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• Book

  Getting Past the Culture Wars: Regarding Intelligent Design

  May 1, 2006 Glenn W. Shrom LifeVest Publishing

• "Time-Resolved Seismic Tomography Detects Magma Intrusions at Mount Etna"

  May 1, 2006 D. Patanè, G. Barberi, O. Cocina, P. De Gori, and C. Chiarabba Science, v.313, n.5788, p.821-823

• Dinosaur Shocker

  May 1, 2006 Helen Fields Smithsonian

  Mary Schweitzer has upended the conventional wisdom by showing that some rock-hard fossils tens of millions of years old may have remnants of soft tissues hidden away in their interiors

• Book

  Nature's Extremes: Inside the Great Natural Disasters That Shape Life on Earth

  May 1, 2006 Time Magazine

  see also Amazon and Powell's Books

• Book

  The Evolving World: Evolution in Everyday Life

  May 1, 2006 David P. Mindell Harvard University Press

  see also Amazon

• Yellowstone’s moving magma

  May 1, 2006 Megan Sever Geotimes

  magma located below the Norris Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park periodically rises close to the surface, heating the geothermal field, before diving back down

• Fleeing Vesuvius

  May 1, 2006 Megan Sever Geotimes

  thousands of footprints heading away from the volcano embedded in layers of ash suggest that there was a sudden mass exodus

• Book

  Challenging Nature: The Clash of Science and Spirituality at the New Frontiers of Life

  May 1, 2006 Lee M. Silver Ecco (Harper Collins)

  see also Amazon and Book

  Theistic Evolution: Did God Create Through Evolution

  May 1, 2006 Mark W. Swarbrick Infinity Publishing

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Serve God, Save the Planet: A Christian Call to Action

  May 1, 2006 J. Matthew Sleeth Chelsea Green Pub.

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Is Nature Enough? Meaning and Truth in the Age of Science

  May 1, 2006 John F. Haught Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• New Book Examines Misguided Quest of Darwin's Conservatives

  May 1, 2006 Anika Smith Evolution News & Views

• Book

  The Arguments of Time

  May 1, 2006 Jeremy Butterfield (editor) Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  After Collapse: The Regeneration of Complex Societies

  May 1, 2006 Glenn M. Schwartz and John J. Nichols (editors) University of Arizona Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The God Theory

  May 1, 2006 Bernard Haisch Red Wheel-Weiser

  see also Amazon

• Dinosaur Shocker

  May 1, 2006 Helen Fields Smithsonian

  blood vessels from a dinosaur

• The Monkey Trial

  May 1, 2006

• Local Evidence for Creation

  May 1, 2006

• Astronomy Picture of the Day Archive

  May 1, 2006

• Book

  Is Nature Enough? Meaning and Truth in the Age of Science

  May 1, 2006 John F. Haught Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Why Scientists Shouldn't Be Surprised by the Popularity of Intelligent Design: Perspectives from Psychology

  May 1, 2006 Scott O. Lilienfeld Skeptical Inquirer

  The main obstacle standing in the way of the public's acceptance of evolutionary theory is not a dearth of common sense. Instead, it is the public's erroneous belief that common sense is a reliable guide to evaluating the natural world.

• News Update/Commentary

  Watching the Brain Switch Off 'Self'

  April 30, 2006 Cell Press Science Daily

• Defending science education against intelligent design: a call to action

  April 30, 2006 Alan D. Attie, Elliot Sober, Ronald L. Numbers, Richard M. Amasino, Beth Cox, Terese Berceau, Thomas Powell, and Michael M. Cox J. Clin. Invest., v.116, p.1134-1138

• Sorry old Bean, the apes got there first

  April 30, 2006 Roger Dobson Times Online (UK)

  evolutionary biologists have traced the origins of laughter back 4m years to pre-humans slipping and stumbling in their first faltering attempts to walk on two legs

• Gravity: Were Newton and Einstein wrong?

  April 29, 2006 David Shiga New Scientist, n.2549

• Universal constant, constant no more?

  April 29, 2006 Amarendra Swarup New Scientist, n.2549

  yet another fundamental constant may have changed over the last 12 billion years -- it may force physicists to radically rethink their theories

• Love special: What is this thing called love?

  April 29, 2006 Alun Anderson Lucy Middleton New Scientist, n.2549

  Love produces a kaleidoscope of feelings, but can science help us understand their origins or should we just leave it to the poets?

• Love special: Reflections of the divine

  April 29, 2006 Michael Bond New Scientist, n.2549

  Compassionate love for fellow humans is central to most religious faiths, but what does it really mean, and where does God fit into it? Archbishop Desmond Tutu

• "Santorini Eruption Radiocarbon Dated to 1627-1600 B.C."

  April 28, 2006 Walter L. Friedrich, Bernd Kromer, Michael Friedrich, Jan Heinemeier, Tom Pfeiffer, and Sahra Talamo Science, v.312, n.5773, p.548

• Chronology for the Aegean Late Bronze Age 1700-1400 B.C.

  April 28, 2006 Sturt W. Manning, Christopher Bronk Ramsey, Walter Kutschera, Thomas Higham, Bernd Kromer, Peter Steier, and Eva M. Wild Science, v.312, n.5773, p.565-569

• ARCHAEOLOGY: "New Carbon Dates Support Revised History of Ancient Mediterranean"

  April 28, 2006 Michael Balter Science, v.312, n.5773, p.508-509

• STEM CELLS: "Court Rules in Favor of California Stem Cell Institute"

  April 28, 2006 Jocelyn Kaiser Science, v.312, n.5773, p.509

• Snakes With Legs and Snakes Without -- The Lowly Biblical Serpent Belies

  April 28, 2006 Gerry Lower Newropeans Magazine

• News Update/Commentary

  Wisconsin Scientists Discover a Master Key to Microbes' Pathogenic Lifestyles

  April 28, 2006 University of Wisconsin, Madison Science Daily

• MtDNA not marker of population size

  April 28, 2006 Charles Choi The Scientist

  mitochondrial genetic diversity may be influenced by natural selection, undermining its utility for population genetics research

• News Update/Commentary

  Space Observatory Digs into the Secrets of Fossil Galaxy Clusters

  April 28, 2006 European Space Agency Science Daily

• New Law Allows for Creationism in the Classroom

  April 28, 2006 WLBT, Jackson, Miss. (Associated Press)

• Church offers classes on science of evolution

  April 28, 2006 Donald E. Skinner UU World

  in Kansas, where teaching evolution is contested, Unitarian Universalist church makes sure people know the facts

• Talk of the Nation

  April 28, 2006 National Public Radio

• Science may hold the clue to an ancient riddle

  April 28, 2006 Natural Environment Research Council physorg.com

  the combination of an international project to enhance carbon dating from archaeological samples, and the remains of an olive tree, may hold part of the clue to resolving an age-old archaeological controversy stemming from the times of ancient Greece

• Feel it in your bones

  April 27, 2006 Rex Dalton Nature (news@nature)

  deciding whether our ancestors evolved as a single lineage may depend more on philosophy than fossils

•  Nature, v.440, n.7088, p.1100

• "Cosmology from start to finish"

  April 27, 2006 p.1126-1131

• "Is our Universe natural?"

  April 27, 2006 p.1132-1136

• "The large-scale structure of the Universe"

  April 27, 2006 p.1137-1144

• "High-redshift galaxy populations"

  April 27, 2006 p.1145-1150

• "Heavy element synthesis in the oldest stars and the early Universe"

  April 27, 2006 p.1151-1156

• Insight: Early Universe

  April 27, 2006 Nature, v.440, n.7088, p.1125-1156

• Birds shown to follow grammar

  April 27, 2006 Ronald Kotulak Baltimore Sun — scientists are running out of things they think truly separate humans from other animals

• "Recursive syntactic pattern learning by songbirds"

  April 27, 2006 Timothy Q. Gentner, Kimberly M. Fenn, Daniel Margoliash, and Howard C. Nusbaum Nature, v.440, n.7088, p.1204-1207

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: The language of birdsong

• The evolution of intelligent design

  April 27, 2006 Liz Kemmerer Science & Theology News

  intelligent design gets a place in the philosophy classrooms of secular Knox College