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• Did DNA Come From Viruses?

  May 12, 2006 Carl Zimmer Science, v.312, n.5775, p.870-872

• Evolution's Bottom Line

  May 12, 2006 Holden Thorp New York Times

• snakes eating dust

  May 12, 2006 Johnny Hart B.C. (comic)

• News Update/Commentary

  Methane-belching Bugs Inspire a New Theory of the Origin of Life on Earth

  May 12, 2006 Penn State Science Daily

• Intelligent Design Conference at Biola University, La Mirada, California (report)

  May 12, 2006 F. Earle Fox Road to Emmaus

• Former Atheist to Receive Award at Biola

  May 11, 2006 Biola University

  British philosopher Antony Flew, once considered the most prominent defender of atheism in the English-speaking world, will accept an award from a Christian university in southern California

• Ancient mariners reveal tales from the Earth's core

  May 11, 2006 Philip Ball Nature (news@nature)

  ship logs and pottery show how the geomagnetic field has changed

• New carbon dates link climatic change with human colonization and Pleistocene extinctions

  May 11, 2006 R. Dale Guthrie Nature, v.441, p.207-209

• News Update/Commentary

  International Team of Scientists Discovers New Primate Genus

  May 11, 2006 University of Alaska, Fairbanks Science Daily

• Wake Up, Dodos

  May 11, 2006 Anthony Dick National Review Online

  making light of a dry, but important, topic ... Flock of Dodos, a new documentary on the controversy between Intelligent Design and evolution, debuted last week at the Tribeca Film Festival.

• Father of intelligent design

  May 11, 2006 Kim Minugh Sacramento Bee, p.A3 (California)

  a former UC Berkeley law professor has stirred up the academic world for 15 years with his assault on Darwin's theory of evolution, saying life on Earth is too complex to be created by random mutations

• ICR Hopes Online Master's Will Create Science Teachers with Biblical Worldview

  May 11, 2006 Jim Brown Agape Press

• News Update/Commentary

  Light's Most Exotic Trick Yet: So Fast It Goes ... Backwards?

  May 11, 2006 University of Rochester Science Daily

• Climate Change, Not Humans, Killed Large Beasts

  May 10, 2006 Bjorn Carey Live Science

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolutionary Forces Explain Why Women Live Longer Than Men

  May 10, 2006 University of Michigan Science Daily

• Meteorite survivor unearthed

  May 10, 2006 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  scientists haul up a hefty chunk of ancient asteroid

• School district refuses request to cancel speaker

  May 9, 2006 Paula Barr Daily Journal (Missouri)

  watchdog group says Potosi violated separation of church and state requirement

• Science and Faith: Allies Not Enemies--Dispelling the Myths

  May 9, 2006 contact: Kathleen Campbell Christian Wire Service

• One Thing They Aren't: Maternal

  May 9, 2006 Natalie Angier New York Times

  evidence that "bad" mothering is common in nature and is often a centerpiece of the reproductive game plan

• John Jones: The Judge Who Ruled for Darwin

  May 8, 2006 Matt Ridley Time Magazine

  in the Time 100: people who shape our world

• Natural Selection

  May 8, 2006 James Seaton Weekly Standard, v.11, n.32 — yet another reason to admire the author of The Origin of Species

• Intelligent design bill aims to create momentum for ’07

  May 8, 2006 Amanda Jacobs Missourian News

• Students pick 'intelligent design' for annual forum

  May 8, 2006 Pervaiz Shallwani The Morning Call (Pennsylvania)

  Palisades High School group intrigued by federal case last year

• Dude, evolution's first debate lives on

  May 8, 2006 Daryl H. Miller Los Angeles Times

  in "Darwin in Malibu," the researcher and a couple of cohorts kick back and ponder life's imponderables

• "The Trouble with the Turing Test"

  May 8, 2006 Mark Halpern The New Atlantis, n.11, p.42-63

  Alan Turing's “Computing Machinery and Intelligence” has helped shape public understanding of the limits and possibilities of non-human, man-made, artificial “intelligence”

• Recycled Universe: Theory Could Solve Cosmic Mystery

  May 8, 2006 Ker Than space.com

• Is Evolution Sufficient? (lecture)

  May 8, 2006 Eugenie Scott (National Center for Science Education) the challenge of Intelligent Design

• I.D. Rigs Its Own Trial

  May 7, 2006 John Rennie Scientific American (blog)

  still smarting from the shellacking handed them in the Kitzmiller v. Dover decision, the neo-creationists appear to be manufacturing their own feel-good opportunities now

• Dolphins ‘know each other’s names’

  May 7, 2006 Jonathan Leake Times Online (UK)

• News Update/Commentary

  UFO study finds no sign of aliens

  May 7, 2006 Mark Simpson BBC News

  a confidential Ministry of Defence report on Unidentified Flying Objects has concluded that there is no proof of alien life forms

• Science Anxiety: Toward a less fearful future

  May 7, 2006 Arthur L. Caplan Philadelphia Inquirer

  The moral standoff that will quickly come to characterize the 21st century is not the teaching of intelligent design vs. evolution in American schools. The real battle will be waged over where genetic engineering ought to take us and whether we are satisf

• Creationist Links Origins to Faith, Everyday Life

  May 7, 2006 Bob Ellis Dakota Voice

  Eric Hovind, son of Kent Hovind, of Creation Science Evangelism in Pensacola, Florida is in Union Center, South Dakota this weekend explaining why the Genesis account of creation is not only important to Christians, but affects every area of our lives

• Creationist to speak in Potosi schools

  May 7, 2006 Tim Townsend St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Potosi High School invited Mike Riddle, a speaker and education specialist at Answers in Genesis, to visit its science classrooms

• Stalactites: Chaos + time = beauty

  May 6, 2006 Stu Hutson New Scientist, n.2550

  How does the drip, drip, drip of water transform a cave into an art gallery?

• How chemicals can speed up evolution

  May 6, 2006 Andy Coghlan New Scientist, n.2550

  the mystery of how human DNA evolves during someone's lifetime looks a step closer to being solved

• Bible literalism 'pagan superstition'?

  May 6, 2006 World Net Daily Vatican astronomer denounces 6-day creationism

• ARN-Announce, n.54

  May 5, 2006 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

  describes many of the upcoming events and new articles, books, videos and other resources on Intelligent Design

• Book

  The Literary Animal: Evolution and the Nature of Narrative

  May 5, 2006 Jonathan Gottschall and David Sloan Wilson (editors) Northwestern University Press

  see also Amazon

• RESEARCH CONDUCT: "Under Suspicion"

  May 5, 2006 Derek T. Scholes Science, v.312, n.5774, p.698-699 — a novel

• PLANETARY SCIENCE: "The Primordial Porridge"

  May 5, 2006 Bernard Marty Science, v.312, n.5774, p.706-707

• "Differences in Immune Cell 'Brakes' May Explain Chimp-Human Split on AIDS"

  May 5, 2006 Jon Cohen Science, v.312, n.5774, p.672-673

  subtle differences in gene activity can result in big distinctions between the two species

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution Reveals an Independent Route for Diversity in Animal Form

  May 5, 2006 Cell Press Science Daily

• Sexual selection alternative slammed

  May 5, 2006 Nick Atkinson The Scientist

  biologists write to Science to defend the theory of sexual selection

• School to go ahead with assembly on origins of life

  May 5, 2006 Belleville News Democrat (Associated Press)

  a southeast Missouri high school will hold an assembly on the origins of life, despite a plea against it by a group for the separation of church and state

• A league under the sea

  May 5, 2006 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  survey reveals diversity of marine creatures

• Unlocking the secret sounds of language: Life without time or numbers

  May 5, 2006 Elizabeth Davies Independent Online (UK)

  No one knew what the tiny Piraha tribe were humming to each other until one linguist really listened. What he heard is turning our understanding of language on its head.

• Human Evolution, why do experts disagree?

  May 4, 2006 Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion (American Association for the Advancement of Science)

• Darwin's finches show how man harms evolution

  May 4, 2006 Steve Connor The Independent (UK)

• Darwin takes the pulpit on Evolution Sunday

  May 4, 2006 Aaron Ricadela Science & Theology News

  hundreds of clergy, led by an atheist biologist, push back against intelligent design on Evolution Sunday

• Not-so-constants?

  May 4, 2006 Robert C. Cowen Christian Science Monitor

  Physicists live with the never-ending threat that new data will puncture cherished assumptions. That's the way it is with the fundamental constants of nature.