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• Book

  Astrobiology, Comets and the Origin of Life

  November 20, 2006 Chandra Wickramasinghe World Scientific

  see also Amazon

• Kansas Outlaws Practice of Evolution (humor)

  November 20, 2006 The Onion

• More from behind the scenes of the Australian-U.S. creationism schism at Answers in Genesis

  November 20, 2006 Jim Lippard Lippard Blog

• Godless Dawkins challenges schools

  November 19, 2006 Steven Swinford Times Online (UK)

  the Oxford University professor and campaigning atheist is planning to take his fight against God into the classroom by flooding schools with anti-religious literature

• Gender-bending boy fruit flies fight like girls

  November 19, 2006 Will Dunham Reuters

• Here is where you find the 'mountains'

  November 19, 2006 Allan Powell Herald-Mail (Maryland)

  a local resident complains that I have frequently made the claim that "there are mountains of evidence" in support of evolution

• Neanderthal DNA to give up his secrets

  November 18, 2006 New Scientist, n.2578, p.20

• Solar system might not be as young as it looks

  November 18, 2006 New Scientist, n.2578

• Beyond belief: In place of God

  November 18, 2006 Michael Brooks and Helen Phillips New Scientist, n.2578

  can secular science ever oust religious belief -- and should it even try

• The biggest questions ever asked

  November 18, 2006 New Scientist, n.2578, p.31

• Gas age–ice age differences and the chronology of the Vostok ice core, 0-100 ka

  November 18, 2006 M. L. Bender, et al J. Geophys. Res., v.111, D21115

• 99.5 Percent Like a Neanderthal

  November 18, 2006 New York Times

• Science Gives Christians Upper Hand Over Atheists

  November 18, 2006 Lillian Kwon Christian Post

• PALEOGENETICS: "The Dawn of Stone Age Genomics"

  November 17, 2006 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.314, n.5802, p.1068-1071

• PALEOGENETICS: "A Neandertal Legacy?"

  November 17, 2006 Michael Balter Science, v.314, n.5802, p.1071

• Sequencing and Analysis of Neanderthal Genomic DNA

  November 17, 2006 James P. Noonan, Graham Coop, Sridhar Kudaravalli, Doug Smith, Johannes Krause, Joe Alessi, Feng Chen, Darren Platt, Svante Pääbo, Jonathan K. Pritchard, and Edward M. Rubin Science, v.314, n.5802, p.1113-1118

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists Discover Role for Dueling RNAs

  November 17, 2006 Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research Science Daily

  a class of RNA molecules, previously thought to have no function, may in fact protect sex cells from self-destructing

• Evangelical atheists crusade against ‘pernicious’ religions

  November 17, 2006 Logan Gage The Examiner

• Darwin got it right -- it's survival of the fastest

  November 17, 2006 Lewis Smith Times Online (UK)

• News Update/Commentary

  Unraveling Where Chimp and Human Brains Diverge

  November 17, 2006 University of California, Los Angeles Science Daily

• Hubble sees dark energy's youth

  November 17, 2006 Geoff Brumfiel Nature (news@nature)

  ancient supernovae show that mysterious force existed early in Universe

• Maps of Ancient Earth Need Revising

  November 17, 2006 Ker Than Live Science

  a section of the Appalachian Mountains discovered in Mexico is forcing scientists to redraw their maps of ancient Earth

• What happened to the Neanderthals? Check their DNA

  November 16, 2006 Peter N. Spotts Christian Science Monitor

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Analysis of one million base pairs of Neanderthal DNA

  November 16, 2006 Richard E. Green, et al. Nature, v.444, p.330-336

  EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Neanderthal Genomics

• "Upper Palaeolithic infant burials"

  November 16, 2006 Thomas Einwögerer, Herwig Friesinger, Marc Händel, Christine Neugebauer-Maresch, Ulrich Simon, and Maria Teschler-Nicola Nature, v.444, p.285

• "Creationism, evolution: nothing has been proved"

  November 16, 2006 Maciej Giertych Nature, v.444, p.265

• "Creationists attack secular education in Russia"

  November 16, 2006 Georgy S. Levit, Uwe Hoßfeld, and Lennart Olsson Nature, v.444, p.265

• How to get your genes switched on

  November 16, 2006 New Scientist

  whereas standard RNAi silences a target gene, the new technique boosts gene activity, providing a genetic "on" switch

• "Creation, Evolution, and Thomas Aquinas"

  November 16, 2006 William E. Carroll Revue des Questions Scientifiques, v.171, n.4, p.319-347

• Thomas Aquinas vs. The Intelligent Designers

  November 16, 2006 Socratic Club (Gonzaga University) what is God’s finger doing in my pre-biotic soup

• review: 18 November 2006

  November 16, 2006 New Scientist, n.2578, p.80

• 'Dover' heads to Par

  November 16, 2006 Pamela McClintock Variety

  Paramount Pictures has hired Ron Nyswaner to pen the screenplay for "Dover," based on the landmark 2005 trial that stopped a Pennsylvania school board from teaching "intelligent design"

• 'Lizard Isles' reveal natural selection at work

  November 16, 2006 Roxanne Khamsi New Scientist

• Neanderthal DNA partially sequenced

  November 16, 2006 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory World Science

• Neanderthal bone gives DNA clues

  November 16, 2006 CNN (Associated Press)

• Injured robots learn to limp

  November 16, 2006 Heidi Ledford Nature (news@nature)

  must...keep...going...complete...mission

• The "tolerant" Sir Elton wants to ban religion

  November 15, 2006 Michael Medved townhall.com

  are secular militants, or believers, the bigger source of narrow-mindedness

• Faith Matters: Why can kids talk faith but adults cannot?

  November 15, 2006 Rene Schafer Horton Explorer, v.13, n.46 (Arizona)

• Neanderthal: 99.5 Percent Human

  November 15, 2006 Ker Than Live Science

• Scientists mapping genetic blueprint of Neanderthals

  November 15, 2006 Dan Vergano USA Today

• Newspaper Article

  New Machine Sheds Light on DNA of Neanderthals

  November 15, 2006 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• The problem with Intelligent Design

  November 15, 2006 Natan Slifkin Jerusalem Post

• Darwin evolves in movie theaters

  November 14, 2006 Borys Kit Reuters

  "Evolution's Captain" is based on a novel about Robert FitzRoy, the captain of the H.M.S. Beagle, and the relationship developed with Charles Darwin

• Loving God with All Your Mind (apologetics conference)

  November 14, 2006 McLean Bible Church (Vienna, Virginia)

• Genetics beyond Genes

  November 14, 2006 the conceptual meltdown of 'gene thesis' and 'junkDNA antithesis' demands a synthesis -- PostGenetics

• Exoplanets

  November 14, 2006 extrasolar planet search

• Presuppositions and Evidence

  November 14, 2006 Cross Rhythms Answers in Genesis explains the difference

• Intelligent Design suffers setbacks in midterm elections

  November 14, 2006 Erin Roach Baptist Press

• Judge's public comments called activism for Darwinism

  November 14, 2006 James Patterson Baptist Press

  Federal Judge John E. Jones III has been on the campaign trail in behalf of his ruling upholding Darwinism against Intelligent Design

• News Update/Commentary

  What's the Difference Between Mice and Men?

  November 14, 2006 Public Library of Science Science Daily

  It's often said that a man shares 30% of his genes with a banana, rather more with a fruit fly, and yet more with a mouse; so why are these organisms so different if many of their genes are so similar?