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• Hobbit Heresy

  November 10, 2004 Brad Harrub and Bert Thompson Apologetics Press

• Mars finally shows it has a wonder all its own

  November 10, 2004 Katy Human Denver Post

• German physicist disputes Atlantis discovery claim by American

  November 10, 2004 Yahoo! News

• Discussion Forum: The Role of Impacts on Evolution

  November 9, 2004 Geological Society of America, Denver

• Student Finds New Species of Amphibian

  November 9, 2004 ABC News (Associated Press)

• Stickers Put in Evolution Text Are the Subject of a Federal Trial

  November 9, 2004 Ariel Hart New York Times, p.A15

• Evolution textbooks row goes to court

  November 9, 2004 Gary Younge Guardian (UK)

• T.rex Fancied Ribs, Scientist Says

  November 9, 2004 Yahoo! News (Reuters)

• A New Example of Tyrannosaurus Bite Marks from the Hell Creek Formation

  November 9, 2004 Daniel B. Hyslop and Clint A. Boyd Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v.36, n.5, p.381

• Second black hole found at the centre of our Galaxy

  November 8, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  seven stars orbiting the region identify the invisible object

• Paths of Discovery Are Always Paths Towards Truth

  November 8, 2004 John Paul II Zenit

  papal address to the plenary session of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences

• Book

  National Geographic Ignores the Flaws in Darwin's Theory

  November 8, 2004 Jonathan Wells Discovery Institute

• Hobbling the Hobbit?

  November 8, 2004 Carl Wieland Answers in Genesis

  Indonesian scientists reject the hype about “Flores Man”

• Georgia Scientists File Legal Brief in Evolution Lawsuit, Defend Open-Minded Approach to Teaching Evolution

  November 8, 2004 PR Newswire

• News Update/Commentary

  Wisconsin district to teach more than evolution

  November 6, 2004 CNN

• "HIGH-ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS: Hot on the Trail of Cosmic Rays" requires free registration

  November 5, 2004 Daniel Clery Science, v.306, n.5698, p.956

• Dinosaurs Under the Knife

  November 5, 2004 Erik Stokstad Science, v.306, n.5698, p.962-965

• An Alternative to the Mud Crack Origin of Sand-filled Cracks at the Base of the Coconino Sandstone, Grand Canyon, Arizona

  November 5, 2004 John H. Whitmore (Cedarville University, OH) Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v.36, n.5, p.55

• Cosmic doomsday delayed

  November 5, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  Universe won't end for 24 billion years... probably

• Theories other than evolution to be taught in Grantsburg

  November 5, 2004 Susanne Quick Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)

  some academics say move is an attempt to discount evolution, promote other ideas

• Earliest tracks of 4-legged stroll

  November 5, 2004 Ann Cairns Geological Society of America (Denver, Colorado)

• Antarctic Forests Reveal Ancient Trees

  November 5, 2004 Larry O'Hanlon Discovery Channel News

• Ecosystem remodelling among vertebrates during the Permian-Triassic extinction

  November 4, 2004 University of Bristol BrightSurf.com

• "Ecosystem remodelling among vertebrates at the Permian-Triassic boundary in Russia" requires free registration

  November 4, 2004 M. J. Benton, V. P. Tverdokhlebov, and M. V. Surkov Nature, v.432, p.97-100

• "High-energy particle acceleration in the shell of a supernova remnant" requires free registration

  November 4, 2004 F. A. Aharonian, et al. Nature, v.432, p.75-77

• News Update/Commentary

  Awesome power of Iceland volcano

  November 4, 2004 BBC News

  a spectacular volcanic eruption under an Iceland glacier has forced airlines to divert flights to avoid flying through gas emissions from the blast

• Religion Today

  November 4, 2004 Richard N. Ostling Miami Herald (Associated Press)

  In a society where young adherents often face challenges to their beliefs, the top world authorities of the Seventh-day Adventist Church have reaffirmed the faith's insistence that fidelity to the Bible requires belief in "a literal, recent, six-day creat

• Fish fossil confirms origin of nostrils

  November 3, 2004 Bob Holmes New Scientist

• Fish with cleft lip solves evolution riddle

  November 3, 2004 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature)

  gap-toothed species shines light on nostril development

• News Update/Commentary

  130-year-old Chinese fire put out

  November 3, 2004 BBC News

  a fire that broke out more than 100 years ago at a Chinese coalfield has finally been extinguished

• Newspaper Article

  review: In Search of the 'God Gene'

  November 2, 2004 John Langone New York Times

• Findings Challenge Darwinian Theory

  November 2, 2004 University of Alberta ScienceDaily.com

• I Drill; Therefore, I Am. Chimpanzees Seem to Agree

  November 2, 2004 James Gorman New York Times

  chimpanzees have been videotaped with tool kits -- three different kinds of sticks for different purposes

• Supernova debris found on Earth

  November 2, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  ancient explosion may have affected climate and possibly human evolution

• Book

  Earth: An Intimate History

  November 1, 2004 Richard Fortey Knopf

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Earth: An Intimate History

  November 1, 2004 Richard A. Fortey Alfred A. Knopf

  see also Amazon

• Was Darwin Wrong?

  November 1, 2004 David Quammen National Geographic

• Terrified by a Tyrannosaur

  November 1, 2004 Richard Milner Scientific American

  and other insights into why people choose science

• On the Origins of the Mind

  November 1, 2004 David Berlinski Commentary

  evolutionary psychology is a rhetorical tour de force, but something else as science

• The Biblical Hebrew Creation Account: New Numbers Tell the Story

  November 1, 2004 Steven W. Boyd Impact, n.376 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Creation Versus Evolutionism: A Book Report"

  November 1, 2004 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.191 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Spider webs untangle evolution

  November 1, 2004 Roxanne Khamsi Nature (news@nature)

  similarity of construction shows 'convergent evolution' applies to behaviour

• Foot Shooting Season Begins Anew in Kansas

  November 1, 2004 Jack Cashill Between the Lines

  at the table with me were the two founders of a group called the Intelligent Design (ID) Network and a Kansas state legislator who had been influential in passing the state's new bioscience legislation

• Using Intelligent Design Theory to Guide Scientific Research

  November 1, 2004 Johathan Wells Progress in Complexity, Information, and Design, v.3, n.1

• Irreducible Complexity Revisited

  November 1, 2004 William Dembski Progress in Complexity, Information, and Design, v.3, n.1

• Irreducible Complexity Reduced: An Integrated Approach to the Complexity Space

  November 1, 2004 Stephen Griffith Progress in Complexity, Information, and Design, v.3, n.1

• Ancient nuclear power controlled by water

  November 1, 2004 Philip Ball Nature (news@nature)

  Oklo geological reactor in Gabon might hold lessons for today's nuclear plants

• Spider webs untangle evolution

  November 1, 2004 Roxanne Khamsi Nature (news@nature)

  similarity of construction shows 'convergent evolution' applies to behavior

• astro bytes

  November 1, 2004 Francis Reddy,  Ken Croswell, and Jeremy McGovern Astronomy magazine

  deep impact, extraterrestrial digs, weighing Beta Centauri, and more

• "Strange Science"

  November 1, 2004 Thomas Sieger Derr First Things, n.147, p.5-7

  What is it that produces widespread agreement among both "experts" and the general public on a hypothesis which is quite likely wrong?