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• From Scum, Perhaps the Tiniest Form of Life

  December 23, 2006 William J. Broad New York Times, p.A1

• Cheque this out Darwin

  December 23, 2006 Ben O'Driscoll The Sun (UK)

  £100 cheque signed by Charles Darwin has been unearthed after lying hidden for a century

• Review 2006

  December 23, 2006 New Scientist, n.2583

• When a calendar finally settles down

  December 23, 2006 Chris Turney New Scientist, n.2583

  the calendar we take for granted only emerged after centuries of wandering seasons and lost weekends

• Forget free will

  December 23, 2006 Jim Haigh Peterborough New Scientist, n.2583, p.26-27

• A Giant European Dinosaur and a New Sauropod Clade

  December 22, 2006 Rafael Royo-Torres, Alberto Cobos, and Luis Alcalá Science, v.314, n.5807, p.1925-1927

• A Sea-Floor Spreading Event Captured by Seismometers

  December 22, 2006 M. Tolstoy, et al. Science, v.314, n.5807, p.1920-1922

• A Submarine Volcano Is Caught in the Act

  December 22, 2006 William W. Chadwick, Jr. Science, v.314, n.5807, p.1887-1888

• Ancient Noncoding Elements Conserved in the Human Genome

  December 22, 2006 Byrappa Venkatesh, et al. Science, v.314, n.5807, p.1892

• Brain Man Makes Waves With Claims of Recent Human Evolution

  December 22, 2006 Michael Balter Science, v.314, n.5807, p.1871-1873

• "Links Between Brain Genes, Evolution, and Cognition Challenged"

  December 22, 2006 Michael Balter Science, v.314, n.5807, p.1872

• EVOLUTION: "The Origin of Insects"

  December 22, 2006 Henrik Glenner, Philip Francis Thomsen, Martin Bay Hebsgaard, Martin Vinther Sørensen, and Eske Willerslev Science, v.314, n.5807, p.1883-1884

• Smithsonian "discriminated" against scientist

  December 22, 2006 Ted Agres The Scientist

  officials retaliated after publication of a paper supporting intelligent design

• Largest European Dinosaur Found

  December 21, 2006 Sara Goudarzi Live Science

• "Parthenogenesis in Komodo dragons"

  December 21, 2006 Phillip C. Watts, Kevin R. Buley, Stephanie Sanderson, Wayne Boardman, Claudio Ciofi, and Richard Gibson Nature, v.444, p.1021-1022

• Ageing: Too fast by mistake

  December 21, 2006 Tom Kirkwood Nature, v.444, p.1015-1017

  The intricate process of ageing involves numerous physiological pathways, together with genetic and environmental factors. Insight into this complex biology could come from studying a disorder that accelerates ageing.

• Astrophysics: A burst of new ideas

  December 21, 2006 Bing Zhang Nature, v.444, p.1010-1011

  Gigantic cosmological g-ray bursts have fallen into a dichotomy of long and short bursts, each with a very different origin. The discovery of an oddball burst calls for a rethink of that classification.

• "Life: porridge would be just right for each universe"

  December 21, 2006 Ian Stewart Nature, v.444, p.1002

• "Human evolution: How Africa learned to love the cow"

  December 21, 2006 Erika Check Nature, v.444, p.994-996

  the development of lactose tolerance in sub-Saharan Africa is a fascinating tale of genetic convergence

• "Gravity probe falters"

  December 21, 2006 Geoff Brumfiel Nature, v.444, p.978-979

  instrumentation problems leave relativity test in the balance

• EDITORIAL: "Peer review and fraud"

  December 21, 2006 Nature, v.444, p.971-972 assessments of the refereeing process highlight challenges for journals

• The day tectonic plates come to rest

  December 21, 2006 Michael Reilly New Scientist, n.2583

• Evolution in action

  December 21, 2006 p.13

• Welcoming Neanderthals back into the family

  December 21, 2006 p.15

• String theory increasingly knotty

  December 21, 2006 p.16

• No embryos were harmed…

  December 21, 2006 p.22

• Ga. school board abandons defense of evolution stickers

  December 20, 2006 First Amendment Center (Associated Press)

• Pa. native works on screenplay for intelligent design trial movie

  December 20, 2006 Christina Kauffman York Dispatch (Pennsylvania)

• Virgin Dragon Prepares to Give Birth

  December 20, 2006 Maria Cheng My Way News (Associated Press)

• Unexpected mammals

  December 20, 2006 John Timmer Nobel Intent

  The general view of mammalian evolution is that the group spent its first few million years limited to rodent-sized life forms. As with most generalizations, the exceptions to this one are probably more interesting than anything which supports it.

• School Board Abandons Evolution Textbook Stickers

  December 20, 2006 Randy Hall CNS News

• Oldest animal fossils may have been Giant Bacteria

  December 20, 2006 John Latter Science Blog

• Oldest Animal Embryos or Bacteria?

  December 20, 2006 Carl Marziali University of Southern California

  study in the prestigious journal Nature rearranges the geological record for 600 million-year-old fossils from Precambrian era

• Where science and ethics meet

  December 19, 2006 Gregory M. Lamb Christian Science Monitor — physicist Freeman Dyson explores the ability of science to help us make sense of the world

• LETTERS: Creationism in the classroom

  December 19, 2006 Richard Dawkins and others The Guardian (UK)

• Human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) -- evolutionary “junk” or God’s tools?

  December 19, 2006 Georgia Purdom Answers in Genesis

• Human-chimp difference may be bigger

  December 19, 2006 contact: David Bricker EurekAlert!

• Intelligent design equals creationism

  December 19, 2006 Bo Alawine Hattiesburg American (Mississippi)

  a response to "Darwin's Deadly Legacy," a program by Coral Ridge Ministries that aired a few weeks ago on WDAM-TV

• Americans United Applauds Settlement of Georgia Lawsuit Over Evolution Disclaimer

  December 19, 2006 Americans United for Separation of Church and State — AU's Lynn commends Cobb County School Board for supporting sound science education

• Agreement Ends Textbook Sticker Case

  December 19, 2006 Cobb County School District

  end to a lawsuit over stickers addressing evolution that were placed in science textbooks

• The Real Inconvenient Truth About Global Warming: Skeptics Have Valid Arguments

  December 19, 2006 Tom DeWeese Capitalism Magazine

• How to avoid a bat

  December 18, 2006 contact: Cherry Lewis EurekAlert!

  new findings change our understanding of the co-evolution of bats and moths and have implications for the hearing of many other animals

• Martin Luther and Copernicus

  December 18, 2006 Gary DeMar American Vision

• Against Darwinism (pdf)

  December 18, 2006

• Judge's integrity attacked

  December 17, 2006 Dale Davenport Patriot-News (Pennsylvania)

  the Discovery Institute, which backed the losing side in last year's intelligent design trial, now claims that Judge John E. Jones copied some of his ruling from documents submitted by the winning side

• The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief

  December 17, 2006 Francis S. Collins Free Press (Simon & Schuster) — see also Amazon

• Finding an equation for God

  December 17, 2006 James D. Davis Sun-Sentinel (South Florida)

  review of:

• Billboards aim to stoke an evolving debate

  December 17, 2006 Bob Von Sternberg Star Tribune (Minnesota)

  a Minnetonka woman is using freeway signs in Minneapolis and Duluth to direct people to her pro-creationism Web site

• It's still about religion

  December 16, 2006 New Scientist, n.2582

  Can intelligent design -- the idea that certain features of living organisms are too complex to have arisen by evolution -- ever lead to good science?

• Literature

  December 16, 2006 Access Research Network a discussion of ID-related reading