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• Living with the Darwin Fish

  March 12, 2007 Stan Guthrie Christianity Today

  why the discovery of yet another 'missing link' doesn't destroy my faith

• UMass Amherst Scientists Read the History of Rocks Using Custom-Built ‘Ultrachron’

  March 12, 2007 contact: Rachel Ehrenberg University of Massachusetts, Amherst

  a technique to pin dates to geologic processes with unprecedented precision

• Killer Asteroid? Bomb It. Or Paint It.

  March 11, 2007 Henry Fountain New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Brain Works More Chaotically Than Previously Thought

  March 11, 2007 University of Bonn Science Daily

• Why beetles won the evolutionary game

  March 11, 2007 Bob Holmes New Scientist

  sheer persistence, not ecological versatility or an innovative body plan, is the most important reason for the evolutionary success of beetles

• God: The Failed Hypothesis & The Comprehensible Cosmos

  March 10, 2007 Damien Broderick The Australian

• New board game seeks to debunk theory of evolution

  March 10, 2007 Allie Martin Journal Chrétien

• Wellcome Trust: false anatomy

  March 10, 2007 Truth in Science (UK)

  the Wellcome Trust has distributed false information about human anatomy to schools in an attempt to promote evolution and criticise intelligent design

• Seismic signals reveal enormous reservoir

  March 10, 2007 New Scientist, n.2594, p.7

  people keep asking if we've found the water that dripped underground from Noah's flood

• Raise my chick, or your eggs get it

  March 10, 2007 Andy Coghlan New Scientist, n.2594

  around the world, parasitic birds such as cuckoos and cowbirds are displaying the same guile and ruthlessness as any self-respecting Mafioso

• "Ecological Speciation in South Atlantic Island Finches"

  March 9, 2007 Peter G. Ryan, Paulette Bloomer, Coleen L. Moloney, Tyron J. Grant, and Wayne Delport Science, v.315, n.5817, p.1420-1423

• EVOLUTION: "Jurassic Genome"

  March 9, 2007 Carl Zimmer Science, v.315, n.5817, p.1358-1359

• "From Swimming to Walking with a Salamander Robot Driven by a Spinal Cord Model"

  March 9, 2007 Auke Jan Ijspeert, Alessandro Crespi, Dimitri Ryczko, and Jean-Marie Cabelguen Science, v.315, n.5817, p.1416-1420

• EVOLUTION: "Robot Suggests How the First Land Animals Got Walking"

  March 9, 2007 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.315, n.5817, p.1352-1353

• Protocol Is Cited in Limiting Scientists’ Talks on Climate

  March 9, 2007 March 9, 2007 New York Times

• Backlash after Oxford professor blasts comedian

  March 9, 2007 This Is London

  Peter Kay has written an autobiography, The Sound of Laughter, which sold more than 600,000 copies in six weeks -- bad news for the presumably envious professor whose own best-seller, The God Delusion, has not done quite so well

• Astronomers hash out defense against asteroids

  March 9, 2007 Jeff Kanipe Nature (news@nature)

  a billion dollars needed to spot potential killer impacts

• Earth's magnetic field reversals mimicked in the lab

  March 9, 2007 Philip Ball Nature (news@nature)

  the switching of the poles can be studied in a tub of molten metal

• Swindled!

  March 9, 2007 William and Gavin Real Climate

  on March 8, the UK TV Channel 4 aired a program titled "The Great Global Warming Swindle"

• Is the universe a fractal?

  March 9, 2007 Amanda Gefter New Scientist, n.2594

• The Taint of Intelligent Design

  March 8, 2007 William Dembski Uncommon Descent

• The Great Global Warming Swindle (documentary film)

  March 8, 2007 Martin Durkin Channel 4 (UK)

  the theory of man-made global warming has become such a powerful political force that other explanations for climate change are not being properly aired

• News Update/Commentary

  New Study Rewrites Evolutionary History of Vespid Wasps

  March 8, 2007 University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Science Daily

• Evolution versus creationism under the microscope again

  March 8, 2007 Sylvie Belmond Thousand Oaks Acorn (CA)

• Muslims' take on creation

  March 8, 2007 Kevin Eigelbach Cincinnati Post (Ohio)

• "Evolutionary biology: The Elvis paradox"

  March 8, 2007 Andrew Hendry

  Nature, v.446, n.7132, p.147

• Scriptural violence can foster aggression

  March 8, 2007 Heidi Ledford Nature, v.446, n.7132, p.114

• Polar Research: Buried treasure

  March 8, 2007 Nicola Jones Nature, v.446, n.7132, p.126-128

  air bubbles trapped in the Antarctic ice sheet could yield precious information about Earth's climate more than a million years ago, but to access this record scientists first have to climb one of the coldest peaks on Earth

• "Origin of avian genome size and structure in non-avian dinosaurs"

  March 8, 2007 Chris L. Organ, Andrew M. Shedlock, Andrew Meade, Mark Pagel, and Scott V. Edwards Nature, v.446, n.7132, p.180-184

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: "Chicken and genome question"

• Robot Salamander Helps Unlock Evolution Mysteries

  March 8, 2007 March 9, 2007 TechNewsWorld

  European scientists have created a robotic salamander that uses an amphibian type central nervous system to switch from swimming to walking as it crawls onto land out of water

• Climate report 'was watered down'

  March 8, 2007 Fred Pearce New Scientist, n.2594

  British researchers who have seen drafts of last month's report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change claim it was significantly watered down when governments became involved in writing it

• California's cloudbursts pave the way for quakes

  March 8, 2007 Michael Reilly New Scientist, n.2594, p.11

• Robo-salamander goes swimming

  March 8, 2007 Emma Marris Nature (news@nature)

  bot throws light on the evolution of walking

• The Great Global Warming Swindle (75 min, documentary)

  March 8, 2007 TV Channel 4 (UK) watch on Google

• News Update/Commentary

  Many gene mutations drive cancer

  March 7, 2007 BBC News

• News Update/Commentary

  Individuals and Populations Differ in Gene Activity Levels, Not Just Genes

  March 7, 2007 University of Washington Science Daily 

• News Update/Commentary

  Despite Their Heft, Many Dinosaurs Had Surprisingly Tiny Genomes

  March 7, 2007 Harvard University Science Daily

• Did a 'light' genome help birds take flight?

  March 7, 2007 Lucy Odling-Smee Nature (news@nature)

  a smaller genome evolved in dinosaurs, long before birds learned to fly

• A Toast to Evolvability and Its Promise of Surprise

  March 6, 2007 Natalie Angier New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Two-step Process Filters Evolution of Genes of Human and Chimpanzee

  March 6, 2007 University of Chicago Medical Center Science Daily

• Wikipedia for Christian Fundamentalists

  March 6, 2007 Christian Stöcker Spiegel (Germany)

  two online encyclopedias modelled on the Wikipedia format aim to explain the world from a creationist perspective

• CreationWiki

• Scientists speak out on their religious beliefs

  March 6, 2007 Franklin Kanin Brown Daily Herald (Brown University, Providence, RI)

  Christian faith can reconcile with evolution, students and scholars say

• Dinosaur had yard-long horns over eyebrows

  March 5, 2007 CNN (Associated Press)

• Cowbirds run 'Mafia racket' over eggs

  March 5, 2007 Randolph E. Schmid MSNBC (Associated Press)

  if host birds reject the strange eggs, cowbirds ransack the host's nest

• Missing: a huge chunk of the earth's crust

  March 5, 2007 Stefano Ambrogi Yahoo! News (Reuters)

• Darwin’s God

  March 4, 2007 Robin Marantz Henig New York Times

• 'Global Warming Is Lies' Claims Documentary

  March 4, 2007 Life Style Extra (UK)

• The return of God?

  March 3, 2007 John Humphrys Telegraph (UK) — a Hollywood director says he's found the bones of Jesus; thousands flock to a debate on divinity

• Leaning on Theory, Colliding with Faith

  March 3, 2007 Alessandra Stanley New York Times — television review: 'The Lost Tomb of Jesus'

• Discovering the tomb of Jesus, wife and son

  March 3, 2007 New Scientist, n.2593, p.7