Nature, v.453, p.583-585

  Programmed cell death is usually seen as the unique prerogative of plants and animals. So how is it that photosynthetic plankton have been killing themselves by uncannily similar methods for billions of years?

• "The oldest pregnant mum"

  May 28, 2008 Carina Dennis Nature, v.453, p.575 — Devonian fossilized fish contains an embryo

• News Update/Commentary

  Fossil reveals oldest live birth

  May 28, 2008 Rebecca Morelle BBC News

• Is this a unified theory of the brain?

  May 28, 2008 Gregory T. Huang New Scientist, n.2658

  a researcher claims to have discovered a model that describes the entire brain in one fell swoop

• Interview: Separating fact and fiction in the Bible

  May 28, 2008 David Cohen New Scientist, n.2658

• Huge haul of Earth-like planets found

  May 28, 2008 Ivan Semeniuk New Scientist, n.2658

• Mating is a dance of death for spiders

  May 28, 2008 New Scientist, n.2658, p.19

• Texas accused of 'viewpoint discrimination'

  May 28, 2008 World Net Daily organization staffed with Ph.D.s denied permission to offer degrees

• News Update/Commentary

  Fundamental Building Block in Flowering Plants Evolved Independently, Yet Almost Identically in Ancient Plants

  May 28, 2008 National Science Foundation Science Daily

• Giant flying reptile not much of a flyer

  May 28, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Religion is a product of evolution, software suggests

  May 27, 2008 Ewen Callaway New Scientist

• God in Class?

  May 27, 2008 MomLogic

  despite the federal court ban on teaching the theory that God created all life, some teachers still do it

• Curriculum Designed to Unite Art and Science

  May 27, 2008 Natalie Angier New York Times

• Censoring intelligent design

  May 27, 2008 Roger Paull Creation on the Web

  one man’s personal experience of state school anti-Christian intolerance in the USA

• Animal Science Without Evolution

  May 25, 2008 contact: Jeannie Fulbright Christian Newswire

• Mail-boat record ‘proves Darwin stole his original ideas from a Welsh scientist’

  May 24, 2008 Steffan Rhys Wales Online (UK)

• "Hard Facts About Soft Animals"

  May 23, 2008 Matthias Glaubrechtb Science, v.320, n.5879, p.1014-1015 — data from anatomy, ecology, paleontology, and genomics provides a summary of what we do and do not know about the evolutionary relationships of molluscs

• Say You Want Some Evolution?: Methodists Support Sound Science in Schools

  May 23, 2008 American's United for Separation of Church and State

  plenty of religious people support sound science and see no conflict between faith and evolution

• Box Canyon triggers a paradigm shift

  May 23, 2008 David Tyler Access Research Network

• Formation of Box Canyon, Idaho, by Megaflood: Implications for Seepage Erosion on Earth and Mars

  May 23, 2008 Michael P. Lamb, William E. Dietrich, Sarah M. Aciego, Donald J. DePaolo, and Michael Manga Science, v.320, n.5879, p.1067-1070

• ASTROPHYSICS: "GLAST Mission Prepares to Explore the Extremes of Cosmic Violence"

  May 23, 2008 Yudhijit Bhattacharjee Science, v.320, n.5879, p.1008-1009

  cataclysmic events deep in space

• News Update/Commentary

  Unique Adaptive Evolution Found in Snake Proteins Provide New Insight into Vertebrate Physiology

  May 23, 2008 Public Library of Science Science Daily

• Platypus thumbs its nose (or bill) at evolutionary scientists

  May 23, 2008 Robert Carter Creation Ministries International

  recent publication of the platypus genome makes evolution even more problematic

• British fertility debate ‘a vote for science over religion’?

  May 23, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• ‘A perfect little frogamander’

  May 23, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Doughnut-shaped Universe bites back

  May 23, 2008 Zeeya Merali Nature News

  astronomers say Universe is small and finite

• Sun's properties not 'fine-tuned' for life

  May 22, 2008 Hazel Muir New Scientist

• A Test of the Copernican Principle

  May 22, 2008 Lisa Zyga physorg.com

  the Copernican principle states that the Earth is not the center of the universe, and that, as observers, we don’t occupy a special place

• Scientists See Supernova in Action

  May 22, 2008 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• Dinosaur round up: Yemen, Colorado, Alaska

  May 22, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• How low can life go?

  May 22, 2008 Heidi Ledford Nature News

  microbes thrive more than a kilometre beneath the sea floor

• Six 'uniquely' human traits now found in animals

  May 22, 2008 Kate Douglas New Scientist

• Famous evangelical apologist changes his mind

  May 21, 2008 Tas Walker Creation on the Web

  RC Sproul says he is now a six-day, young-earth creationist

• Inherit the Windbags

  May 21, 2008 Peter Bebergal nextbook

  why projects like the Creation Museum induce religious stupor and cripple imaginations

• Don't deny intelligence in design debate

  May 21, 2008 Bob Stewart The Tribune (Northern Colorado)

• United Methodist Church adopts pro-evolution resolutions

  May 21, 2008 National Center for Science Education

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient Amphibian: Debate Over Origin of Frogs and Salamanders Settled With Discovery of Missing Link

  May 21, 2008 University of Calgary Science Daily

• The language barrier

  May 21, 2008 Emma Marris Nature News

  some researchers think that the evolution of languages can be understood by treating them like genomes -- but many linguists don't want to hear about it

• Cosmic dust hides true brightness of Universe

  May 21, 2008 Nature News

  the Universe may be brighter than thought: perhaps twice as bright as seen from Earth