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• Tool-using Birds

  November 1, 2000 David M. Bird Birdwatcher's Digest

• Book

  The Poverty of the Linnaean Hierarchy: A Philosophical Study of Biological Taxonomy

  November 1, 2000 Marc Ereshefsky Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  God's Equation: Einstein, Relativity, and the Expanding Universe

  November 1, 2000 Amir D. Aczel Delta (Random House)

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Creation of the Universe

  November 1, 2000 Harun Yahya Al-Attique Publishers

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Genesis Debate: Three Views on the Days of Creation

  November 1, 2000 David G. Hagopian (editor), with J. Ligon Duncan III, David W. Hall, Hugh Ross, Gleason L. Archer, Lee Irons, and Meredith G. Kline Crux Press

  see also Amazon

• Even early man was late for first date

  October 31, 2000 The Times (United Kingdom)

• Selling Evolution in Ways Darwin Never Imagined

  October 28, 2000 Andrew Pollack New York Times

• Microorganisms from the Moon

  October 27, 2000 Brig Klyce Cosmic Ancestry

  Russian biologists recognize fossils of microorganisms in lunar soil

• "Schrödinger's Cat Is Out of the Hat" requires free registration

  October 27, 2000  Claudia Tesche Science, v.290, p.720-721

• Scientists Now Acknowledge Role of Humans in Climate Change

  October 26, 2000 Andrew C. Revkin New York Times

• Statement of the Cranach Institute Protesting the Removal of William Dembski as Director of the Michael Polanyi Center at Baylor University

  October 25, 2000 Concordia University, Wisconsin

• Archaeologists find 'oldest' habitation

  October 24, 2000 Japan Times

• Book

  Meteorites

  October 24, 2000 1998 G. J. H. McCall, M.M. Grady, R. Hutchison, and D. Rothery, eds.

  Geological Society (London) Special Publication, No. 140

• Unintelligent Designs

  October 23, 2000 ChristianityToday.com Baylor's dismissal of Polyani Center director Dembski was not a smart move

• "Intellectual McCarthyism" at Baylor University

  October 20, 2000 ChristianityToday.com (see third news note on page)

• A Deluge of Beliefs

  October 20, 2000 Helen T. Gray Kansas City Star

  a recent underwater archaeological find in the Black Sea raises scientific and theological questions

• EVOLUTION: Model of good (and bad) behaviour

  October 20, 2000 Jessa Netting Nature science update

  The meek might inherit the Earth, but they will be sandwiched between ranks of the selfish, according to a new computer model of evolution.

• Rapid Evolution of Reproductive Isolation in the Wild: Evidence from Introduced Salmon

  October 20, 2000 Andrew P. Hendry, John K. Wenburg, Paul Bentzen, Eric C. Volk, and Thomas P. Quinn Science, v.290, p.516-518

• Spores provide intimations of immortality

  October 19, 2000 Peter N. Spotts Christian Science Monitor

  scientists revive spores dormant for million of years, bolstering notion that life could exist elsewhere

• New Species Arise More Quickly Than Previously Believed, UMass Researcher Finds

  October 19, 2000 University of Massachusetts, Amherst

• RELICS: Hardcore hibernation

  October 19, 2000 David Adam Nature science update

  US researchers claim to have revived bacteria that have spent the last 250 million years in suspended animation

• Oldest Cave Paintings Ever Found Light Up Human History

  October 19, 2000 NationalGeographic.Com (The Guardian Unlimited)

• "Isolation of a 250 million-year-old halotolerant bacterium from a primary salt crystal" requires free registration

  October 19, 2000 Russell H. Vreeland, William D. Rosenzweig, and Dennis W. Powers Nature, v.407, p.897-900

  can bacteria really live that long?

• Methuselan Microbes

  October 19, 2000 Nature feature of the week

  raising of a bacterium from spores trapped in a 250 million year old salt crystal recovered from a New Mexico salt pan

• Polanyi committee suggests compromise

  October 18, 2000 Blair Martin The Baylor Lariat

  peer review committee finds Center's research legitimate

• 'Intelligent design' center at Baylor gains support from review committee

  October 18, 2000 Ron Nissimov The Houston Chronicle

• Baylor Releases Polanyi Center Committee Report

  October 17, 2000 Baylor University

  current status of the Polanyi Center, directed by William Dembski who has written and researched extensively on intelligent design

• A search for the weight of the matter

  October 16, 2000 Tim Appenzeller U.S. News & World Report

  a last-ditch effort to detect the 'God particle'

• Dinosaur heart update: just a lump of mud?

  October 14, 2000  David Catchpoole Answers in Genesis

• A Meteorite Falls on Ice

  October 13, 2000  Jeffrey N. Grossman Science, v.290, p.283-285

• Significance of the Peppered Moth Argument

  October 10, 2000 Jonathan Wells Access Research Network

  letter and response

• Scientists Find Completely New Animal in Greenland / October 12, 2000

  October 10, 2000

• "Evolution theories challenged"

  October 8, 2000 Ted Byfield Edmonton Sun

  natural selection called 'creation myth' of the 20th century:  review of the book, Icons of Evolution, by Dr. Jonathan Wells, a molecular and cell biologist from the University of California at

• SPACE: Picking up the pieces

  October 5, 2000 Philip Ball Nature science update

  a puzzle about the number of meteorites that get to Earth

• "Germline DNA: Wheat mutation rate after Chernobyl" requires free registration

  October 5, 2000 Olga Kovalchuk, et al. Nature, v.407, p.583-584

  crops grown in contaminated land surrounding Chernobyl show a mutation rate six times higher than normal; see also: "Chernobyl's soiled legacy"

• Walking back to Hox

  October 3, 2000 Henry Gee Nature science update

  genetic surprises found within a humble sea creature could shed light on our own evolution

• Book

  God, Science, and Humility: Ten Scientists Consider Humility Theology

  October 3, 2000 November 2000 Templeton Foundation Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Trilobite! Eyewitness to Evolution

  October 1, 2000 Richard Fortey Knopf (Random House)

  see also Amazon and review: "Look back in wonder"

• Book

  Alas, Poor Darwin: Arguments Against Evolutionary Psychology

  October 1, 2000 Hilary Rose and Steven Rose, eds. Harmony Books (Random House)

  see also Barnes & Noble,

  Sixth International Conference on Seismic Zonation - Palm Springs, CA

  October 1, 2000 Earthquake Engineering Research Institute managing earthquake risk in the 21st century

• Young-Earth Creationism and the Geology of the Grand Canyon

  October 1, 2000 Jonathon Woolf

• 20 of the Greatest Blunders in Science in the Last Twenty Years

  October 1, 2000 Judith Newman Discover, v.21, p.78

• 20 Ways the World Could End

  October 1, 2000 Corey S. Powell Discover, v.21, p.50

• "Experiments in Stratification"

  October 1, 2000 Guy Berthault Impact, n.328, Institute for Creation Research

• "The Trouble with Fossil Thieves"

  October 1, 2000 Christina Reed and Laura Wright Geotimes, v.45, p.22

  in the world of fossil collecting, the line between legal and illegal is sometimes hard to see

• An eruption at Piton de la Fournaise

  October 1, 2000 Thomas Staudacher Geotimes, v.45, p.29

  witnessing the stirrings of the world's most active volcanoes

• 'Intelligent design' leader demoted / October 19, 2000

  October 1, 2000 Houston Chronicle on Bill Dembski and the Polanyi Center at Baylor University

• Book

  Faith, Science and Understanding

  October 1, 2000 John Polkinghorne Yale University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Trilobite! Eyewitness to Evolution

  October 1, 2000 Richard Fortey Knopf

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Can a Darwinian be a Christian? The Relationship Between Science and Religion

  October 1, 2000 Michael Ruse Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon