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• Head lice 'are becoming indestructible'

  June 14, 2006 Ian Drury Daily Mail (UK)

  most lice have developed a gene which makes them more resistant to poisons following years of exposure to the chemicals

• Early web-spinner found in amber

  June 14, 2006 BBC News — spiral orb webs, which to many people typify spiders, were catching insects in their sticky silk while the dinosaurs still walked the Earth

• Slouching out of Gondwana

  June 13, 2006 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  the ancestor of today's crocodiles was probably Australian

• News Update/Commentary

  Galaxy Evolution in Cyber Universe Matches Astronomical Observations in Fine Detail

  June 12, 2006 University of Chicago Science Daily

• Scientists respond to Gore's warnings of climate catastrophe

  June 12, 2006 Tom Harris Canada Free Press

  "The Inconvenient Truth" is indeed inconvenient to alarmists

• Faith in Science?

  June 12, 2006 Samantha Booth Daily Record (UK)

  some big thinkers believe there is a place for God in our scientific world

• News Update/Commentary

  Parallel Evolution: Proteins Do It, Too

  June 12, 2006 University of Michigan Science Daily

• I’ve found God, says man who cracked the genome

  June 11, 2006 Steven Swinford Sunday Times (Britain)

  Francis Collins, the scientist who led the team that cracked the human genome, is to publish a book explaining why he now believes in the existence of God and is convinced that miracles are real

• An Alternative Christian View of "Deep Time" and Creation

  June 11, 2006 Scott K. Williams combining Scripture, human logic, and geological evidence

• When chimps outsmart humans

  June 10, 2006 Laura Spinney New Scientist, n.2555

  primatologist Tetsuro Matsuzawa studies chimps and has discovered several cognitive skills on which they outperform humans

• Teenager discovers prehistoric ecosystem

  June 10, 2006 New Scientist, n.2555, p.6

• How Life Began: New Research Suggests Simple Approach

  June 9, 2006 Michael Schirber Live Science

• Answers to Darwin’s dilemma

  June 9, 2006 Marc Kirschner Science & Theology News

  evolution is biased toward useful variations that emerge from genetic similarities shared by all living organisms

• News Update/Commentary

  Variable Physical Laws

  June 9, 2006 Swedish Research Council Science Daily

• Changes in North Atlantic Radiocarbon Reservoir Ages During the Allerød and Younger Dryas

  June 9, 2006 Stein Bondevik, Jan Mangerud, Hilary H. Birks, Steinar Gulliksen, and Paula Reimer Science, v.312, n.5779, p.1514-1517

• SCIENTIFIC MISCONDUCT: "Scandals Shake Chinese Science"

  June 9, 2006 Hao Xin Science, v.312, n.5779, p.1464-1466

• PALEONTOLOGY: "Ancient 'Reef' Stirs Debate Over Early Signs of Life in Australian Rocks"

  June 9, 2006 Erik Stokstad Science, v.312, n.5779, p.1457

• PALEOCLIMATOLOGY: "Looking Way Back for the World's Climate Future"

  June 9, 2006 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.312, n.5779, p.1456-1457

• How Life Began: New Research Suggests Simple Approach

  June 9, 2006 Michael Schirber Live Science

• World's biggest Darwin collection comes to Museum

  June 8, 2006 Natural History Museum (UK)

• Maturity of Farthest Galaxy Cluster Surprises Astronomers

  June 8, 2006 Christine L. Kulyk space.com

• Earth's earliest life so far, and lots of it

  June 8, 2006 Emma Young New Scientist, n.2555, p.10

• "Stromatolite reef from the Early Archaean era of Australia"

  June 8, 2006 Abigail C. Allwood, Malcolm R. Walter, Balz S. Kamber, Craig P. Marshall, and Ian W. Burch Nature, v.441, p.714-718

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Biodiversity rocks

• Study of embryonic sea lampreys provides new insight into the evolution of vertebrates

  June 7, 2006 contact: Robert Tindol Caltech Media Relations

• Were Greeks 1,400 years ahead of their time?

  June 7, 2006 Eben Harrell The Scotsman

  for decades, researchers have been baffled by the intricate bronze mechanism of wheels and dials created 80 years before the birth of Christ

• Fossil mounds may be oldest life on Earth

  June 7, 2006 CNN (Associated Press)

  mounds of dirt in Australia may have been created by billions of microbes more than 3 billion years ago

• News Update/Commentary

  Young Supernova Remnants Not Dusty Enough, According to Astronomers

  June 7, 2006 University of California, Berkeley Science Daily

• Dwarf Dinosaur Discovered

  June 7, 2006 Bjorn Carey Live Science

• New dinosaur is the smallest giant

  June 7, 2006 Patrick Barry New Scientist, n.2555, p.14

• Residents divided again in Dover

  June 6, 2006 Christina Kauffman York Dispatch (Pennsylvaina)

  depending on who's talking, Dover Area School District's top two administrators are either dedicated, hardworking men who deserve another term, or they are two men who failed to stop a public relations catastrophe and the $1 million legal bill that follow

• Americans Split Over Evolution, Creationism

  June 6, 2006 Angus Reid Consultants (Polls & Research) source: Gallup

  CNN

• 100,000 year-old DNA sequence allows new look at Neandertal's genetic diversity

  June 5, 2006 contact: Heidi Hardman EurekAlert!

• Judge in Dover case still fighting

  June 5, 2006 Amy Worden Philadelphia Inquirer

  John E. Jones III is using the intelligent-design debate to answer his critics and talk about judicial independence

• GENETICS: Trace Elements

  June 5, 2006 Sally Lehrman Scientific American

  reconnecting African-Americans to an ancestral past

• Creation or Evolution? Does It Matter? (seminar)

  June 3, 2006 Jerry and Donna Layton First Baptist Church (Ferndale, WA)

  the seminar shows the weakness of evolution in light of recent evidence for intelligent design in all of nature, and presents Intelligent Design Theory or Creation Science as approaches which contribute more to research and better explain our origins

• Nature's methuselahs

  June 3, 2006 Kate Douglas New Scientist, n.2554

  Do the longest-lived animals hold the key to immortality?

• An Asteroid, Cobbled Together

  June 2, 2006 Phil Berardelli ScienceNOW Daily News

  three years ago, the Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa set out to fetch a bit of asteroid and return it to Earth ...

• News Update/Commentary

  Electric Fish in Africa Could Be Example of Evolution in Action

  June 2, 2006 Cornell University Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Mysterious red cells might be aliens

  June 2, 2006 Jebediah Reed CNN

  as bizarre as it may seem, the sample jars brimming with cloudy, reddish rainwater in Godfrey Louis's laboratory in southern India may hold, well, aliens

• PALEOANTHROPOLOGY: "Tools Link Indonesian 'Hobbits' to Earlier Homo Ancestor"

  June 2, 2006 Elizabeth Culotta Science, v.312, n.5778, p.1293

• TEACHING EVOLUTION: "Court Revives Georgia Sticker Case"

  June 2, 2006 Constance Holden Science, v.312, n.5778, p.1292

• ACADEMIC CONDUCT: "University Bids to Salvage Reputation After Flap Over Logging Paper"

  June 2, 2006 Erik Stokstad Science, v.312, n.5778, p.1288

• Putting a face to a skull

  June 2, 2006 Debora MacKenzie New Scientist, n.2554

  Will it ever be possible to reconstruct accurately a person's face from the skull beneath it?

• Right-handed amino acids were left behind

  June 2, 2006 New Scientist, n.2554, p.18

• Doubts About Fish Story

  June 1, 2006 Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra Christianity Today

  anti-Darwinists downplay 'missing link'

• Science Summer Camp

  June 1, 2006 California Science Center (Los Angeles)

• A Case Study in Creationist Deception

  June 1, 2006 John Rennie Scientific American

• Janet Browne named professor of the history of science at Harvard

  June 1, 2006 Steve Bradt Harvard University Gazette

  author of 'dazzling' Darwin biographies

• Evolution seen in a yogurt cup

  June 1, 2006 Robert C. Cowen Christian Science Monitor

• Giant Crater Found: Tied to Worst Mass Extinction Ever

  June 1, 2006 Robert Roy Britt space.com

  An apparent crater as big as Ohio has been found in Antarctica. Scientists think it was carved by a space rock that caused the greatest mass extinction on Earth, 250 million years ago.