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• Weather men

  January 10, 2007 John North Times Online (UK)

• Science reversal set in motion

  January 10, 2007 Barbara Hollingsworth Topeka Capital-Journal (Kansas)

  power having shifted, the Kansas State Board of Education on Tuesday made plans to reverse course on controversial science curriculum standards

• Getting to know the galactic neighbours

  January 10, 2007 Alexandra Witze Nature (news@nature)

  astronomers make startling discoveries in our own back yard

• Creationism in Our National Parks

  January 10, 2007 Donald Prothero eSkeptic — the latest creationist challenge to science bans park rangers at the Grand Canyon from telling people how old it is

• Intelligent design is a science, not a faith

  January 9, 2007 Richard Buggs Guardian (UK)

  if Darwinists distinguished between science and their religious beliefs, we'd all be wiser

• Global Warming: Can We Avoid Dangerous Climate Change? (pdf)

  January 9, 2007 Jim Hansen (Columbia University) "Operation Sierra Storm" - Television Meteorologists Conference

• Amphibians -- the comeback kings of evolution

  January 8, 2007 Catherine Brahic New Scientist

• Better Be Quick if You Want to Visit Holland

  January 8, 2007 Jos Verhulst Brussels Journal

  the country is going to be flooded over in the coming months

• Report Suggests Mars Microbes Overlooked

  January 7, 2007 Seth Borenstein My Way News (Associated Press)

• Nick Matzke, in the evolutionist's corner, faces each new challenge the creationists bring

  January 7, 2007 Sam Whiting San Francisco Chronicle

• In praise of an alternate creation theory

  January 7, 2007 Leslie Scrivener Toronto Star

  the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster gains infamy and faith

• Group seeks to reconcile faith, science

  January 7, 2007 Diane Haag Shreveport Times (Louisiana)

  on Reasons to Believe

• Dark matter mapped

  January 7, 2007 Katharine Sanderson Nature (news@nature)

  first three-dimensional picture of elusive matter throws up mystery

• BOOK REVIEW: From Milton to Hilton

  January 6, 2007 Tim Radford Guardian (UK)

  discourse on the fundamental forces that gave rise to the universe and to life

• Search for Earth-like worlds hots up

  January 6, 2007 New Scientist, n.2585, p.4-5

• Maybe evolution didn't tune our universe after all

  January 6, 2007 Zeeya Merali New Scientist, n.2585

• Science Update from Antarctica

  January 5, 2007 National Public Radio a baby plesiosaur fossil from the Antarctic

• A Further Response to Larry Arnhart, pt. 1: Darwinism and Traditional Morality

  January 5, 2007 John West Evolution News & Views

• "Particle Dark Matter in the Universe: At the Brink of Discovery?"

  January 5, 2007 p.61-63

• "Neutrino Astrophysics: A New Tool for Exploring the Universe"

  January 5, 2007 p.63-65

• "Cosmic Rays: The Highest-Energy Messengers"

  January 5, 2007 p.68-70

• "The Very-High-Energy Gamma-Ray Sky"

  January 5, 2007 p.70-72

• Catching Cosmic Clues

  January 5, 2007 Joanne Baker Science, v.315, n.5808, p.55

  introduction to special issue

• SCIENTIFIC MISCONDUCT: "Japan's Universities Take Action"

  January 5, 2007 Dennis Normile Science, v.315, n.5808, p.26

• Book

  Living with Darwin: Evolution, Design, and the Future of Faith

  January, 2007 Philip Kitcher Oxford University Press

  | See Also Amazon

• Mystery Object Hits New Jersey Home

  January 4, 2007 CBS News (Associated Press)

  golf-ball sized metallic object crashes through roof of home; is it a meteorite

• Loving the Enemy

  January 4, 2007 Tatiana Hamboyan Harrison Newsweek

  I thought creationists were monsters, until I married one

• Creationism believer joins state board

  January 4, 2007 Annie Hall Cincinnati Enquirer (Ohio)

• REVIEW: "On the right path"

  January 4, 2007 Joseph Mazur Nature, v.445, p.25 — Leibniz concluded that of all the worlds God could have created the one we live in is "the best of all possible"

• Book

  The Best of All Possible Worlds: Mathematics and Destiny

  January 4, 2007 Ivar Ekeland University of Chicago Press

  see also Amazon

• EDITORIAL: "Avoiding a chimaera quagmire"

  January 4, 2007 Nature, v.445, p.1

  under what circumstances should the fusion of cells of animals and humans be permitted

• Blackholes in your backyard

  January 3, 2007 Hazel Muir New Scientist, n.2583

  next time there's an electrical storm, watch out, you may just witness a black hole, wrapped in ball lightning, wrapped in a mystery

• Brain Uses Past to Peer Into Future

  January 3, 2007 E. J. Mundell Health Day News

  memories help the mind imagine tomorrow

• In Search of the Designer of Intelligent Design

  January 3, 2007 Kazmer Ujvarosy American Chronicle

• The DNA so dangerous it does not exist

  January 3, 2007 Linda Geddes New Scientist, n.2585, p.12

• Scientists' Report Documents Exxon Mobil's Tobacco-Like Disinformation Campaign on Global Warming Science

  January 3, 2007 Union of Concerned Scientists

  oil company spent nearly $16 million to fund skeptic groups and create confusion

• Seeing the light -- of science

  January 2, 2007 Steve Paulson salon.com

  Ronald Numbers -- a former Seventh-day Adventist and author of the definitive history of creationism -- discusses his break with the church, whether creationists are less intelligent, and why Galileo wasn't really a martyr

• Free Will: Now You Have It, Now You Don’t

  January 2, 2007 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• Ancient Latrine Fuels Debate at Qumran

  January 2, 2007 Matti Friedman My Way News (Associated Press)

• Senior academics support Truth in Science

  January 1, 2007 Truth in Science

• LETTER: Refuting evolution's Cambrian controversy

  January 1, 2007 Clifford Simon Physics Today, v.60. n.1

• Book

  The Counter-Creationism Handbook

  January 1, 2007 Mark Isaak University of California Press

  see also Amazon

• "Crisis in Crater Count Dating"

  January 1, 2007 David F. Coppedge Back to Genesis, n.217d (Institute for Creation Research)

• Fossil Political Correctness in the Sixteenth Century

  January 1, 2007 William Hoesch Back to Genesis, n.217c (Institute for Creation Research)

• "DNA: A Stew-pendous Creation"

  January 1, 2007 Frank Sherwin Back to Genesis, n.217b (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Was Creation a Miracle?"

  January 1, 2007 John Morris Back to Genesis, n.217a (Institute for Creation Research)

• A Few Reasons an Evolutionary Origin of Life Is Impossible

  January 1, 2007 Duane Gish Impact, n.403 (Institute for Creation Research)

• The Top 8 Paleontology Stories of 2006

  January 1, 2007 Discover, v.28, n.1

  the biggest predator ever, dangerous tyrannosaurus love, the hobbit wars, and more

• Book

  Living with Darwin: Evolution, Design, and the Future of Faith

  January 1, 2007 Philip Kitcher Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Darwinism Delusion Exposed by Professor Emeritus of Biology

  January 1, 2007 Kazmer Ujvarosy American Chronicle