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An explanation of evidence that was used in the Dover Intelligent Design trial to show that Intelligent Design equals Creationism, and is therefore unscientific and unconstitutional. The segment is from the Nova special "Judgement Day: Intelligent Design on Trial" which aired in November 2007. Text overlays have been added here. For further information, or to view or purchase the program online, visit the PBS/Nova website: www.pbs.org For more information about the trial, see: en.wikipedia.org Educational Resources: nationalacademies.org All major scientific organizations worldwide support the teaching of evolution: www.interacademies.net --- NARRATOR: If they could show Pandas started out as a creationist book, that would suggest intelligent design is simply creationism repackaged and therefore inherently religious. Matzke emailed this information to Eric Rothschild, who immediately issued a subpoena to the publisher of Pandas for any drafts the book went through before printing. In a few months, they received two boxes of material. The lawyers sent them to Barbara Forrest. A philosophy professor and author who has been tracking intelligent design for years, she was scheduled to testify in the trial. BARBARA FORREST: Oh, my goodness, those two boxes contained about 7000 pieces of paper. I had to sit down with those documents and just start flipping through them, which is what I did day and night. NARRATOR: After much digging, she hit pay dirt. Buried in these documents ...
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February 12, 2008
NYTimes.com David Pogue reviews a variety of Digital Binoculars.
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You don't want to add to the camouflage woes of your already dreadfully BLACK M16/M4 assault rifle/carbine. TAN M16/M4 muzzle caps are available and if you buy $$$ them, you could even have a wasteful, "shoot-through them" mentality--but this means after the firefight having a ...
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New research suggests that more people survive major heart attacks with fewer problems if doctors use a mini-vacuum to suck out an artery blockage instead of pushing it aside to restore blood flow. (Feb. 6)
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Federal fishery regulators say the number of chinook salmon returning to the Sacramento River and its tributaries last fall was astonishingly low. The figures could trigger economic hardships from Central California to the Canadian border. (Feb. 4)
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NYTimes.com David Pogue on Microsoft's Zune, which is taking on Apple's iPod.
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