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• Meteor shocks Pacific Northwest

  February 20, 2008 Megan Sever Geotimes

• Florida State Board Tricked into Meaningless "Compromise" to Retain Dogmatism and call Evolution "Scientific Theory"

  February 19, 2008 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Peer review: the myth of the noble scientist

  February 19, 2008 Terence Kealey Telegraph (UK)

  peer review is supposed to combat fraud, but it can just as easily hold back radical discoveries

• Florida votes to teach evolution in schools

  February 19, 2008 Tom Chivers Telegraph (UK)

  the word "evolution" is to be used in Florida's science classes for the first time

• Happy Easter Jurgen

  February 19, 2008 Daniel N. Robinson To The Source

  Europe's most influential philosopher, the "methodological atheist" Jurgen Habermas, recently shocked his fellow intelligentsia by asserting that the Judaic ethic of justice and the Christina ethic of love remain the only viable shared source for our most

• Ancient mystery solved

  February 19, 2008 University of Leicester EurekAlert!

  the Burgess Shales in the Canadian Rockies were deposited rapidly by a thick slurry that instantly buried trilobites and other animals to a depth where normal decay couldn’t occur

• No Intelligence Allowed!

  February 19, 2008 Tom Bethell American Spectator

  Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed is a documentary about scientists and researchers who acknowledge the scientific evidence for the intelligent design of life and who have been ostracized or denied tenure as a result

• Why do we believe in God? £2m study prays for answer

  February 19, 2008 Ruth Gledhill Times Online (UK)

• The early evolution of feathers: fossil evidence from Cretaceous amber of France

  February 19, 2008 Vincent Perrichot, Loïc Marion, Didier Néraudeau, Romain Vullo, and Paul Tafforeau Proceedings of the Royal Society B

• Michael Ruse on Richard Dawkins

  February 19, 2008 David Tyler Access Research Network

• Panel Discussion to Examine Evolution and Creationism from Scientific and Religious Perspectives

  February 19, 2008 University of Dallas Catholic PRWire

• The new theories that are killing time

  February 19, 2008 Roger Highfield Telegraph (UK)

  physicists are getting wound up in their attempts to find out what makes the universe tick

• Now the Pentagon tells Bush: climate change will destroy us

  February 19, 2008 Mark Townsend and Paul Harris The Observer (Guardian, UK)

• Intelligent Design: Required by Biological Life? (pdf)

  February 19, 2008 K. D. Kalinsky New Scholars Society

• Christian Perspectives in Science (Seminar Series)

  February 19, 2008 Calvin College

• Is there life on Mars? No.

  February 18, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Many Earth-like planets may exist in Milky Way

  February 18, 2008 Phil McKenna New Scientist

• Giant frog found in Madagascar

  February 18, 2008 Ned Stafford Nature News

  'frog from hell' fossil hints at later split of continents

• News Update/Commentary

  There Is 'Design' in Nature, Biologist Argues

  February 18, 2008 Brown University Science Daily

  biologist Kenneth Miller has to hand one victory to the "intelligent design" crowd ... they know how to frame an issue

• Early Mars Too Acidic, Salty for Life, Experts Say

  February 17, 2008 Anne Minard National Geographic News

• Our reputation for flakiness is at stake

  February 17, 2008 Carl Hiaasen Miami Herald

  in a move that could endanger Florida's flaky backwater reputation, the state Board of Education is poised to endorse the teaching of evolution as a science

• Richard Dawkins and Richard Holloway to Debate at Science Festival

  February 17, 2008 Edinburgh Guide (Scotland)

• Creationism encroaches on Darwin's bicentennial

  February 16, 2008 New Scientist, n.2643, p.6

• Black hole event horizon created in the lab

  February 16, 2008 Zeeya Merali New Scientist, n.2643

• On the origins of human spite

  February 16, 2008 Mark Buchanan New Scientist, n.2643

• Uncovering the evolution of the bacterial flagellum

  February 16, 2008 Dan Jones New Scientist, n.2643

• Interview: The man who would prove all studies wrong

  February 16, 2008 Jim Giles New Scientist, n.2643

• Alien Planetary System Looks a Lot Like Home

  February 15, 2008 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.319, n.5865, p.885

• Peer review, ‘a mighty creator’ and an almighty row

  February 15, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Smaller Version of the Solar System Is Discovered

  February 15, 2008 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• Fla. State Board May Label Evolution Standards As 'Theory'

  February 15, 2008 Bill Kaczor Fox Television (Associated Press)

  Florida conservatives want evolution taught as theory

• Ben Stein Wins Intelligent Design Money

  February 15, 2008 Gary Stix Scientific American

• Scientists Scan Striking Nanoscale Images

  February 15, 2008 Emmet Cole Wired

  E. coli bacterium displays well-preserved flagella that are just 30 nanometers long

• "Evolutionary biology: A first for bats"

  February 14, 2008 John Speakman Nature, v.451, p.774-775 — Which came first as bats evolved — flight or echolocation? Newly described fossils favour the flight-first hypothesis. But these creatures may have been otherwise equipped for flying at night.

• "Primitive Early Eocene bat from Wyoming and the evolution of flight and echolocation"

  February 14, 2008 Nancy B. Simmons, Kevin L. Seymour, Jörg Habersetzer, and Gregg F. Gunnell Nature, v.451, p.818-821

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Flight first

• "Evolutionary biology: Darwin in the fossils"

  February 14, 2008 Andrew P. Hendry Nature, v.451, p.779-780

  Adaptation by natural selection is thought to drive evolution. Although it has been difficult to confirm this process in the fossil record, evidence has been there all along: we just haven't been looking properly.

• The long debate: science and religion

  February 14, 2008 Russ Wung The Daily (University of Washington)

• Intelligent design criticized

  February 14, 2008 Jay McMahan Daily Beacon (University of Tennessee)

• News Update/Commentary

  Discovery of two new planets raises questions

  February 14, 2008 Robert Roy Britt MSNBC

  astronomers suggest solar systems like our own may be common

• Solar System match made in the heavens

  February 14, 2008 Eric Hand Nature News

  extrasolar planetary system discovered with mini Jupiter and Saturn

• Scientists cite 'creator' in paper for biology journal

  February 14, 2008 Melanie Newman Times Higher Education (UK)

• Earliest bats did not 'see' with sound

  February 13, 2008 Colin Barras New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  'Junk DNA' Can Explain Origin and Complexity of Vertebrates, Study Suggests

  February 13, 2008 University of Bristol Science Daily

• Geology of Coal Fires: Case Studies from Around the World

  February 13, 2008 Glenn B. Stracher Reviews in Engineering Geology, v.18

• Bay Co. School Board Passes Evolution Resolution

  February 13, 2008 Kristy Wolski WJHG (Panama City, Florida)

• Bay Board Rejects Evolution

  February 13, 2008 Megan Albright WMBB (Panama City, Florida)

• Quantum weirdness, parallel worlds, dinosaur poop, and the ultimate fate of the universe...

  February 13, 2008 American Institute of Physics EurekAlert!

• Dino of the day: beach-bum-trumpeter-osaurus

  February 13, 2008 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Four Women, a Boat, and Lots of Kids

  February 13, 2008 Todd Charles Wood Answers in Genesis

  a reevaluation of Mitochondrial Eve

• Darwin's belated American birthday present

  February 12, 2008 Susan Jacoby San Francisco Chronicle