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• "Earth science: Geomagnetic reversals"

  March 13, 2008 David Gubbins Nature, v.452, p.165-167

  a combination of geomagnetic observations with theoretical studies has been providing enlightenment about the earth's varying magnetic field

• Priest-Cosmologist Wins $1.6 Million Templeton Prize

  March 13, 2008 Brenda Goodman New York Times

• Seeking the Origins of Modern Science?

  March 13, 2008 George Saliba Briifs, v.1, n.2 (Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies)

• "Water Gaps in the Alaska Range"

  March 13, 2008 Michael J. Oard Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.44, n.3, p.180-192

• News Update/Commentary

  Life's Building Blocks from Space? Meteorites a Rich Source for Primordial Soup

  March 13, 2008 Carnegie Institution Science Daily

• Building remains from First Temple period exposed west of Temple Mount

  March 13, 2008 Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs

• Actor Stein Plays Role in Debate on Evolution Education

  March 13, 2008 Catherine Dolinski Tampa Tribune (Florida)

• Ein Stein + one Ham = a dynamic duo of Darwin-debunkers

  March 13, 2008 Mark Looy Answers in Genesis

• A pack of apes let loose in the portrait gallery

  March 12, 2008 Elizabeth Farrelly Sydney Morning Herald

  you can tire of hearing how much DNA we share with chimps, especially when it's plain that our best genes, evolutionarily speaking, are those we kept to ourselves

• Polish priest-cosmologist wins prestigious Templeton Prize

  March 12, 2008 Mark Pattison Catholic News Service

  fact sheet (pdf)

• The Templeton Prize

• Dawkins and the God of the Old Testament

  March 12, 2008 Benjamin Wiker to the source

• 2008 Templeton Prize winner

  March 12, 2008 Amanda Gefter New Scientist

  cosmologist and Catholic priest Michael Heller won the £820,000 Templeton Prize for Progress toward Research or Discoveries about Spiritual Realities

• New bones suggest 'hobbits' were modern pygmies

  March 11, 2008 Colin Barras New Scientist

• Science vs. creationism

  March 11, 2008 Eve Savory CBC News (Canada)

  scientific community mobilizes defence of evolution

• Why Alfred Russel Wallace deserves to be remembered

  March 11, 2008 David Tyler Access Research Network

• News Update/Commentary

  Mystery Behind the Strongest Creature in the World

  March 11, 2008 Institute of Physics Science Daily

  the Hercules Beetle has a colour-changing trick that scientists have long sought to understand

• News Update/Commentary

  Fossilized Giant Rhino Bone Questions Isolation of Anatolia, 25 Million Years Ago

  March 10, 2008 Wiley-Blackwell Science Daily

• Ben Stein weighs in on evolution fight

  March 10, 2008 Marc Caputo Miami Herald

  pop-culture figure Ben Stein will show his new documentary challenging mainstream science to Florida lawmakers Wednesday as they consider legislation that makes it easier for teachers to question Darwin's theory in science classes

• Disinvited to a Screening, a Critic Ends Up in a Faith-Based Crossfire

  March 10, 2008 John Metcalfe New York Times

  shortly before he was to attend a screening in January of the documentary “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed,” which is about alternatives to the theory of evolution, Roger Moore, a film critic for The Orlando Sentinel, learned that his invitation had bee

• News Update/Commentary

  History of Life Seen in the Structure of Transfer RNA

  March 10, 2008 University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Science Daily

• U of I hosts Evolution, Intelligent Design lecture

  March 10, 2008 Erin Jordan Des Moines Register (Iowa City)

• Richard Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss "evangelize" for Evolution at Stanford

  March 10, 2008 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Genetic modification joins lust on mortal sins list

  March 10, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Vatican lists "new sins," including pollution

  March 10, 2008 Philip Pullella Yahoo! News (Reuters)

• Ancient Bones of Small Humans Discovered in Palau

  March 10, 2008 John Roach National Geographic

• Pacific 'dwarf' bones cause controversy

  March 10, 2008 Rex Dalton Nature, v.452, p.133-

  some researchers think the Palau finds are the remains of youngsters

• Darwin dumbed down

  March 10, 2008 Robert Fulford National Post (Canada)

  the Royal Ontario Museum's new exhibit, Darwin: The Evolution Revolution opened on Saturday

• Is dark matter mystery about to be solved?

  March 8, 2008 Stuart Clark New Scientist, n.2646

  About a quarter of the cosmos is thought to be made of invisible dark matter, yet no one has ever found any. In 2008, though, that could change...

• Ancient star may prove supernova-cosmic ray link

  March 8, 2008 New Scientist

• Mendel Museum of Genetics

  March 8, 2008

• Age and Evolution of the Grand Canyon Revealed by U-Pb Dating of Water Table-Type Speleothems

  March 7, 2008 Victor Polyak, Carol Hill, and Yemane Asmerom  Science, v.319, n.5868, p.1377-1380

• Canyon Cutting on a Grand Time Scale

  March 7, 2008 Tim Atkinson and Mike Leeder Science, v.319, n.5868, p.1343-1344

  new data show how the Grand Canyon has been formed over the course of the past 20 million years

• "Experts Find No Evidence for a Mammoth-Killer Impact"

  March 7, 2008 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.319, n.5868, p.1331-1332

  a devastating cosmic collision 13,000 years ago continues to play well in the media, but specialists are challenging the grounds for thinking it happened

• NEAR-EARTH OBJECTS: "Preparing for Doomsday"

  March 7, 2008 Richard Stone Science, v.319, n.5868, p.1326-1329

• "Palaeontology: Modern life in ancient mats"

  March 6, 2008 Michael M. Tice Nature, v.452, p.40-41

  microbial communities seem to have inhabited tidal sediments 2.9 billion years ago much as they do today -- but what organisms were involved, and how they made their living, remain intriguing questions

• Basic Greenhouse Equations "Totally Wrong"

  March 6, 2008 Michael Asher (blog) Daily Tech

  new derivation of equations governing the greenhouse effect reveals "runaway warming" impossible

• The materialist threat to science

  March 6, 2008 David Tyler Access Research Network

• News Update/Commentary

  Tree of Animal Life Has Branches Rearranged, by Evolutionary Biologists

  March 6, 2008 Brown University Science Daily

• Florida’s ‘Theory of ...’

  March 6, 2008 New York Times has Florida come to its senses over the teaching of evolution

• Study Says Grand Canyon Older Than Thought

  March 6, 2008 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Grand Canyon flushing experiment criticised

  March 6, 2008 New Scientist, n.2646, p.6

  with creationists arguing over its formation, and lengthy disputes over land rights, the Grand Canyon has often been the focus of controversy

• 'Black hole' made from light

  March 6, 2008 Philip Ball Nature News

  pulses in an optical fibre can mimic the space-bending physics of collapsed stars

• 'Death Star' found pointing at Earth

  March 6, 2008 Katharine Sanderson Nature News

  star-system explosion could threaten life on Earth

• News Update/Commentary

  New twist in Hobbit-human debate

  March 5, 2008 BBC News

  the row over the origins of "Hobbit" fossils found on the Indonesian island of Flores has taken a new twist

• Academic freedom and evolution

  March 5, 2008 Casey Luskin San Diego Union-Tribune

• News Update/Commentary

  Giant Fossil Bats Out of Africa, 35 Million Years Old

  March 5, 2008 Society of Vertebrate Paleontology Science Daily

• "Nobel prizewinner's paper retracted"

  March 5, 2008 Heidi Ledford Nature, v.452, p.13

  failure to reproduce results deals blow to work on olfactory networks

• "The scientist delusion"

  March 5, 2008 David Goldston Nature, v.452, p.17

  religious resistance to science is often exaggerated, but fresh problems may lie ahead

• The font of hydrothermal life

  March 4, 2008 Mark Schrope Nature News

  East Pacific Rise pinpointed as starting point for vent animals

• I can't wait to be 'Expelled'

  March 4, 2008 Joseph Farah World Net Daily

  a documentary in which Ben Stein takes on the role of Michael Moore trying to get to the bottom of our origins about whether there is any hint of design in our universe and our world