Geoscience Research Institute
News Archive (August 2005)
DISCLAIMER: The following links do not necessarily
represent endorsement by the Geoscience Research Institute, but are meant to
provide information from a wide range of viewpoints and expertise on scientific issues,
religious issues, and the interface between the two, particularly in the area of creation
and evolution.
AUGUST 31
AUGUST 30
-
Intelligent Design Has No Place in the Science Curriculum / September 2,
2005 / Harold Morowitz, Robert Hazen, and James Trefil / Chronicle of
Higher Education, v.52, n.2, p.B6
-
Why Do We Invoke Darwin? / August 29, 2005 / Philip S. Skell / Discovery
Institute
- Intelligent
Design to be Taught in Australian Schools -- Opponents Furious / August
29, 2005 / Life Site
-
Show Me the Science / August 29, 2005 / Daniel C. Dennett / Edge
-
Suit claims University of California biased against creationism / August
27, 2005 / Mercury News (Associated Press)
-
New school year, new battle over evolution / August 25, 2005 / Jill
Lawrence / USA Today — in Dover, PA
- Evolution vs. Religion:
Quit pretending they're compatible / August 10, 2005 / Jacob Weisberg /
Slate
-
The Five Worst Extinctions in Earth's History / 7 September 2000 / Lee
Siegel / space.com
AUGUST 29
- Origins / August 23 &
30, September 6 & 13 / PBS - Nova
- Unintelligent
Designs on Science / September 1, 2005 / Chronicle of Higher Education
— the discussion has not started yet
-
Just Check the ID / August 29, 2005 / Sally Jenkins / Washington Post,
p.E01 — Could it be athletes' random, mutant talent, or could
it be evidence of, gulp, intelligent design?
-
George Bush and the meaning of life / August 28, 2005 / Bryan Appleyard /
Times Online (UK) — the theory of 'intelligent design’
supported by the president shouldn’t infuriate the Darwinists -- it makes
sense
-
Show Me the Science / August 28, 2005 / Daniel C. Dennett / New York
Times — Is "intelligent design" a legitimate school of
scientific thought?
-
Adam, Eve and T. Rex / August 27, 2005 / Ashley Powers / Los Angeles
Times — giant roadside dinosaur attractions are used by a
new breed of creationists as pulpits to spread their version of Earth's
origins
-
Knock, knock -- is there anyone there who believes this twaddle? / August
27, 2005 / Oliver Kamm / Times Online (UK) — the longer we
indulge irrationalism in public life, the sooner will our own Flat Earthers,
in modern dress, arrive to recognise our kinship
- State
Senator Wants Students to Hear 'Full Range' of Evolutionary Theories /
August 26, 2005 / Jim Brown / Agape Press
- Kuhn
and Intelligent Design / August 26, 2005 / Matthew Yglesias / TPM Cafe —
why I think one can -- and should -- be both a good Kuhnian and
a good Darwinist
-
'Intelligent design' faces ISU opposition / August 26, 2005 / Lisa
Livermore / Des Moines Register — author of book on
life's origins calls Iowa State University faculty petition an 'attack'
-
New
exhibit at London Zoo -- humans / August 25, 2005 / Yahoo! News
-
Natural Hazards / March 2005 / Edward Bryant / Cambridge University
Press — see also
Amazon
AUGUST 26
- ARN-Announce,
n.48 / August 26, 2005 / Dennis Wagner / Access Research Network —
describes many of the upcoming events and new articles, books,
videos and other resources on Intelligent Design
-
Talk to the Animals / August 26, 2005 / Bernd Heinrich / New York Times
— on the documentary "March of the Penguins"
-
120 Professors at Iowa State U. Sign Statement Criticizing Intelligent-Design
Theory / August 26, 2005 / Jamie Schuman / Chronicle of Higher
Education
- "Inner
Core Differential Motion Confirmed by Earthquake Waveform Doublets" / 26
August 2005 / Jian Zhang, Xiaodong Song, Yingchun Li, Paul G. Richards, Xinlei
Sun, and Felix Waldhauser / Science, v.309, n.5739, p.1357-1360
- Why
intelligent design theory ought to be taught / August 25, 2005 / Jonah
Avriel Cohen / The American Thinker
- Brutally
Criticized / August 25, 2005 / Bill O'Reilly / The O'Reilly Factor —
harassment of Richard Sternberg for publishing an article
sympathetic to Intelligent Design
-
Super / Mark Fiore / August 25, 2005 / SF Gate (San Francisco) —
cartoons on origins
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Evolving opinion of one man / August 24, 2005 / Danny Westneat /
Seattle Times — Bob Davidson is a scientist and a devout
Christian who believes we're here because of God
-
The Evolving Clash of Darwinists and Doubters / 23 August 2005 / Red Nova
-
Intelligent design and other weirdo beliefs / August 23, 2005 / Margaret
Wente / Globe & Mail
-
Ancient Shellfish Body Revealed / August 23, 2005 / Rossella Lorenzi /
Discovery Channel
-
The Other Brain Also Deals With Many Woes / August 23, 2005 /
Harriet Brown / New York Times — the human body has two
brains, one at the top of the spinal cord and the hidden but powerful brain in
the gut known as the enteric nervous system
-
Varvel's View / August 19, 2005 / Gary Varvel / Indianapolis Star —
cartoon - hear/see/speak no intelligent design
AUGUST 24
- Bones
reveal first shoe-wearers / 24 August 2005 / Olivia Johnson / BBC News
-
Intelligent Design without the Bible / August 24, 2005 / Deepak Chopra /
intentBlog
- Space
radiation may select amino acids for life / 24 August 2005 / Maggie McKee
/ New Scientist
- Larry
King Live / August 23, 2005 / CNN — last half of transcript
- Intelligent Design in American Classrooms?
- The struggle
over science / 23 August 2005 / Harold Evans / BBC News —
rising concern in the US over the Bush administration's hostility to science
-
Scientists Find 1.8-million-year-old Homo Erectus Skull / 22 August 2005 /
Live Science (Associated Press)
-
Illuminated Life / August 2005 / George M. Whitesides / Discover,
v.26, n.8 — meet the true masters of optics: animals that know
a lot more about slicing, dicing, and twisting beams of light than we do
- MUSEUMS:
The
Revolution Begins / August 2005 / Corey S. Powell / Discover, v.26,
n.8 — a radical ring of scientists ditch all those dusty ideas
about dinosaur evolution
- Rare 3-D
fossil preservation / July 25, 2005 / Laura Stafford / Geotimes
- Deep Impact
strikes back / July 5, 2005 / Lisa Pinsker / Geotimes
- Collision
Course: Deep Impact / July 2005 / Lucy McFadden and Peter Schultz /
Geotimes
- Monitoring the most
dangerous U.S. volcanoes / July 2005 / Naomi Lubick / Geotimes
- Mexican
volcano fires up / June 9, 2005 / Kathryn Hansen / Geotimes
- Egg-laying
dinosaurs / June 2005 / Naomi Lubick / Geotimes
-
Revising the asteroid threat scale / June 2005 / Sara Pratt / Geotimes
- Truth,
fiction and everything in between at Yellowstone / June 2005 / Jake
Lowenstern / Geotimes
- Cosmic bursts to
blame for mass extinction / June 2005 / Sara Pratt / Geotimes
- Style over
function for stegosaur spikes / May 27, 2005 / Laura Stafford /
Geotimes
-
American Museum of Natural History - Fossil Halls
AUGUST 23
-
Speaking Out for Evolution (8 abstracts) / October 16, 2005 / Judy
Scotchmoor and Carol M. Tang (presiding) / Geological Society of America, Salt
Lake City, UT — rationale and resources for supporting the
teaching of evolution
-
Rumsfeld's Wisdom / September 2005 / Michael Shermer / Scientific
American — where the known meets the unknown is where
science begins
-
Scientists Speak Up on Mix of God and Science / August 23, 2005 / Cornelia
Dean / New York Times
-
Grasping the Depth of Time as a First Step in Understanding Evolution /
August 23, 2005 / Verlyn Klinkenborg / New York Times
- The
Smithsonian/Sternberg controversy / August 22, 2005 / Pam Sheppard /
Answers in Genesis — cast doubt on Darwin, get cast out
-
Neo-Creo / August 21, 2005 / William Safire / New York Times —
the new creationism
-
The Big Picture / August 21, 2005 / Carl Zimmer / Corante —
What has the political and financial investment in the Discovery Institute,
the main anti-evolution think tank, yielded, scientifically speaking?
- India's Smoking Gun:
Dino-Killing Eruptions / 9 August 2005 / contact: Ann Cairns / Geological
Society of America Release, n.05-27
- Meteor Impacts:
Life’s Jump Starter? / 8 August 2005 / contact: Ann Cairns / Geological
Society of America Release, n.05-25
-
What Caused the Martian Floods? / 22 July 2005 / Mason Inman / Science
Now
AUGUST 22
-
The
Evolution Debate / New York Times
-
Chimps show sign of culture / 21 August 2005 / Andreas von Bubnoff / Nature
(news@nature) — chimpanzees stick to the majority behaviour of
their peers
-
Not the Biggest Man on Campus, but Surely the Biggest Foot / August 20,
2005 / Michael Brick / New York Times — real tracks,
once thought to be replicas, of an Acrocanthosaurus and a Pleurocoelus at
Brooklyn College
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Intelligent Design and the Smithsonian / August 20, 2005 / New York
Times
-
Office of Special Counsel Concludes Smithsonian Created a “Hostile Work
Environment” in Effort to Oust Biologist Skeptical of Darwinism / August
19, 2005 / Discovery Institute
-
Intelligent design revisited / August 19, 2005 / David Limbaugh /
townhall.com
-
Kansas controversy continues / August 19, 2005 / Pam Sheppard / Answers in
Genesis — schools one step closer to critical analysis of
evolution
- Ocean bug has
'smallest genome' / 19 August 2005 / Roland Pease / BBC —
small but perfectly formed, Pelagibacter ubique is a lean machine
stripped down to the bare essentials for life
- Insects may have
complex immunity / August 19, 2005 / Charles Q. Choi / The Scientist
— thanks to alternate splicing of Dscam, they could possess up
to 18,000 immune receptors
- Frist voices support for
‘intelligent design’ / August 19, 2005 / MSNBC
(Associated Press) — Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said
Friday he thinks faith-influenced concepts like "intelligent design" should be
taught in schools alongside evolution, exposing students to different ideas
-
Editor Explains Reasons for 'Intelligent Design' Article / August 19, 2005
/ Michael Powell / Washington Post, p.A19
-
OPINIONS:
Politics, not science, at center of debate ... / August 18, 2005 / Arnar
Palsson, et al / USA Today
-
Creationists' anti-evolution assertions are just plain wrong / August 13,
2005 / Stephen Nelson / Salt Lake Tribune
-
Plane Crash Survival: Miracle, or Skill and Science? / 9 August 2005 /
Benjamin Radford / Live Science (Skeptical Inquirer)
-
University of Chicago study overturns conventional theory in evolution / 7
June 2005 / contact: Catherine Gianaro / EurekAlert!
-
The Dream World of William Dembski's Creationism / Mark Perakh / Talk
Reason
-
Responses to Jonathan Wells's Ten Questions to Ask Your Biology Teacher /
November 28, 2001 / contact: Alan Gishlick / National Center for Science
Education
-
Inherit The Spin / January 15, 2002 / Jonathan Wells / Discovery Institute
— Darwinists answer “Ten Questions” with evasions and
falsehoods
AUGUST 19
- Level
playing field? / August 27, 2005 / Joel Belz / World Magazine, v.20, n.33
— the Great Deceiver has never been a fan of fairness
- What
if…? Exploring alternative scientific pasts / 20 August 2005 / Gregory
Radick / New Scientist, n.2513, p.34 — What if…the Nazis
had won; Newton had abandoned science; electric motors had pre-dated steam
engines; Darwin had not sailed on the Beagle; Charles II had no interest in
science and a young Einstein had been ignored?
-
Rapid-fire eruptions doomed the dinosaurs / 20 August 2005 / Kate
Ravilious / New Scientist, n.2513 — massive volcanic
eruptions occurring in quick succession in India 65 million years ago could
have caused the dinosaurs' mass extinction
- "EVOLUTION:
Is
Invariance Across Animal Species Just an Illusion?" / 19 August 2005 /
Gerdien de Jong / Science, v.309, n.5738, p.1193-1195
- "EVOLUTION:
Kansas
Prepares New Standards" / 19 August 2005 / Yudhijit Bhattacharjee /
Science, v.309, n.5738, p.1163
-
Decades after the 'monkey' trial, creationists turn to science / August
19, 2005 / Alexandra Alter / The Tribune (San Luis Obispo, CA)
-
Molecular Mechanism of Feather Formation Found / August 18, 2005 /
University of Wisconsin, Madison / Science Daily
- "Silurian
brachiopods with soft-tissue preservation" / 18 August 2005 / Mark D.
Sutton, Derek E. G. Briggs, David J. Siveter, and Derek J. Siveter / Nature,
v.436, p.1013-1015
- Cord blood
yields 'ethical' embryonic stem cells / 18 August 2005 / Andy Coghlan /
New Scientist
-
Pro-Family Spokesman Accuses 'Christianity Today' of Promoting Junk Science
/ August 17, 2005 / Jim Brown and Jenni Parker / GOPUSA (Agape Press)
- Evangelical
Scientists Refute Gravity With New 'Intelligent Falling' Theory / 17
August 2005 / The Onion, v.41, n.33 — a spoof
- Strange
fossil defies grouping / 17 August 2005 / Julianna Kettlewell / BBC News —
a strange 525 million-year-old fossil creature is baffling
scientists because it does not fit neatly into any existing animal groups
- Who picked
this fight? Darwin did! / August 16, 2005 / Benjamin Wiker / To the Source
- New Museum Upholds
Biblical Creation Account / August 16, 2005 / Darla Sitton / CBN News
-
Colorado evolution curriculum could be evolving / August 15, 2005 / Adam
Schrager / 9NEWS
- Rift
evolves between top ranking Catholics / 13 August 2005 / New Scientist,
n.2512 — a rift has opened up within the Catholic church over
the compatibility of the theory of evolution with Christian faith
- Decoding
the genetic language of early life / 13 August 2005 / Bob Holmes / New
Scientist, n.2512 — the genetic code used by all life today
may have evolved from two simpler codes in the distant past -- traces of
ancient genes may persist today
-
Independently, Two Frogs Blaze the Same Venomous Path / August 9, 2005 /
Natalie Angier / New York Times, p.F2
-
Why God's in a class by himself / August 7, 2005 / Michael Shermer /
Los Angeles Times
-
Scientists, religious scholars to present Shroud of Turin findings /
August 2005 / Jeremy Reynalds / Christian Examiner — Is
image a hoax or visible projection of Christ’s resurrection?
-
An Exotic Evolution / May 19, 2005 / David A. Fahrenthold / Washington
Post, p.B01 — black squirrels imported in early 1900s gain
foothold
AUGUST 16
AUGUST 15
AUGUST 12
- Not
Just Science: Questions Where Christian Faith and Natural Science Intersect
/ September 2005 / Dorothy F. Chappell and E. David Cook (editors) / Zondervan
— see also
Amazon
- "COSMOLOGY:
Anthropic Reasoning" / 12 August 2005 / Mario Livio and Martin J. Rees /
Science, v.309, n.5737, p.1022-1023
- "Vatican
Astronomer Rebuts Cardinal's Attack on Darwinism" / 12 August 2005 /
Constance Holden / Science, v.309, n.5737, p.996-997
-
New Discovery Blurs Distinction Between Human Cells and Those of Bacteria
/ August 12, 2005 / University of California, Los Angeles / Science Daily
-
Exploring both sides of creation / August 12, 2005 / Mark Son / Daily
Texan
- Why
can't we have a rational debate / August 12, 2005 / Tony Snow /
townhall.com — only an optimist could apply the term, "debate,"
to the raging controversy over the relative merits of evolutionary theory and
the concept of intelligent design
-
Creationism vs. evolution: Can faith and science co-exist? / August 11,
2005 / Lisa Anderson / Seattle Times
-
New museum mixes Genesis, dinosaurs / August 11, 2005 / Lisa Anderson /
The State (South Carolina)
-
Intelligent design must be used in an intelligent way / August 11, 2005 /
Byron Williams / Oakland Tribune
-
Kansas moves to stem role of evolution in teaching / August 11, 2005 / CNN
(Reuters)
-
Legislator wants intelligent design / August 11, 2005 / Science Daily
(UPI)
- The
Faith That Dare Not Speak Its Name / August 11, 2005 / Jerry Coyne / New
Republic — the case against Intelligent Design
-
How can we accept this absurd evolution theory? / August 11, 2005 /
Stephen Jones (Perth, Australia)
- The
intelligent-design debate / August 11, 2005 / letters to the editor /
Washington Times
-
Belief adversely effecting U.S. stature in scientific world / August 11,
2005 / Peter Schrag / Whittier Daily News
- Turning 'Unknown'
Into 'Unknowable' / August 10, 2005 / Bob McHenry / Tech Central Station
- Despite
Criticism, 'Intelligent Design' Finds Powerful Backers / August 10, 2005 /
ABC News — Seattle group works to create national debate where
scientists say none exists
- Vatican
Astronomer Contradicts Cardinal’s Support of Catholic Teaching on Evolution
/ August 9, 2005 / Life Site News — Darwinian foundation to
today’s scientific and medical ethics, de-populationists, eugenicists
- Problems
of Evolution / 7 August 2005 / Stephen E. Jones (Australia) —
why the evolution controversy is not going away
-
Evolution dispute now set to split Catholic hierarchy / 5 August 2005 /
Michael McCarthy / Independent (UK)
- God and the Big
Bang -- and Other Arguments about Science and Faith / Michael Poole /
Visiting Research Fellow, King's College, University of London
AUGUST 10
-
The Measure of God: Our Century-Long Struggle to Reconcile Science & Religion
/ September 2005 / Larry Witham / Harper Collins — see also
Amazon
-
Intelligent design does not exclude evolution / August 10, 2005 / Stephen
E. Jones / The Western Australian
- Thumbs Up
/ August 9, 2005 / Peter Wood / National Review Online —
President Bush is right about evolution and design
-
Intelligent design stirrings / August 9, 2005 / David Limbaugh /
Washington Times
-
Designing an intelligent debate / August 8, 2005 / Suzanne Fields /
townhall.com
- Baby
dinosaur crawled like humans / 6 August 2005 / New
Scientist, n.2511, p.17
- First
canine clone is a chip off the old block / 6 August 2005 / Rowan Hooper / New
Scientist, n.2511 — South Korea's king of cloning has done
it again, this time producing the world's first cloned dog, an Afghan hound,
called Snuppy
- Our
solar system just got bigger / 6 August 2005 / Jeff Hecht / New
Scientist, n.2511 — it is a bit bigger than Pluto and the
most distant object ever seen in the solar system -- and it is causing a very
wide range of reactions on Earth
- Life
underground, down under / 6 August 2005 / Stephanie Pain / New
Scientist, n.2511 — beneath the baked Australian outback,
in dark damp crevices, live creatures that have seen no light for millions of
years
- Vatican
Observatory head clashes with cardinal on evolution / August 5, 2005 /
Catholic World News
- Vatican
astronomer says evolution important for insights into God / August 5, 2005
/ Catholic News Service
-
Cosmic CAT Scan / August 2005 / W. Wayt Gibbs / Scientific American
— observing the early universe--with 10,000 TV antennas
- COSMOLOGY:
Is the Universe Out of Tune? / August 2005 / Glenn D. Starkman and Dominik
J. Schwarz / Scientific American — like the discord of
key instruments in a skillful orchestra quietly playing the wrong piece,
mysterious discrepancies have arisen between theory and observations of the
"music" of the cosmic microwave background
-
The Early Evolution of Animals / August 2005 / David J. Bottjer /
Scientific American — tiny fossils reveal that complex
animal life is older than we thought
- "Evolution
Wars Show No Sign of Abating" / August 2005 / Jim Dawson / Physics
Today, v.58, n.8, p.24-25
-
Rebuilding a Volcano / July 25, 2005 / Krista West / Scientific
American — Mount St. Helens may be patching in its 1980
crater
-
Geological pioneer was a biblical creationist / July 5, 2005 / Tas Walker
/ Biblical Geology —
Nicolas Steno (1631-1686) was the pioneer of modern geology
AUGUST 9
-
Biblical Pool Uncovered in Jerusalem / August 9, 2005 / Thomas H. Maugh II
/ Los Angeles Times — the reservoir served as a
gathering place for Jews making pilgrimages and is said in the Gospel of John
to be the site where Jesus cured a blind man
-
Early life may flourish from meteor impacts, geologists say / 8 August
2005 / CBC News (Canada)
-
Forest Service: Fossil poaching running rampant / August 8, 2005 / CNN
(Associated Press)
- Intelligent design
vs. evolution in the public schools / August 8, 2005 / religionlink.org —
linking journalists to ideas and sources
-
Pesticide-proof flies have unexpected edge / 8 August 2005 / Roxanne
Khamsi / Nature
(news@nature) — gene for DDT tolerance offers extra survival
advantages
- New discovery blurs
distinction between human cells and those of bacteria / August 8, 2005 /
University of California, Los Angeles / lightsources.org
-
Bush Evolution Remarks Generate Wide Media Coverage / August 8, 2005 /
Cindy Workosky / National Science Teachers Association
-
Position Statements: AIBS Criticizes President's Statement on Intelligent
Design / August 5, 2005 / contact: Erin Heath / American Institute of
Biological Sciences
-
Schönborn and evolution / August 5, 2005 / John L. Allen, Jr / National
Catholic Reporter
- Dobson
Compares Stem-Cell Research to Nazi Experiments / August 5, 2005 / Bob
Allen / Ethics Daily.com
-
Scientists poke holes in theories on life / August 5, 2005 / Ron Barnett /
Greenville News (South Carolina) — intelligent design
conference opens; speakers share alternative to Darwinism
- on
President Bush’s Comments that "Intelligent Design" Should Be Taught in the
Nation’s Science Classrooms / August 4, 2005 / Antonia Cortese / American
Federation of Teachers
- Physics
Society President Says Intelligent Design Should Not be Taught as Science
/ August 4, 2005 / contacts: James Riordon and Marvin Cohen / American
Physical Society
- President Confuses
Science and Belief, Puts Schoolchildren at Risk / 2 August 2005 / contact:
Harvey Leifert / American Geophysical Union
-
Bush Endorsement of 'Intelligent Design' in Public Schools Is Irresponsible,
Says Americans United / August 2, 2005 / Americans United for Separation
of Church and State
-
Progress in Complexity, Information, and Design, v.4, n.1 / July 2005
AUGUST 8
-
The
Evolution Wars / August 7, 2005 / Claudia Wallis / Time Magazine —
when Bush joined the fray last week, the question grew hotter:
Is "intelligent design" a real science? And should it be taught in schools?
-
Museum exhibits a creationist viewpoint / August 7, 2005 / Lisa Anderson /
Chicago Tribune — new front opens in debate over origins
- Survival of the Fittest
Characters / August 7, 2005 / Denis Dutton / Washington Post,
p.BW15
- What Are
the Darwinists Afraid Of? / August 5, 2005 / Patrick J. Buchanan / Human
Events Online
- Creationism
rift opens within The Vatican / 5 August 2005 / Shaoni Bhattacharya /
New Scientist
- Creation Scientist says
Intelligent Design Has No Place in Public School Science Curriculum /
August 5, 2005 / contact: Kathleen Campbell / Christian Wire Service —
"As currently formulated, Intelligent Design is not science,"
says Dr. Fazale Rana, internationally respected biochemist and one of the
world's leading experts in origin of life research
- Separation of Church and
State Has No Legitimate Bearing on Science Education says Creation Scientist
/ August 4, 2005 / contact: Kathleen Campbell / Christian Wire Service
- Moon
soils store Earth's early breath / 3 August 2005 / Mark Peplow / Nature
(news@nature) — traces of ancient nitrogen could date our
magnetic field
-
President Bush's Support for Free Speech on Evolution and Intelligent Design
Draws Praise from Discovery Institute / August 2, 2005 / Discovery
Institute
-
Hubble images capture exploding star / August 1, 2005 / space.com staff /
CNN — a star explodes every second or so, somewhere in the
universe
-
Astronomers to decide what makes a planet / 1 August 2005 / Jim Giles / Nature
(news@nature) — status of newly discovered world hangs in the
balance
-
Many
Skies: Alternative Histories of the Sun, Moon, Planets, and Stars /
January 2005 / Arthur Upgren / Rutgers University Press — see also
Amazon
- 29+
Evidences for Macroevolution / 2004 / Douglas Theobald / Talk.Origins
- "Developmental
Constraints and Evolution" (pdf) / September 1985 / J. Maynard Smith, R.
Burian, S. Kauffman, P. Alberch, J. Campbell, B. Goodwin, R. Lande, D. Raup,
and L. Wolpert / Quarterly Review of Biology, v.60, n.3, p.265-287
- Creation Oratorio / 1804 (first performance) / Franz
Joseph Haydn
- audio CD / 1998 / conductor: Herbert von Karajan / Deutsche Grammophon
see
Amazon
- audio CD / 1992 / Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus / Telarc
see
Amazon
-
Haydn: The Creation (Cambridge Music Handbooks) / 1991 / Nicholas
Temperley / Cambridge University Press see
Amazon
AUGUST 5
-
The Duplicate Dog / August 5, 2005 / New York Times —
the cloning of a dog by South Korean scientists is notable
mostly for its display of virtuosity and persistence by the research team
-
Design for Confusion / August 5, 2005 / Paul Krugman / New York Times —
all the intelligent design movement has to do is create
confusion, to make it seem as if there really is a controversy about the
validity of evolutionary theory
- The Little
Engine That Could...Undo Darwinism / August 5, 2005 / Dan Peterson /
American Spectator
-
Darwin's Compost / August 4, 2005 / George Neumayr / American Thinker —
an honest headline on the story would read: “Press Baits Bush
on Intelligent Design, Then Fuels Debate over his Response”
-
The Intelligent Design Bogeyman / August 4, 2005 / David Limbaugh
- Creation-Evolution
Headlines / July 2005 / David F. Coppedge / Master Plan Productions
AUGUST 4
-
Leading Republican differs with Bush on evolution / August 4, 2005 / Jon
Hurdle / Reuters
-
Environmental damage seen from shuttle / August 4, 2005 / CNN (Reuters)
-
Apophis and Us / August 4, 2005 / New York Times —
should the asteroid Apophis be added to our regular list of doomsday worries
-
Beating Hurdles, Scientists Clone a Dog for a First / August 4, 2005 /
Gina Kolata / New York Times
- "Dogs
cloned from adult somatic cells" / 4 August 2005 / Byeong Chun Lee, et
al. / Nature, v.436, p.641
- Darwinism and
Catholicism should be compatible / August 1, 2005 / Gary Belovsky /
University of Notre Dame
- School Boards
Want to 'Teach the Controversy.' What Controversy? / May 17, 2005 /
Lawrence M. Krauss / New York Times
-
Into the Cool: Energy Flow, Thermodynamics, and Life / Spring 2005 /
Eric D. Schneider and Dorion Sagan / University of Chicago Press — see also
Amazon
-
Assembling the Tree of Life / July 2004 / Joel Cracraft and Michael J.
Donoghue (editors) / Oxford University Press — see also
Amazon
AUGUST 3
AUGUST 2
-
Too Many Planets Numb the Mind / August 2, 2005 / New York Times
-
Bush: Teach 'Intelligent Design' / August 2, 2005 / CBS News
- Bush: Schools should teach
intelligent design / August 1, 2005 / MSNBC (Associated Press) —
students should learn about it along with evolution, he says
-
Let's Have No More Monkey Trials / August 1, 2005 / Charles Krauthammer /
Time Magazine — to teach faith as science is to
undermine both
- "Polonium
Radiohalos: The Model for Their Formation Tested and Verified" / August
2005 / Andrew A. Snelling / Impact, n.386 (Institute for Creation
Research)
- "Evolution
-- Impossible to Embarass Its Believers" / August 2005 / Henry Morris /
Back to Genesis, n.200 (Institute for Creation Research)
- "Galapagos: Where Darwin
Went Wrong" (pdf) / August 2005 / Acts & Facts, v.34, n.8, p.1-2
- The Human Nervous
System: Evidence of Intelligent Design [Part I] / August 2005 / Brad
Harrub / Reason & Revelation (Apologetics Press), v.25, n.8, p.57-63
- Santa
and little helper seen beyond Pluto / 29 July 2005 / Mark Peplow / Nature
(news@nature) — competing teams spy objects on fringe of Solar
System
AUGUST 1
-
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Science / November 2005 / Tom
Bethell / Regnery Publishing
-
Astronomers claim discovery of solar system's 10th planet / July 31, 2005
/ Sara Weisfeldt and Kate Tobin / CNN
-
Blind Eye Toward Intelligent Design / July 30, 2005 / Bruce Chapman
(president, Discovery Institute) / Washington Post, p.A17
-
The problem with Darwinian solutions / July 29, 2005 / William A. Dembski
/ Science & Theology News — differences with Sean Carroll's and
Michael Ruse's argument that “evo devo” undermines intelligent design
- The Monkey
Wrench / July 29, 2005 / George Neumayr / American Spectator —
Darwinists this month are celebrating the 80th anniversary of
the Scopes trial
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Maxwell, Molecules, and Evolution / February 2005 / Charles Petzold —
James Maxwell's attitude toward evolution was more nuanced than
people assume
- Critter
Chemistry: Ugly Ducklings / January 7, 2004 / Rachel Sheremeta Pepling /
Chemistry & Engineering News — naked mole-rats lack a chemical
in their skin known as Substance P that plays a role in transmitting pain
signals to the central nervous system
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Naked Mole-rats Bare Pain Relief Clues / November 17, 2003 / University of
Illinois, Chicago / Science Daily
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