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• "Neanderthals in central Asia and Siberia"

  October 18, 2007 Johannes Krause, et al. Nature, v.449, p.902-904

• "Science in culture: Paris gets a new cultural crucible"

  October 18, 2007 David Edwards Nature, v.449, p.789

  scientific breakthroughs are reached through aesthetic, as well as scientific methods, argues a bioengineer, who is this week opening a culture centre to explore such creativity

• Black holes go extragalactic

  October 18, 2007 Tomasz Bulik Nature, v.449, p.799-801

  the mass of a black hole beyond our Galaxy has been calculated, thanks to the presence of an associated star

• Origin Science versus Operation Science

  October 18, 2007 Kerby Anderson Probe Ministries

  origin science differs from operation science because it does not deal with present regularities ... instead it focuses on a singular action in the past

• DNA pioneer apologises over race row

  October 18, 2007 James Randerson and Claire Truscott Guardian (UK)

  DNA pioneer James Watson today apologised "unreservedly" for his apparent claim that black people are less intelligent than whites

• Neanderthals May Have Had Gene for Speech

  October 18, 2007 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Modern speech gene found in Neanderthals

  October 18, 2007 Kerri Smith Nature News

  genetic studies hint Neanderthals were equipped for language

• Sunday Morning Commentary

  October 18, 2007 Ben Stein CBS (craigslist)

• Massive volcanic eruption seen on jovian moon

  October 17, 2007 Nature, v.449, p.769

• What atheists Kant refute

  October 17, 2007 Dinesh D'Souza Christian Science Monitor

  reason must know its limits in order to be truly reasonable

• News Update/Commentary

  Earliest Evidence of Modern Humans Detected

  October 17, 2007 Arizona State University Science Daily

• Evolutionary Biologist-Creationist, Dr. Elisabet Sahtouris Resists the Non-Living Universe Assumption

  October 17, 2007 Alex Tsakiris PR.com

  interview with philosopher, biologist, ecologist, futurist and author challenges Darwin’s fundamental assumptions about evolution and the creation story that underlies much of modern science

• Fury at DNA pioneer's theory: Africans are less intelligent than Westerners

  October 17, 2007 Cahal Milmo Independent (UK)

  celebrated scientist attacked for race comments: "All our social policies are based on the fact that their intelligence is the same as ours -- whereas all the testing says not really"

• ASU team detects earliest modern humans

  October 17, 2007 Jodi Guyot and Carol Hughes Arizona State University

• Statement Regarding Dr. Watson’s Comments in The Sunday Times on October 14, 2007

  October 17, 2007 President Bruce Stillman Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Board of Trustees

• Leading Scientist Stirs Controversy by Invoking Darwin's Theory to Argue for Inferiority of Blacks

  October 17, 2007 John West Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• So similar, yet so different

  October 17, 2007 Erika Check Hayden Nature, v.449, p.762-763

  tiny pieces of the genome can already explain many human characteristics

• Himalayas created by high-speed impact

  October 17, 2007 New Scientist, n.2626, p.23

  the speed of India's collision with Asia propelled the Himalayas to the top of the world

• James Watson’s race row

  October 17, 2007 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

  DNA pioneer James Watson has been busily lighting fires over race, sex, and fellow scientists while touring to promote his latest book

• A feast of fossil footprints

  October 17, 2007 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Why Evolutionary Biology is (so Far) Irrelevant to Law

  October 17, 2007 Brian Leiter and Michael Weisberg Social Science Research Network

• Sweden to tighten faith schools rules

  October 16, 2007 One News (New Zealand)

• Whose God Are We Talking About?

  October 16, 2007 Ramesh Ponnuru To the Source

  Christopher Hitchens is on the road railing against a God of his own creation. Last week he stopped at Georgetown University debating Christian apologist Alister McGrath.

• UCSB researchers discover the dawn of animal vision

  October 16, 2007 contact: Gail Gallessich EurekAlert!

  University of California, Santa Barbara

• Dinosaur of the day

  October 16, 2007 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

  a massive new dinosaur has been unveiled by South American scientists

• Creationism to be banished from Swedish schools

  October 15, 2007 The Local (Sweden)

• Deep Core Tests for the Age of Earth

  October 15, 2007 Hugh Ross Connections (Reasons to Believe), v.7, n.3

• Are We Trapped in God's Video Game?

  October 15, 2007 Jaron Lanier Discover

• "The oscillatory nature of the geomagnetic field during reversals"

  October 15, 2007 Clément Narteau, Jean-Louis Le Mouël, and Jean-Pierre Valet Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v.262. n.1-2, p.66-76

• News Update/Commentary

  Inconsistencies with Neanderthal Genomic DNA Sequences

  October 14, 2007 Public Library of Science Science Daily

• Blinding them with 'science'

  October 13, 2007 Joseph Wilson Toronto Star

  creationism's curious blend of cherry-picked facts and biblical literalism comes to Canadian churches

• Microbes can survive deep freeze for 100,000 years

  October 13, 2007 New Scientist, n.2625, p.21

• Chromosome caps may explain cell immortality

  October 13, 2007 New Scientist, n.2625, p.20

• Time gains an extra dimension

  October 13, 2007 Marcus Chown New Scientist, n.2625

• UK changes position on animal-human hybrids

  October 13, 2007 New Scientist, n.2625

• Ebola evolves deadly new tricks

  October 13, 2007 Debora Mackenzie New Scientist, n.2625

• Special report: Cheating death

  October 13, 2007 New Scientist, n.2625, p.40-41

• Microbe Magazine and the Bacterial Flagellum: Part 3

  October 12, 2007 Michael J. Behe Discovery Institute

• "Into the Deep: First Glimpse of Bering Sea Canyons Heats Up Fisheries Battle"

  October 12, 2007 Virginia Morell Science, v.318, n.5848, p.181-182

  two massive canyons below Alaska's Bering Sea

• New Worlds on the Horizon: Earth-Sized Planets Close to Other Stars

  October 12, 2007 Eric Gaidos, Nader Haghighipour, Eric Agol, David Latham, Sean Raymond, and John Rayner Science, v.318, n.5848, p.210-213

• Science, E. coli, and the Edge of Evolution: Behe Responds

  October 12, 2007 Robert Crowther Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Creationism-evolution in Discover

  October 12, 2007 National Center for Science Education

• News Update/Commentary

  British Court Rules Al Gore Film Exaggerated Climate Claims

  October 12, 2007 Lewis Smith Fox News

• A Revelation

  October 12, 2007 Naomi Schaefer Riley Wall Street Journal

  in Alabama, a civil debate over God's existence

• News Update/Commentary

  Difference Between Fish and Humans: Century-old Developmental Question Answered

  October 12, 2007 Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Spread of Endogenous Retrovirus K Is Similar in the DNA of Humans and Rhesus Monkeys

  October 12, 2007 Public Library of Science Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  A Gene Divided Reveals the Details of Natural Selection

  October 12, 2007 University of Wisconsin, Madison Science Daily

• ‘Evolutionary scandal’ of sexless bug solved

  October 12, 2007 Daniel Cressey Nature blog

• Poison or Cure? Religious Belief in the Modern World

  October 11, 2007 Christopher Hitchens and Alister McGrath Georgetown University

  a debate, dialogue, and discussion

• Chimps practise self control / 22 August 2007

  October 11, 2007 Nature (news@nature) apes distract themselves with play to resist temptation