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Feature Archive of Creation Ministries International
Morning Glory's Designer Label clothing December 31, 2007
Whatever the flower colour of your morning glory plant, it did not evolve that way.
Is the Bible falsifiable? And would a real live ET do it? December 29, 2007
After making it clear to an anticreationist that we are prepared to 'put it on the line' concerning clear implications of the Bible's cosmology, he comes back with more.
Biblical Archaeology: Year 2007 in review
December 28, 2007
It's been a big year for biblical archaeology, from the seal of Jezebel to the discovery of Nehemiah's wall.
This compass points in the wrong direction
December 27, 2007
This fantasy movie, of the Narnia genre, is based on the first part of a trilogy written by an atheist to promote his religion to children.
Christmas and Genesis December 25, 2007
How does creation relate to this season? Because the babe in Bethlehem was the Creator of the Universe!
The 'fish gills' girl December 24, 2007
When a spot on Leanne Burgess' neck inflamed suddenly, her doctor blamed her fish ancestry. But Leanne knew better.
Christians shaped by experiences rather than the 'Bible first' approach December 22, 2007
Can Christians be deceived by supernatural phenomena to the extent that they reinterpret Scripture? Many do, but don't realise it!
Godwit makes record Pacific flight December 21, 2007
Electronic tracking reveals precision navigation and engineering excellence
Does gene duplication provide the engine for evolution? December 20, 2007
There are a number of problems with evolution by gene duplication and mutation.
Curved spines and pregnant primates December 19, 2007
Researchers highlight one more example of design, but give evolution the credit, as always. So far, ho hum, same old story. But there's another issue…
Fancy flying from advanced aeronautics: December 17, 2007
New discoveries about swift flight may help aircraft designers. Swifts also have such a sophisticated navigation system that they can find their way in their sleep.
Quotations in the New Testament: Do they mean that the quoted book is totally authoritative? December 15, 2007
One of the strongest arguments for the historicity and authority of Genesis is that Jesus quoted it that way. But what about some of the books that Jude quoted?
You bet there's an impact! December 14, 2007
Is the creation issue having a negative or positive effect on evangelism?
'Giants' in the land: an assessment of Gigantopithecus and
Meganthropus December 13, 2007
Has evidence of 'bigfoot' or giant humans been found in the fossil record?
Hibernation, Migration and the Ark December 12, 2007
A tiny marsupial that can hibernate for over a year—should we use this to help 'explain' the feasibility of a year-long journey by animals on the Ark?
CSI ... and CMI December 11, 2007
What has a crime scene investigation to do with the creation evolution issue? More than you might think.
Defending vital doctrines and the deity of Christ December 8, 2007
Do we really confess Jesus as God? To understand New Testament confessions, it is important to understand the Old Testament basis. Many Old Testament references to God/YHWH/Jehovah are applied to Jesus.
Hadrosaur hi-jinx December 7, 2007
A very well preserved fossil hadrosaur challenges ideas about dinosaur morphology. Could it have unfossilised soft tissue as well?
Apoptosis: cell 'death' reveals Creation December 6, 2007
Programmed cell death is an intricately controlled and irreducibly complex process, without which no multicellular life could live.
A great way to spread the news December 5, 2007
Inexpensive brochures now available for you to download and print. Use them for local outreach.
Christians, planning your next retreat? How about an advance instead? December 4, 2007
Calvin Smith makes a sobering assessment of Christianity in Western society today and issues a clear challenge to action.
Life in a test-tube December 3, 2007
Many think that Stanley Miller's famous 1953 experiment showed that life could arise from non-living chemicals. But real chemistry shows that the chemicals Miller produced would react in the wrong way for life to form.
Evolution v the reliability of the Bible December 1, 2007
Is evidence for evolution really evidence for creation? If Genesis is untrue, what does this say about the rest of Scripture?
Is Genesis poetry / figurative, a theological argument (polemic) and thus not history? November 30, 2007
The 'Genesis is poetry' (Framework Hypothesis) idea is thoroughly self-inconsistent and nebulous, but also undermines the Gospel at its foundations.
The story of Jericho November 29, 2007
Is there any evidence for the Israelite conquest and destruction of Jericho?
Believe it or not—the earth is young! November 28, 2007
Evidence mounts that the earth is not millions of years old. What does that mean for me?
Even a tiny virus has a powerful mini-motor November 27, 2007
A new virus must pack lots of DNA quickly. It is reeled in by a motor that's stronger for its size than a car engine, and can even change speed.
Islam and worldview: the big picture November 26, 2007
Long before 9/11, with the cold war still active, Darrell Furgason was warning that radical Islam, not communism, was the major coming threat to the West.
When is a fossil not? November 24, 2007
The lack of fossils of pre-Flood people is understandable, but where are the fossils of post-Flood people—shouldn't there be lots?
Loving the Bible too much? November 23, 2007
Many evangelicals are biblically 'spot on'—everywhere but Genesis. With the biblical evidence being so clear, what is the barrier for these good folk?
CCR5-delta32: a very beneficial mutation November 22, 2007
A mutation in this gene can provide resistance against HIV. Are beneficial mutations like this evidence for evolution?
'Plugging the back door' November 21, 2007
Church programs and 'isms' fail to retain the flock. Why the entertainment factor doesn't last.
The naturalistic attack on the Virginal Conception and Resurrection
November 20, 2007
Naturalism, the antibiblical foundation of evolution and 'long ages', attacks the very heart of Christianity.
Vision control November 19, 2007
The tiny muscles that control your eyeballs are unbelievably designed—precision micro mechanics.
The old 'Who created God?' canard revisited November 17, 2007
So who made the Maker? Does this argument mean there was no maker at all? What are the implications for Christianity v atheism?
A 'wrongful birth'? November 16, 2007
A huge sum was awarded to a couple for having a live child rather than a dead one. This shows how some American courts undermine innocent human life.
The uniformitarian challenge of ultrahigh-pressure minerals November 15, 2007
They challenge uniformitarian pictures of continental drift, but what do they mean for creationist models?
The media spin on the creationists November 14, 2007
A response to The creationist spin on our origins by the Toronto Star
The early chapters of Genesis and evolution November 13, 2007
Why attempts to reconcile Genesis and evolution on the part of Christians result in compromise.
Fossil ant found alive! November 12, 2007
Better watch where you walk … lest you tread on an 'extinct' ant!
Is the Bible falsifiable? November 10, 2007
Would the discovery of a real live alien falsify the Bible? What's the Biblical view?
Inside the mind of a killer November 9, 2007
The Finnish high school tragedy once again shows that ideas have consequences.
Problem of short-lived radionuclides: design perspective November 8, 2007
They are commonly used to argue against a young earth, but what role did accelerated decay rates and abundances play?
Fantastic voyage November 7, 2007
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of an article from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine's powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Correcting the headlines: Promiscuity is NOT in our genes November 6, 2007
When anthropologists get ancient man's history wrong, it unfortunately affects modern man—men and women—too.
The Taung skull controversy November 5, 2007
Famous for promoting evolution through a fossil 'ape man', Raymond Dart wanted to be a medical missionary in his youth. What happened?
'In Peleg's days, the earth was divided': What does this mean? November 3, 2007
What exactly was divided in Peleg's day, and how? How should we understand the meaning of words in Scripture?
Accelerated nuclear decay extinguishes 'extinct nuclides' argument November 2, 2007
Old claims for an old earth are overturned by new evidence and new concepts
A baraminology tutorial with examples from the grasses (Poaceae) November 1, 2007
How do we go about determining the original biblical 'kinds'?
Al Gore's inconvenient errors October 31, 2007
There are similarities between the debate over global warming and the mandatory teaching of evolution in schools.
Good design in miniature October 30, 2007
When William Eberhard studied the orb web-building abilities of the tiniest of tiny spiders, he was in for a big surprise.
Answering life's big questions October 29, 2007
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine's powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Corals and sponges and ur-complexity* October 27, 2007
Secular scientists are continually expressing astonishment at the complexity they find in creatures they presume to be primitive, and at the fact that they contain a proportion of DNA sequences identical to those in humans.
Massive graveyard of parrot-beaked dinosaurs in Mongolia October 26, 2007
Paleontologists puzzle about the cause of death but miss the obvious clue.
The design of tears: an example of irreducible complexity October 25, 2007
Tears perform an amazing variety of functions to help us see and feel.
Beware the bubble's burst October 24, 2007
Increased knowledge about cavitation highlights the destructive power of fast-flowing water.
Godless girls' god October 23, 2007
Why the generational shift in outlook evident in today's young women?
Out of this world! October 22, 2007
You might be surprised at who believes in UFOs.
Serpents and dust; Christians and salt October 20, 2007
Do snakes really 'eat dust' as the Bible says? And can salt really lose its saltiness, as Jesus said?
Natural Selection: Superpower? … or Kryptonite! October 19, 2007
Evolution needs a 'Superman', but neither Richard Dawkins nor Natural Selection can supply one.
Dawkins' eye revisited October 18, 2007
Ophthalmologist dismantles Dawkins' arguments for the evolution of the eye.
Appendix: a bacterial 'safe house' October 17, 2007
New research suggests function for appendix in maintaining good digestive bacteria populations.
Cats from Shinar, not Egypt October 16, 2007
The domestic cat ancestors of Cleopatra's cat (assuming she had one) lived near two famous rivers.
Colourful creature coats October 15, 2007
Mutations cause variety in the coat colours of animals. These mutations are all 'downhill', in the wrong direction for mutations to make microbes-to-man evolution feasible.
Selfish Genes: is the idea anti-biblical? What should Christians think of it? October 13, 2007
The 'selfish gene' idea is being used to teach evolution. But surely a mindless gene can't really exhibit selfishness, so what does it mean, and does it really support evolution?
UK Government petitioned over origins teaching in schools October 12, 2007
The British Government has acknowledged that 'There is scope for pupils to discuss the origins of the Earth and living things in religious education lessons'.
The riddle of paleokarst solved October 11, 2007
Are there ancient buried landscapes, and how do they fit into a biblical model?
A gorge in three days! October 10, 2007
How does a gorge form so quickly?
Building blocks … or stumbling blocks? October 9, 2007
When constructing a building, the foundation is the key to stabilizing the structure.
Amazing armoured armadillos of the Americas October 8, 2007
Once rare in Texas, the armadillo's 'conquest' of that state—and beyond—conveys a strong message.
Did God create man to be an eternal companion for His son Jesus Christ? October 6, 2007
Why did God create mankind? Was it that God was lonely, or that He wanted companions for His son Jesus?
Genocide, evolution and the Bible October 5, 2007
When asked 'What is the most important book of all time?', a popular science magazine gets the initial part of the answer right, but its reasoning is way wrong.
New bacteria show 'wonder upon wonder' October 4, 2007
Unique chemical reactions in new micro-organisms defy evolution.
Footprint fiasco October 3, 2007
If radiometric dating is objective science then why do researchers disagree so widely over the results?
'Jurassic Park' feathers? October 2, 2007
Does a fossil arm bone from a Velociraptor suggest dinosaurs had feathers?
Colossal Crystals October 1, 2007
Because the conditions under which they form are so rare, fast-growing cave crystals are another example of a young earth.
Dawkins and the origin of genetic information September 29, 2007
Richard Dawkins, asked for an example of a mutation that can be seen to add information to the genome, failed to answer. A defender claims the question was not legitimate.
Plucking the dinobird September 28, 2007
Latest 'dinobird' fossil Mahakala omnogovae is a little fossil that means little for dino-to-bird evolution.
The genetics of skin colour in people—something fishy? September 27, 2007
What can a fish gene tell us about human 'races' and the origin of 'black' and 'white' skin colour?
More 'Sleeping Beauty' bacteria September 26, 2007
Once again, bacteria have been revived from Antarctic ice said to be eight million years old.
Disconnected from reality September 25, 2007
Why the trend to move away from the solid truth of God's Word to subjective moods and feelings?
Diamonds: a creationist's best friend September 24, 2007
These brilliant and hard gems are almost pure carbon. Recent research shows they contain some radiocarbon. But since this should have all decayed in under a million years, how could the diamonds be billions of years old as evolutionists believe?
'Selfish gene' theory, the ENCODE project and 'vestigial' muscles September 22, 2007
What is 'selfish gene' theory? And is the palmaris longus muscle in the arm 'vestigial'?
A Christian response to radiometric dating September 21, 2007
An evangelical Christian says the science of radioactive dating is reliable, and that Christians should accept that the earth is old. See why this claim is wrong.
The supposed consistency of evolution's long ages September 20, 2007
Why do the different dating methods seem to agree?
Submarines with fish fins? September 19, 2007
Engineers want their underwater survey vehicles to be able to do what fish can do.
Riddle Me This … ! September 18, 2007
Sometimes puzzles have a serious message.
Earth is 'too special'? September 17, 2007
Evolutionists propose that Earth formed by itself from dust particles colliding together. But astronomers are realizing that this just-so story requires some incredibly unlikely 'coincidences'.
Froward Fossils and Cyberspace Heaven September 15, 2007
Why do new fossils refuse to conform to evolutionists' expectations? And can personalities be downloaded and updated?
Homo habilis hacked from the family tree September 14, 2007
Evolutionists have been disagreeing about the validity of Homo habilis as a human ancestor. Now it seems they all agree, for different reasons, that it is not.
The origin of bubonic plague September 13, 2007
Is there a connection between the 'Black Death' that devastated Europe in the 14th century and the plagues mentioned in the Bible?
An eye for detail September 12, 2007
Researchers have discovered that when your eye involuntarily 'jitters', it's actually performing a very crucial function.
The slow rise of dinosaurs September 11, 2007
New fossil finds cause evolutionists to revise dino evolution theories
Something more or less? September 10, 2007
The Manx cat has something missing while the Manx Loughtan sheep has something extra—but neither of these support evolution.
Inaria, Kimberella and 'primitive' myths September 8, 2007
Be wary of evolutionary indoctrination arriving in your mail box—or stamp collection.
Galloping Giants September 7, 2007
Asked how humans could have survived in a world of tyrannosaurs, creationists have cited research indicating they were much slower than thought. But now new research claims otherwise.
Eggceptionally different September 6, 2007
More cracks for dino-to-bird belief. Electron microscopy shows dinosaur eggs are unique.
Wild, wild floods! September 5, 2007
The Brits now think they were separated from mainland Europe by a catastrophic megaflood. When did it happen and what does it mean?
Lunar eclipse, loony offerings September 4, 2007
Last week's lunar eclipse elicited quite a response from some people
Did men really land on the moon? September 3, 2007
Jonathan Sarfati chats with NASA scientist Michael Tigges about outer space and Genesis
Human tails and fairy tales September 1, 2007
Have there really been people with functioning tails, and if so, are they vestigial?
'Glacier Girl' on a mission August 31, 2007
Flying again after decades covered by ice.
Meta-information August 30, 2007
Recent discoveries of how the non-protein coding DNA controls the protein-coding part and how cells replicate give evolutionists a seemingly incurable headache.
The good, the bad and the evolutionary August 29, 2007
'Bad design' arguments of evolutionists are badly designed
The 'artificial life' deception August 28, 2007
Scientists claim 'artificial life' is 3–10 years away. What does this mean for creation?
Prison power August 27, 2007
Answering 'Genesis Questions' reaches young offenders for Christ.
Vaccines cultured on aborted fetal tissue? August 25, 2007
What should Christians think of vaccines? Do they have immoral sources? The response reaffirms our principle of being pro-Bible rather than anti-establishment for its own sake.
Communism and Capitalism both fear Creationism August 24, 2007
Former communist countries are much more open to creation than the west, though EU pressure is growing for them to push evolution.
Is the human male nipple vestigial? August 23, 2007
Evolutionists often argue that some organs are a throwback to our evolutionary past because they don't seem to have a function. Is this true of the male nipple?
Brilliant brittlestars: August 22, 2007
Brittlestars have one huge compound eye, made of an array of perfect microlenses, with hardly any optical distortion. Researchers didn't dream that nature had such advanced optical technology.
Fibre optics in eye demolish atheistic 'bad design' argument August 21, 2007
Is our eye harmed by 'backward wiring'? No! Not only is it necessary, but eyes have a fibre optic plate to guide light through the nerve net to receptors.
Stalin's ape-man Superwarriors August 20, 2007
The ruthless dictator's dream of a race of ape-human hybrids to use as 'cannon fodder'—fantasy or plausible history?
'God doesn't care a bit' about origins? August 18, 2007
Does it matter what we believe about origins? Isn't helping the poor more important? The response explains why the issue of origins does matter in many ways—including helping the poor.
Beaded ornaments challenge 'progressive creationists' August 17, 2007
Can you rely on Hugh Ross's Reasons to Believe teaching concerning your human origins? Not when they keep changing their story to keep up with the evolutionists.
Fossil axe-head? August 16, 2007
Has a fossilised axe head been found from a pre-Flood culture?
Who wants to be a millionaire? August 15, 2007
A group is offering a prize of one million dollars for anyone who can demonstrate how the genetic code could come into existence naturally.
A new age of quantum madness August 14, 2007
You and I help to create the physical world, including the laws by which it operates? Bizarre mystical notions like this are increasingly being taken seriously by top scientists.
Denied the prize August 13, 2007
Frederick Banting and John MacLeod are renowned for having shared the 1923 Nobel Prize as the first to discover insulin. But Romanian creationist professor Nicolae Paulescu had beaten them to it.
Alien Apologetics August 11, 2007
Can Christians co-opt secular psychology's idea of 'externalizing anxiety' to reach UFO believers who resist 'logic' and 'evidence'?
'Take it down!' August 10, 2007
Evolutionists abandon the idea of 99% DNA similarity between humans and chimps
Web access now available to Journal of Creation August 9, 2007
In-depth creation research to be progressively made more widely available.
Intriguing instincts August 8, 2007
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of an article from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine's powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Water inside fire August 7, 2007
The Beijing anomaly, deep inside the earth, suggests Earth's history was much different from what is usually envisaged.
Aping humans August 6, 2007
The idea that chimps can learn to speak as humans do has been thoroughly debunked.
Could Jesus' body have been stolen before the guards arrived? August 4, 2007
Do sceptics of the Resurrection have a loophole? No, their scenario overlooks both the cultural context, and requires such an implausible combination of circumstances that can only be called special pleading.
Is Richard Dawkins weakening? August 3, 2007
In a BBC interview, the world's most renowned atheist lets slip that he 'respects' the 'rather profound idea' of a 'cosmic intelligence' behind the laws of the universe.
Paleokarst—a riddle inside confusion August 2, 2007
Uniformitarian 'ancient buried landscapes' are not what they are claimed to be, and definitely not a problem for a young earth.
The 'Great Global Warming Swindle' Debate August 1, 2007
A controversial TV documentary screened by Australia's anticreationist ABC is reviewed, with some interesting points and tie-ins for biblical creation.
New archaeological find affirms Old Testament historicity July 31, 2007
The discovery of a tablet with details of one of Nebuchadnezzar's court officials supports the historicity of the book of Jeremiah.
A lousy story July 30, 2007
A louse fossil, so well-preserved that even its last meal is visible in its stomach, is just like lice today. Can the evolution story explain it?
Sheep and goats? Since when? July 28, 2007
Is all speciation post-Flood, or did some speciation occur pre-Flood? Did people breed sheep and goats before the Flood?
Theological colleges—on 'the slippery slope'? July 27, 2007
A leading New Zealand Bible college, with a fine evangelical Statement of Faith, backs a pro-evolutionary conference that undermines it.
The Cygnus Loop—a case study July 26, 2007
Age estimates of stellar explosions send shockwaves through cosmological community
What good is Christianity? July 25, 2007
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine's powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Warm-climate penguins July 24, 2007
Fossil penguin discoveries confuse evolutionists; suggest another possible pre-Flood habitat for semi-aquatic animals.
Wood petrified in spring July 23, 2007
Japanese researchers report that, in real life, wood can turn into stone much faster than geologists previously thought.
Is Young-Earth Creationism a heresy? July 21, 2007
An anticreationist attacks biblical creation as heresy, although biblical heresy is an oxymoron. The response also refutes a common argument about the absence of short-lived isotopes, beloved of atheists and progressive creationists, and answers some alleged biblical contradictions.
Loch Ness 'monster' caught on video? July 20, 2007
The 'finest footage ever taken' of something moving in Scotland's 'most mysterious' lake has stirred debate once again. Could a plesiosaur be living in the loch's deep, murky waters?
High-redshift quasars produce more big bang surprises July 19, 2007
Big bang cosmology fails to explain high-redshift quasars. But how do we then explain them?
Putting chimpanzees, 'hominids', and humans in their proper place July 18, 2007
Why the evolving 'progressive creation' view of human origins matches neither Scripture nor the fossil evidence.
Evan vs Noah July 17, 2007
What are the lessons from the film, and how does it compare with the true history of the world?
Eat your Brussels sprouts! July 16, 2007
The variety in the cabbage family speaks of how God created plants with a built-in capacity to diversify—within limits.
Misotheist's misology: Richard Dawkins attacks Michael Behe July 14, 2007
Antitheists argue against any challenge to their materialism, but use many fallacies to do so. Richard Dawkins is a prime example in his recent tirade against Michael Behe.
Correcting the headline: 'Coelacanth' yes; 'Ancient' no July 13, 2007
Instead of ignoring news reports with an evolutionary 'spin', we can 'de-evolutionise' them for powerful use in outreach.
Temporal changes in the ageing of biblical patriarchs July 12, 2007
Comparison of biblical life spans with those of modern human populations indicates that the ages of the patriarchs are not exaggerated.
Big birdosaur blues July 11, 2007
New fossil find creates problems for dino-to-bird evolution.
For whom the (alarm) bells toll? July 10, 2007
Secular humanist sees the teaching of creation as a threat—especially when it's done outside the churches.
Kata Tjuta: an astonishing story July 9, 2007
Kata Tjuta, a famous Australian tourist attraction amazes visitors. Visit the Olgas in Central Australia and discover what is so astonishing.
Methuselah and the Ark; Dirt and 'supergerms' July 7, 2007
Why did God find favour only with Noah if Methuselah was still alive? And if 'supergerms' really are super, how could a dosing of 'dirt-common' germs defeat them?
What really happened at Roswell? July 6, 2007
Hundreds of thousands of 'true believers' celebrate the famous 'Roswell aliens incident' every year. But what really happened?
Creationist cosmologies explain the anomalous acceleration of Pioneer spacecraft July 5, 2007
Groundbreaking research in the latest Journal of Creation explains the anomalous acceleration of the Pioneer spacecraft.
An open letter to the editors of Nature July 4, 2007
Don't you think it odd that you are now using your scientific reputation to push a religious agenda?
Astonishing DNA complexity update July 3, 2007
The study that has overturned the idea of 'junk DNA' has also revealed yet more astonishing complexity.
Noah's long-distance travelers
July 2, 2007
Well-rounded quartzite boulders, scattered over mountain tops, speak powerfully of the global Flood.
Was Leviathan a Parasaurolophus? June 30, 2007
Leviathan has long been a puzzle, but a likely solution is in sight. A major problem was the limits on the information that fossils can provide.
National emergency in Australia June 29, 2007
The fruit of forty years of evolutionary policies is shaking a nation
Neandertal speech capability and the limitations of osteological analysis June 28, 2007
Some claim Neandertals couldn't produce modern human vowel sounds. But what can examination of skeletal remains really tell us about speaking ability?
New intelligent design concept applies to all aspects of life June 27, 2007
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of an article from the soon-to-be-released Journal of Creation. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed journal's powerful content and explanatory graphics.
Amazing discovery: Bird wing has 'leading edge' technology June 26, 2007
Jumbo jets have certain design features enabling safe take-off and landing at slower airspeeds than in mid-flight. It turns out that one of those design features—previously unknown in birds—eagles use brilliantly.
Knowing toil, knowing soil
June 25, 2007
Agricultural scientist Dr. Craig Russell is yet another living example of a Bible-believing Ph.D. scientist actively doing cutting-edge research with direct benefits to the community.
Atheism is more rational? June 23, 2007
Is atheism simply non-belief or an active belief? Who has the 'burden of proof': atheists or theists.
Tall tales in the trees June 22, 2007
Evolutionists are now saying that man's ability to walk upright evolved when his ancestors were still in the trees, rather than after having already descended to the ground.
The history of the rise of materialism in Western society June 21, 2007
Anti-biblical philosophies from the 17th century paved the way for the acceptance of evolution.
Astonishing DNA complexity uncovered June 20, 2007
A major study of human DNA reveals that there is probably no such thing as 'junk DNA'. This makes the case for creation even more overwhelmingly powerful.
'How do I do my assignment about evolution?'
June 19, 2007
Bible-believing students can get top marks in evolution courses—it helps to know more about evolution than the evolutionists want you to know!
Rare Australian fish has fins like hands
June 18, 2007
'Walking' fish such as the Australian handfish are not transitional forms but living testimony of creation.
How do people come into a right relationship with God? June 16, 2007
How did people who lived prior to Jesus' time get saved, as they could not have put their faith in him? And how does that apply to Muslims?
Australia's drought exposes 'drowned town' June 15, 2007
Australia's drought has exposed places not seen for half a century, stirring painful memories for some old-timers. Did Noah have a similar experience?
Genetic algorithms and robotic folly
June 14, 2007
Robots designed by genetic algorithms don't support evolution
Helping the needy—with Creation?
June 13, 2007
Surprising research facts about who really helps the poor
Darwinian thought police strike again
June 12, 2007
Pro-ID astronomer Guillermo Gonzalez has been denied tenure at Iowa State University, despite having exceeded by 350% his department's standard for research excellence in peer-reviewed publications.
Bypassing the cracks June 11, 2007
When mud that encases the lava of a particular African horsefly cracks, it does so in a way that protects the insect.
'Southwest Colorado Man' and the year of the one-tooth wonders June 9, 2007
An enquirer asks about 'Southwest Colorado Man'. This gives an opportunity to discuss some of the other amazing 'human evolution' claims made on the basis of fragmentary evidence.
Who gets the kidney—and lives?
June 8, 2007
Imagine being able to 'vote' by SMS on who lives or dies; a Dutch 'reality TV' show turns out to be a hoax, but helps show inconsistencies in evolutionary thinking.
Fast stars challenge big bang origin for dwarf galaxies
June 7, 2007
Stars in dwarf galaxies move away from each other too fast for big bang billions of years.
Decoding the dogma of DNA similarity
June 6, 2007
The supposed DNA similarities between chimps and humans are often touted as evidence of common ancestry. But such dogma is disintegrating.
Terrible lizards trapped by terrible Flood June 5, 2007
What happened to the dinosaur struggling to maintain its course in deep flowing water?
The travel bug June 4, 2007
Even tourism is pervaded with evolutionary thinking. But alert travelers can demonstrate the truth of the Bible, when they know what to look for.
CMI answers philosophy/religion professor on biblical exegesis and the problem of evil June 2, 2007
Why is there suffering in the world? And how do we explain some of the 'harsh' laws of the Old Testament?
Making a man out of a chimp June 1, 2007
Another push to give human rights to great apes reminds us of how evolutionary belief leads to the downgrading of people and the elevation of animals.
Evolutionary professor encourages critical thinking
May 31, 2007
Admits universities use propaganda tactics to teach evolutionary message.
Losing faith: how secular scholarship affects scholars
May 30, 2007
The impact of secular 'scholarship' on a person's worldview is a warning for us and our children.
Was my salvation unimportant to you?
May 29, 2007
A life changed by the truth of creation is now helping to reach others.
Darwin's 'yard apes'
May 28, 2007
A deadly hurricane exposes an even deadlier philosophy.
Did God know that Adam would sin before He created him? May 26, 2007
Why did God create us in the first place, if He knew we were going to sin—wouldn't that make God responsible for sin?
Feathery flight of fancy May 25, 2007
Microscopy of the famed Sinosauropteryx 'dino-bird' fossil shows the idea of 'protofeathers' fails under close scrutiny
Scriptural constraints on the variation of water level during the Genesis Flood
May 24, 2007
A detailed examination of the biblical chronology sets the hydraulic framework for models of the Flood event.
Letter to an atheist: A birdbox and a tree
May 23, 2007
How do you show someone there's a Creator? You can simply point to the things around you—in this example, a birdbox and a tree—and ask a few telling questions.
Occam's Razor and creation/evolution May 22, 2007
When Occam's Razor is applied to aspects of the creation/evolution debate, the results are clearly on the side of creation and against evolution.
Seeing a way through the forest
May 21, 2007
World War II refugee Dr Joe Havel experienced the catastrophic effects of evolutionary philosophy under the Nazis. He eventually escaped to Australia where his scientific research in forest ecology strengthened his conviction that evolution is a 'destructive and flawed theory'.
Should CMI take a stand on eschatology? May 19, 2007
Why disagreements over Revelation are generally qualitatively different to those over Genesis.
Darwin and eugenics May 18, 2007
Many evolutionists claim that 'Social Darwinism' is a distortion of Darwin's teaching. Yet he clearly held to many social Darwinist views, and his cousin and son promoted eugenics.
Ecology, biodiversity and Creation
May 17, 2007
The study of natural relationships in biology has revealed remarkably designed 'services', without which life could not survive and thrive on Earth.
Bunchberry bang!
May 16, 2007
High-speed video cameras have catapulted the bunchberry dogwood plant into the spotlight—and the record books.
Did dinosaurs really rule the earth?
May 15, 2007
Why the ruling evolutionary paradigm about an 'age of dinosaurs' should be deposed.
Off the menu …
May 14, 2007
Carnivorous fish such as the Oriental sweetlip and the coral rock cod placidly allow the cleaner wrasse and cleaner shrimp to crawl in and out of their mouths without harming them—what's the story?
Conspiracy and doomsday scenarios: should Christians be worried? May 12, 2007
Was the US Government really behind 9/11? Is destructive weather really being generated by secret 'scalar interferometry' weapons? Are such claims true, and what should Christians do about it?
Genesis—the seedbed of all Christian doctrine May 11, 2007
A compact, point-by-point demonstration of the oft-stated and important claim that virtually all Christian doctrine is dependent on, or founded in, the history in the book of Genesis.
Is the evolutionary tree turning into a creationist orchard?
May 10, 2007
Genome sequences of microorganisms create problems for the evolutionary tree but support the biblical 'kind' concept.
Hosing down the hype May 9, 2007
Earth-like planet claim increases hope of finding extraterrestrial life. But is this justified?
Birds: fliers from the beginning
May 8, 2007
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Radiohalos May 7, 2007
Tiny features in granite rocks make no sense in an evolutionary framework, but are powerful evidence of biblical creation and the Flood.
What is 'good'?
(Answering the Euthyphro Dilemma)
May 5, 2007
A reader brings up an ancient dilemma about God and goodness. A biblical understanding grasps both horns of the dilemma.
No more love for Lucy?
May 4, 2007
For decades, 'Lucy' has been anthropology's favourite 'pin-up' example of evolutionary transition from apes to humans. But she's just been ignominiously dumped.
Only one Lake Missoula Flood May 3, 2007
Rapidly deposited rhythmites suggest it's one of the largest floods in history, and a model for something even bigger.
'Out of Africa' theory going out of style?
May 2, 2007
The skeletal remains of an 'early' human found in a cave in China are good news for creationists.
Going batty over evolution May 1, 2007
New research shows that bats' wings in flight are not simply skin-covered paddles flapping up and down—demolishing ideas of evolutionary ancestry.
Evolution of the rhinoceros? Preposterous! April 30, 2007
Claims that the rhinoceros is the result of evolution collapse under scrutiny. In contrast, when viewed through the Bible's account of history, things 'rhino' begin to make sense.
Is evolution really essential for biology? April 28, 2007
Evolution is claimed to be essential for biology, but it is really irrelevant. Common structures and natural selection are NOT evolution.
C.S. Lewis and evolution April 27, 2007
Lewis is one of the most popular Christian writers and thinkers of all time. So where did he stand on the question of origins, creation/evolution and the like?
Phoenix Galaxy stars explode stellar evolution theory
April 26, 2007
Population I stars observed in an unexpected location suggest they didn't 'rise from the ashes'.
Is this your first time? April 25, 2007
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine's powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Chemists in stew about intelligent design
April 24, 2007
Another open minded editor finds himself in hot water from the censors.
Creation teaching makes a difference
April 23, 2007
Students taught only evolution often assume it is correct and don't bother to question it. But it doesn't have to be that way.
'Junk' DNA, asteroid impacts and supernovas April 21, 2007
A supporter asks for help in answering challenges posed by Darwinists.
Squishosaur scepticism squashed
April 20, 2007
Rigorous testing confirms proteins found in T. rex fossil bone. Is T. rex related to chickens?
Ota Benga: the pygmy put on display in a zoo
April 19, 2007
Soon after its inception, Darwinism was used to reinforce every possible division by race, sex and nationality
If only the church could name the enemy … April 18, 2007
What is now the religion of the Western world? Amazingly, the church seems unable to answer this question.
Clash over origins April 17, 2007
A debate between evolutionist professor, Dr Mark Farmer and creationist medico, Dr Carl Wieland, gives the audience plenty of meat to chew over.
It's plain to see April 16, 2007
There are many landscapes on the earth that defy conventional (long-age) explanation.
Evaluating an evolutionary science curriculum April 14, 2007
How should creationists respond? Should we oppose evolutionary curricula outright?
Kid Con April 13, 2007
Two popular modern biology texts teach evolution in a most unscientific manner, encouraging students to accept evolution without critical analysis—this is indoctrination, not education.
The pre-Flood/Flood boundary at the base of the earth's transition zone
April 12, 2007
Was Noah's Flood bigger and more destructive than we have previously imagined?
Turkana Boy—getting past the propaganda April 11, 2007
Africa's evangelicals are understandably upset about an apeman display, but what are the facts about its prime exhibit?
Dinosaurs, humans and the fossil record
April 10, 2007
Just because we haven't found bones of humans and dinosaurs in the same strata does not mean they didn't live together.
Easter's earliest creed
April 8, 2007
The Resurrection of Christ, and the powerful historical evidence that supports it, validates Genesis history at the same time.
Darkness at the crucifixion: metaphor or real history? April 6, 2007
In defiance of many skeptical claims, there is substantial historical evidence of a non-eclipse darkness in the middle of the day when Jesus died on the Cross.
The Black Sea flood
April 5, 2007
Geologists claim they have found evidence for Noah's Flood in the Black Sea but there are many unanswered contradictions.
You know too much!
April 4, 2007
Even those who do not have the Bible have no excuse; the evidence shouts that there is a Creator. There is no excuse.
The Lost Tomb of Jesus: Another 'Titanic' Disaster April 3, 2007
Following in the footsteps of the Da Vinci Code, another attempt to cash in on trying to debunk Christianity hits the headlines, and fails miserably.
Encyclopaedia Britannica: supporting a young earth! April 2, 2007
Before the promotion of uniformitarian (i.e. long-age) 'science' by Lyell, Darwin and others in the 19th century, the concept of billions of years for the age of the earth was unknown to science—and the church.
Evolution by fiat and faith March 31, 2007
Exercising faith over fact, botanist Hugo de Vries triumphantly proclaimed a plant he bred to be a newly evolved species. Sadly, a century later some evolutionists still use his discredited example.
Observations of 'evolution' point to an ingenious Designer March 30, 2007
Does 'change over time' equal 'evolution'? Not in the molecules-to-man sense—leaving evolutionists bereft.
Clear picture—blurry story? March 29, 2007
Thirty years of observing a celestial 'odd couple' has not resolved questions about one of the fundamental assumptions of astronomy.
Can we believe the Gospels?
March 28, 2007
One of Australia's top legal minds examines the New Testament evidence for the Resurrection. He applies the standard criteria used by courts throughout the Western world to test the reliability of witnesses.
Titanic terror bird March 27, 2007
A new dating technique has refocused attention on what we are told is a vicious meat-eating monster bird. But what are the facts?
Pterosaurs flew like modern aeroplanes March 26, 2007
New discoveries about a tiny pterosaur bone show that they flew with 'aerodynamic tricks like those found in modern aircraft'.
Carbon dating into the future March 24, 2007
Carbon–dating sometimes gives negative dates, i.e. dates for events that have not yet happened.
The age and fate of Saturn's rings March 22, 2007
A puzzle for evolutionary chronology began with the Voyager 1 flyby past Saturn's rings in 1980.
The poisoning of Litvinenko's body—and mind March 21, 2007
As the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko showed, polonium can be lethal to the body. And also to evolutionary ideas about millions of years.
Global warming might become an 'alien agenda' March 20, 2007
UFO-believers jump on the global warming bandwagon to promote their beliefs.
Creation to the South Pacific March 19, 2007
Missionary and agricultural scientist Maurice Nicholson tells passionately of how Genesis is proving to be the key to overturning the alarming social decay that is occurring in Fiji.
Did Eve lie before the Fall? Americans glad that Creation magazine is still available March 17, 2007
Eve told the Serpent that God commanded no touching the forbidden fruit, when He had simply said don't eat. Was humanity's first sin Eve lying?
Amazing Grace, the film: Wilberforce v. Slavery
March 16, 2007
A review of the cinematic story of one man's fight against slavery.
The sun is not an average star
March 15, 2007
Solar evidence is mounting that our earth occupies a special place in the universe.
Human Beings Caged For Public Display At Adelaide Zoo March 14, 2007
First it was London Zoo that exhibited humans in an animal enclosure, and now an Australian Zoo has followed suit. But are we 'just another animal'?
Practical Pouches
March 13, 2007
Some people use uninformed arguments to reject God, e.g. "Koalas' pouches are at just the right angle for their babies to fall out and bop themselves on the head". But the koala/marsupial pouch is no accident.
Immense impacts or big belches? March 12, 2007
Long-age evolutionary interpretations of the 'fossil record' result in evolutionists having to explain various 'mass extinctions' (including the demise of the dinosaurs) in the distant past, e.g. via asteroid impacts, or explosive vulcanism. But there's a much more straightforward answer.
Dawkins' Delusion (continued)
March 10, 2007
More atheists on a mission: Dawkins' fans object to review of The God Delusion
'Feathered' dinosaurs and other fossils from Liaoning, China March 9, 2007
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview from the soon-to-be-released Journal of Creation. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed journal's powerful content and explanatory graphics.
Globular clusters and the challenge of blue straggler stars March 8, 2007
'Young' enigmatic jewels viewed through telescope raise question about the age of their stellar neighbourhood.
Parrot prodigy March 7, 2007
A parrot with an amazing capacity for using spoken language astonishes scientists—and defies evolutionary expectations.
Primates spearing primates
March 6, 2007
New chimp claim creates evolutionary frenzy, but a sober assessment is far less sensational.
Dismantle the big bang March 5, 2007
Evolutionary views of the universe sprang, not from a biblical understanding of history, but from efforts to explain origins without God or the supernatural. Yet the big bang concept has major flaws which even some evolutionists now recognise are fatal to its validity.
Fast food giant firms up alien beliefs March 3, 2007
Are your children being served a 'side' of spiritual falsehood along with their 'fries and cola?'
Are you stardust?
Despite the floundering on the age of the universe, evolutionary misconceptions dominate the news media.
Stellar evolution and the problem of the 'first' stars
March 1, 2007
Imaginary processes invoked for evolutionary origin of 'first' stars.
'Evolution in action' or 'Evolution inaction'?
February 28, 2007
Evidence for 'evolution in action' turns out to be nothing to do with transformation of microbes into mankind, but fits neatly in a biblical creationist view.
Anglican Church challenges evolution February 27, 2007
David vs Goliath. Little church says, 'Enough is enough'.
The super-senses of oilbirds February 26, 2007
The unique and intriguing oilbird of Central and South America flies at night, navigates like a bat, lives in caves and defies evolutionary explanation.
Aliens, evolution and the occult February 24, 2007
Grateful reader of Alien Intrusion has questions. Descriptions of 'alien encounters' often match cultural expectations.
Standing up to evolution in Russia February 23, 2007
The Russian Orthodox church supports a student's legal demand to be able to have alternative origin ideas taught, not just evolution.
Once upon a time … February 22, 2007
Why evolutionists have taken modern dating methods too much 'on faith'.
Lizard losers (and winners) February 21, 2007
Contrary to media hype, anole lizards on the Bahamas are not evolving
Anti-slavery activist William Wilberforce: Christian hero February 20, 2007
How biblical Christians were at the forefront of the abolition of slavery 200 years ago, while pro-slavers told them to keep their religion out of politics.
The strange case of the 'Humanzee' February 19, 2007
For years, the famous 'sideshow freak' Oliver, the alleged 'ape-human hybrid', was seen by many as a 'missing link' in our ancestry—evidence for evolution. But the facts show otherwise.
More or less information? / Has a recent experiment proved creation? February 17, 2007
How does information relate to biology: identifying the different levels. And does a science experiment prove that God spoke things into existence?
Petrified wood: fast or slow?
February 16, 2007
Researchers in Japan find hard answers at a hot volcanic spring.
Peperite: more evidence of large-scale watery catastrophe February 15, 2007
Re-evaluation of geological sites shows evidence for catastrophe of biblical proportions.
Playwright just plain wrong February 14, 2007
David Williamson's attacks on Christianity are based on the flawed fanatic Richard Dawkins, and perpetuate his many errors
Planets and migrating theories February 13, 2007
Extrasolar planets pose more problems for evolutionary theories.
'Sleeping Beauty' bacteria February 12, 2007
Researchers have successfully revived Antarctic bacteria said to have been dormant for eight million years. But sceptics say that's impossible—there must have been contamination. So what's the answer?
Creationist qualifications February 10, 2007
While many sceptics claim that creationist qualifications are fraudulent, in reality CMI's and almost all other creationist scientists have genuine degrees. Why do old- and young-earth creationists disagree?
New study claims Hobbit was a new species February 9, 2007
Yet another salvo of shots has been fired in the ongoing 'hobbit wars' with one more new paper claiming it is a new species after all.
Darwinism's influence on modern racists and white supremacist groups: the
case of David Duke
February 8, 2007
The extensive writings of David Duke, head of the largest white supremacist organization in the world, show the strong influence of evolutionary notions in his racist views.
Atheist with a Mission February 7, 2007
Richard Dawkins' evolution-based attack on God is a best-seller—but how do its arguments stack up?
Abortion: an indispensable right or violence against women? February 6, 2007
Sex-selection abortion has resulted in killing girl babies, leading to a surplus of men. This is a dilemma for today's abortion-on-demand feminists, who betray the pro-life stance of the feminist founders.
Not a leg to stand on February 5, 2007
A five-legged calf may be quite a curiousity, but it has nothing to do with evolution.
'Peripheral matters'
'The Lord was working in a lot of peoples' hearts'
February 3, 2007
Many claim that Genesis creation is a mere side issue. But without Creation and the Fall, there is no basis for Redemption. Further, as shown, it has demonstrable outreach benefits.
From a frog to a frog! (moved) February 2, 2007
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of an article from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine's powerful content and brilliant graphics.
The Bible and hermeneutics February 1, 2007
Hermeneutics, the study of how we should interpret the Bible, is foundational to all theology. If we make the correct assumptions about the nature of the Bible, we can be confident at arriving at a proper understanding of what God is saying to us.
Jesus Fish/Darwin Fish January 31, 2007
Opponents of Christian faith have parodied the ancient symbol of the Christian faith, the 'Jesus fish'. Their creations underline the significance of evolutionary doctrine to unbelievers, which Christians cannot ignore.
The evolution of the Pokémon® January 30, 2007
The Pokémon® craze has swept the world. Most people would not connect it with evolution. Grant Williams explores the link.
In the middle of the action January 29, 2007
Recent research strongly suggests that our galaxy, the Milky Way, occupies a central position in the universe—but this is anathema to atheists unwilling to accept the implications of that.
Mangling misotheism
January 27, 2007
Many atheists barely even attempt a reasoned argument. The response shows that consistent Christianity provides the only logical basis for morality, charity, reason and science.
Melbourne atheist: the exterminator January 26, 2007
Evolutionary thinking has serious logical consequences, as shown by this scientist who advocates totalitarian population control measures—and is given free rein on Australia's ABC radio.
Debunking the Documentary Hypothesis January 25, 2007
The Documentary Hypothesis claimed that the books of Moses were late concoctions, not written in the time of Moses. This book documents and debunks this false idea that (sadly) even affects the teaching of conservative theological colleges / seminaries.
No-brainer for whales January 24, 2007
Special brain cells once thought to be only in apes and humans have now been found where they shouldn't be—in whales.
Egyptian history and the biblical record: a perfect match? January 23, 2007
The historical accounts in Genesis and Exodus are often attacked on the basis of the 'secure' Egyptian chronology—but scholars are increasingly discovering that this is itself on shaky ground.
Did God create life? January 22, 2007
Stanley Miller's famous 1953 experiments are anything but evidence for evolution.
Does the Bible teach error? January 20, 2007
Many alleged contradictions in Scripture are solved by pointing out Jewish citation methods, and distinguishing thematic from chronological order.
Hofmeyr man—another African 'missing link'?
January 19, 2007
The Hofmeyr skull is being termed a new 'missing link', but it's not exactly the usual claim for man-ape affinity
The Christian foundations of the rule of law in the West: a legacy of liberty and resistance against tyranny January 18, 2007
The Bible has been historically recognized as the most important book for the development of both the rule of law and democratic institutions in the Western world.
Complaint or compliment? January 17, 2007
We hope you enjoy this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the printed magazine's powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Rivers, rocks and … Shakespeare January 16, 2007
The absence of the polished weathering expected speaks volumes against the 'slow and gradual' explanation of how rivers are supposed to have cut canyons.
Off the planet! January 15, 2007
A leading evolutionary scientist believes that a cosmic 'greeting card' could have been left in our DNA.
Surrogate Mothering and IVF: are they biblical? January 13, 2007
Reader asks whether modern fertility methods such as IVF and surrogacy are biblically acceptable.
Dracorex—the dinosaur that looks like a dragon January 12, 2007
This discovery looks like something out of a childhood fantasy, but it's real and strengthens the dragon-dinosaur connection.
Young biosphere, old universe? January 11, 2007
Gorman Gray's 'The Age of the Universe' promises much … until you check it out.
Where are the emperor's clothes? January 10, 2007
National Geographic continues to tell tall tales about evolution.
New campaign to censor different view of Grand Canyon January 9, 2007
Evolutionists shrewdly caricature the issue as 'science versus religion' and then call on separation of church and state to silence any view but their own.
Too dry for a fly January 8, 2007
When researchers found that a rainforest fly was unable to adapt to drier conditions, it was 'a complete surprise'. But why?
Reinforcing the Darwin–Hitler connection and correcting misinformation about slavery and racism January 6, 2007
Reader objects to Darwin–Hitler link, blames Christianity for slavery, racism and the Crusades. We respond, and point out the Christian basis for the abolition of slavery in Britain 200 years ago this year.
The giraffe's neck: icon of evolution or icon of creation? January 5, 2007
The 'just-so' evolutionary story of 'how the giraffe got its long neck' sounds plausible—until you take a second look.
The Genesis 5 and 11 fluidity question January 4, 2007
Many modern scholars believe that the Genesis genealogies contain gaps and cite fluidity as the reason. What is fluidity and why is it wrong?
Global warming (or climate change): what is 'the creationist view'? January 3, 2007
How should creationists handle the hot topic of anthropogenic global warming?
In leaps and bounds January 2, 2007
How is it that frogs can jump up to 20 times their own body length, while a froghopper's leap is equivalent to a human jumping over a 210 metre (700 ft) skyscraper?
Evolutionary Stasis January 1, 2007
Are scientists guilty of using language that serves to distort or disguise the facts?
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TEMPE, Ariz.—Arizona State gymnastics coach René Lyst announces the hire of former Southern Utah assistant coach Jeff Hunt as an assistant coach on the Sun Devil gymnastics staff.
"I am so excited that Jeff is joining the Sun Devil gymnastics staff," said Lyst. "One of Jeff's strongest attributes is his recruiting. He has a thorough knowledge of the gyms and student-athletes on the west coast. He has built great relationships with the club gyms because of his gymnastics knowledge, passion, and caring personality."
Hunt comes to Tempe from Southern Utah where he spent eight seasons with the Thunderbirds, three years as a full-time assistant coach. While at Southern Utah, Hunt oversaw bars and helped the Thunderbirds record the highest season-average event score in school history during the 2008 season.
In addition to gymnastics, Hunt has an affinity for strength training and conditioning.
"His training knowledge both in gymnastics and in strength and conditioning will enable us to keep pushing the team to reach their individual and collective potential," said Lyst.
Hunt graduated from Southern Utah in 2009 and was promoted to assistant coach after spending five seasons as a student assistant. Interestingly, Hunt initially came to Southern Utah as a track and field student-athlete.


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movies and friends
I have a 12 yr old and a 13 year old. They are allowed to go to the movies in the daytime with a group of friends. The crowd seems to change at night to older teens. The theater is in a safe place and there is a police officer there for security. I drop them off right before the movie starts and am there waiting when the movie ends. (You can call the theater for the exact ending time) I think it really depends on how responsibly your child acts. My youngest seems to be testing his limits right now, so he would not be able to go without an adult or an older, more responsible person.


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Oh No. Not Alyssa Reid And Harry Styles Now!
Harry, don't you ever get tired of pulling women, like every single day of your life?
(What a silly question!…)
One Direction played at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on Saturday as part of Radio City Live, amongst a host of other popstars and bands.
Speaking backstage after the concert, Alyssa said of One Direction:
"Yes I have introduced myself… and I may or may not have got a phone number. But I never kiss and tell. I'm not telling you. I can't tell. I would never go for a taken man, though, so he must be one of the single ones."
The clever ones of you might guess that narrows it down to either Harry or Niall.
Alyssa met the boys on Saturday night, but was also due to catch up with them again on the Sunday, posting this:
"We're doing another show tomorrow so maybe I'll make a move on him then. I shouldn't have told you but I would love to cook for him – asparagus-stuffed chicken breast with hollandaise sauce. That's one way to get a man."


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Although sex starts in the mind, it matures, develops, and evolves through communication. To cultivate a fully frisky and enviable Mojo, you've got to talk about sex! Good sexual communication will help you create the spicy life you want and deserve, but sometimes it's hard to find the words—and then figure out how to use them.
First, know that nerves are normal—and that applies to anyone, whether you've been with a partner for two months, two years, or twelve years. Even someone who's well versed in disclosing his or her deepest desires gets tongue-tied from time to time. But take a deep breath, have some patience with yourself, and soon you'll be verbal in ways that you never dreamed.
If you're with a partner and you haven't been engaging in regular, open, and loving sex communication with him, starting to talk about it now may feel a little awkward at first. But it's important in so many ways. It's more than about creating just the sex life that you want with your partner—it's also about creating that intimate connection that allows both of you to have openness in other areas of your relationship, too. The ability to have deep discussions about your more primal and loving moments helps you both to build trust . . . and the more trust you build, the deeper you can go with your sexual explorations!
If you're not with a partner yet, these lessons still apply to you. (Sometimes, the partner you need to communicate your desires to is actually . . . you!) Don't let your fabulous singlehood stand in the way of learning good sexy-talk skills that you can put into use later in this book when we get down and dirty with dirty talk.
Okay, let's get that mind of yours churning out some salacious thoughts!
Opening up the Lines of Communication with Your Lover
When it comes to talking about sex with an intimate partner, the most common concern I hear is, How do I start? We'll get into more advanced communication approaches in later chapters with lessons on fun and frisky dirty talk, but for now, here's a basic framework to kick off your conversations.
First, use your journal to write about what's really working in your sex life right now and what you'd like to change up.
What's great. Are you satisfied with the frequency of your sexual activity? The playfulness or intimacy of your encounters? The intensity of your orgasms? What else?
What could be better. Are your sex drives out of sync? Do you wish that your lover would initiate more so that you feel wanted? Are you stuck in a routine or having trouble reaching orgasm? What else?
Now, how do you translate these thoughts into a loving discussion? First, you need to choose the right time and place to have the conversation—and let me tell you one thing I know for sure; that right time and place is not naked in the bedroom, before, during, or immediately after sex. It's too vulnerable a space for you and your mate. Instead, bring it up when you're both relaxed, perhaps when you're out to dinner or in front of the fireplace and you're sharing some wine. As you're about to broach the subject, find ways to feel physically close to your lover—touch him and allow for time to get comfortable with each other. Remember, this isn't a board meeting or a contract negotiation! Approach the conversation with love and tenderness. Try not to interrupt. Ask questions. Many people are hesitant to reveal their deepest thoughts out of fear of rejection or ridicule. So be patient, and remember to listen so your partner feels free to be part of the discussion. And most of all, let respect guide you.
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- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
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|Luggage service, Car rentals, Laundry service, Child care, Room service, Express check-in/check-out, Medical clinic service, Currency Exchange, Wake Up Call, Parking Service, Airport Shuttle, 24hr Reception, Permanent English-speaking staff, Business Centre, Copy Service, E-mail, Fax Service, Typing Service
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|Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, Alarm clock, Color Television, Cable/satellite TV, Complimentary newspaper, Coffee/tea maker, Telephone, Hair dryer, In-room safe, Electronic Lock, Iron and ironing board, Refrigerator, Mini Bar, Bath and Shower, Non-smoking rooms available, In-house movies, Internet access,
Hotel Amenities: Elevator, Parking, Business Floor or Executive Floor, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Indoor Swimming Pool, Beauty Salon, Sauna, Business Center, Gift Shop, Gymnasium , Suitable for wheelchairs, Meeting Room, Ballroom, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Airline Desk, Fire Detector, KTV, Chess & Playing Cards Room
Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Western Restaurant, Cafe, Bar, Lounge Bar
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Four Gosling motors with canted nozzles were used as boosters for the British Thunderbird ramjet surface-to-air missile. 664 Gosling IV motors were supplied for the Thunderbird, Bloodhound, and Seaslug Mark II missiles.
For sounding rocket applications, motors were supplied with in-line nozzles. The Gosling IV had an a all up mass of 256 kg, was 3.00 m long, and 0.254 m in diameter. It produced an average thrust of 124 kN over its 3.15 second burn time.
Success Rate: 100.00%. Launch data is: complete.
Status: Retired 1966.
Gross mass: 300 kg (660 lb).
Height: 6.10 m (20.00 ft).
Diameter: 0.26 m (0.85 ft).
Thrust: 130.00 kN (29,220 lbf).
Apogee: 130 km (80 mi).
First Launch: 1961.04.24.
Last Launch: 1969.12.09.
Number: 69 .


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Preview: Newcastle v Sunderland
by Ashley Houghton
A look ahead to Sunday's Tyne-Wear derby.
Sunday's Tyne-Wear derby will be the 147th clash between the two local rivals.
Sunday's game will be Paolo Di Canio's second game in charge of Sunderland after last weekend's narrow defeat at Chelsea.
Whilst Sunday will be the Italian's first derby, it will be Newcastle boss Alan Pardew's fifth and the former Reading boss is yet to taste defeat with three draws and one victory in his four encounters with the Wearsiders.
Earlier this season the two sides played out a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light with a Demba Ba own goal cancelling out a Yohan Cabaye strike for the visitors.
The form book suggests another draw is unlikely as the two rivals haven't drawn both league games in a campaign for 23 years.
In the previous 146 encounters between the two sides Newcastle just edge the head-to-head with 53 wins compared to Sunderland's 44; there have 49 draws.
Sunderland are without Craig Gardner for the clash after the former Birmingham man picked up his tenth yellow card of the season at Chelsea last Sunday.
Lee Cattermole, Wes Brown and leading scorer Steven Fletcher are the long term absentees for the Black Cats.
Shola Ameobi is the top scoring player in the Tyne-Wear derby in the Premier League era (7 goals) - Kevin Phillips and Kevin Nolan are next on four each.
There have been five red cards in the last five league meetings between Newcastle and Sunderland; with four of these being given to the Black Cats.
The away side has netted exactly once in eight of the last nine meetings between Newcastle and Sunderland, including the last seven in a row.


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If you are thinking about adding a dog to your family, the perfect candidate is waiting for you at Northside-Wesleyan Animal Hospital in Macon.
A few weeks ago, a Good Samaritan found a dog behind a grocery store. The dog had on an orange collar, still attached to a black leash.
Because the person who found the dog could not keep him, he has been in boarding at the animal hospital ever since. He is a staff favorite, a sweet, gentle soul they love so much they paid for his boarding and vaccinations.
But a kennel is no place for a dog to live permanently, and sadly, the decision was made that the dog must leave Friday unless an adopter or foster parent steps up to save him. Otherwise, he will go to the extremely high kill county animal control facility, where he is unlikely to live long enough to see Christmas.
Hoping to stave off a tragic ending for this pup, one staff member pledged six months' worth of Trifexis, a heartworm/flea/parasite preventive, and several local residents who want to help have pledged to pay for the dog to be neutered and to provide at least three large bags of food for him. More support for the person or family that saves this dog is available beyond the initial pledges. He is heartworm negative.
Contact the hospital if you are interested in taking this dog home and make arrangements to meet him. If you and the dog want to be together, let the staff know you want to adopt him.
The dog is not aggressive, shows a loving, friendly spirit and will undoubtedly make a wonderful companion. Call Northside-Wesleyan Animal Hospital at (478) 477-6828 to make arrangements to meet the dog.
If you would prefer to foster for an area rescue, get in touch with the group of your choice or contact Tiffany at the animal hospital so she can let area rescue groups know. All of the local rescues are full to bursting right now, so without a confirmed foster home, it's unlikely any of them can rescue this dog.
Northside-Wesleyan Animal Hospital is at 335 Charter Blvd., just off Vineville Avenue in Macon (see map). The hospital is open from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.


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I am using Oracle 11g. I have these two tables:
Table acct:
acctnbr || Name || Mailing address
000001 || Slater ||
000002 || Baker || Alt
000003 || Parke ||
Table addruse:
acctnbr || Address || Type
000001 || 1 aby rd || Pri
000001 || 2 ctr strt || Res
000002 || 3 fbry rd || Alt
000003 || 4 jnry rd || Res
I am listing all the mailing addresses. So the query I need should compare the "mailing address" column from the acct table with the "type" column in the addruse table and list all those addresses. If the mailing address field is null, that means its using a primary address so it should grab the primary address from the addruse table but if there is no primary address then it should grab whatever there is in the addruse table. This is what I have so far:
select distinct a.acctnbr, a.Name,
DECODE(a.mailingaddress ,NULL,'PRI',a.mailingaddress) MAILCD,
from acct a, addruse b
where a.acctnbr = b.acctnbr
and DECODE(a.mailingaddress,NULL,'PRI',a.mailingaddress) = b.type (+)
I dont know how to change this so that it should first check for a primary address and if there is no primary address, it should grab whatever there is like for acctnbr = 000003.


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GM bailout cost taxpayers billions
Obama and the Democrats are claiming that "Bin Laden is dead, but GM is alive."
But at what cost? Billions of taxpayer dollars were funneled to unions and Obama's allies, at the expense of everyone else. That wasn't monopoly money, that was real money. Your money. Money that you could have used to pay the mortgage or fix the roof. Money that business owners could have used to pay employee health insurance or hire new employees. Instead, it went to save already bloated UAW jobs.
And if taxpayers were to sell our interest in the company now, we'd lose BIG.
Just a reminder of that cost.


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Anti-gun billionaire Michael Bloomberg's Mayors Against Illegal Guns contributed $30,000 last month to Initiative 594, the 17-page gun control measure that today is being touted by the Daily Olympian in an editorial that criticizes competing Initiative 591 for its potential to become "a highly charged emotional campaign funded by the NRA and other outside interests…"
Examiner learned of the MAIG contribution yesterday with the latest update on I-594 contributions from the Public Disclosure Commission (PDC). Bloomberg's group, based in New York, falls under the definition of "outside interests."
The disclosure underscores a question this column asked on Dec. 31 as Bloomberg left office. That column continues to draw reader attention.
Editorial references to the National Rifle Association amount to a bogeyman strategy because the NRA has so far not been involved with I-591, nor given a penny to its campaign. Those NRA references underscore the newspaper's feigned dread that the battle between Washington's dueling initiatives "has the potential to turn nasty." Evidently, it already has.
While the editorial describes I-594 as being "backed by the Washington Alliance for Gun Responsibility, a coalition of citizens and organizations," it says nothing about I-591 being almost entirely a grassroots enterprise supported by Protect Our Gun Rights. That coalition includes largely blue collar gun owners, hunters, collectors, competitors and law enforcement professionals. Organizations backing the measure include the Bellevue-based Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, the Washington State Rifle & Pistol Association, Hunters Heritage Council, Washington Arms Collectors and the Washington State Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors Association. At last check, all of those organizations represented tens of thousands of citizens.
As is widely known, except perhaps by the Daily O's editorial board, the NRA was rather busy elsewhere around the country last year while signatures were being gathered in Washington state. NRA financially supported gun rights political efforts in Colorado and other states. If the NRA does enter the initiative fray, Northwest gun control extremists may ultimately be reminded that they should be careful what they ask for, or imagine. The last time NRA weighed in on a gun control initiative effort here was in 1997 with I-676, the massive gun control scheme disguised as a "safe storage" measure. When the votes were counted, I-676 was crushed.
The editorial also asserts that a provision in I-591 preventing government gun confiscation without due process is "an NRA-fueled red herring scare tactic." Not so for anyone who remembers the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, where more than 1,100 firearms were seized without warrants or probable cause, or anything remotely resembling due process. The outrage spawned a book. It took a federal lawsuit by the NRA and Bellevue's Second Amendment Foundation to stop those confiscations.
Washington doesn't have hurricanes, but it does occasionally have earthquakes, and predictions of "the big one" have been floating around for decades, so a major temblor is probably overdue. In such a catastrophe, there might be no emergency services for some period, and survivors would literally be on their own. That is the kind of environment where a governor or a mayor – say someone with an anti-gun voting record in Congress or the state legislature – might want to disarm people at the very time they need firearms to protect themselves from looters and other criminals.
The Daily Olympian's double-mention of the NRA in a campaign with which it is so far not involved is a "red herring scare tactic" of its own; an attempt to characterize I-591 as something other than a bonafide grassroots campaign against the well-financed WAGR, which – beyond the big bucks from Bloomberg's MAIG group – is largely financed by wealthy Seattle-area elitists.
According to PDC reports, I-594 has raised a total of $1,435,263.73 and spent $1,338,440.47. On the other hand, I-591 backers have raised $705,827.59 and spent $697,446.83, or roughly half of the money reported by the gun control effort, yet they gathered as many, if not more petition signatures. A look at the PDC reports show the vast majority of I-594 money is coming from Seattle-area contributors. Contributions to I-591 have come from all over the state, and one $35 donation came from Lake Havasu City, Ariz.
Olympia's newspaper is not alone this week in possible misrepresentations. Two days ago, Bloomberg News' Francis Wilkinson wrote, "Gun-rights activists won the sanction of the U.S. Supreme Court in 2008, when an individual right to possess firearms was established for the first time…" Gun rights advocates would argue that the individual right was established for the first time when the constitution, with its Bill of Rights, was ratified more than 200 years ago. The high court in 2008 merely had to remind government and gun prohibitionists that the Second Amendment protects and affirms that individual right after decades of erosion.


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An extensive article over at Deadline this morning talks about the future of Sony's "Amazing Spider-Man" franchise and how the studio is planning a major revamp of the property.
The biggest news is that the studio is pursing a female superhero movie based on the rights of one of the Marvel comics characters they own. That film is being eyed for a potential 2017 release date and is using a script to be penned by Lisa Joy Nolan ("Burn Notice," "Westworld"). Possibilities include the likes of Silver Sable, Black Cat, Stunner, Firestarter and Spider-Woman.
Drew Goddard's "Sinister Six" is still very much in play with a November 11th 2016 release still being targeted. The site also claims the Venom spin-off movie is still in play with "Venom Carnage" reportedly the current title. Alex Kurtzman and Ed Solomon are presently still scripting the project.


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Class AA section play is already underway. Here's who's left standing in the eight sections.
In Section 1, the unbeaten Chatfield Gophers are the top seed in the East Subsection with the second seeded Plainview-Elgin-Millville Bulldogs on their heels. There are three outstanding teams remaining ins the West Subsection. The top seeded Kenyon-Wanamingo Knights, the second seeded Hayfield Vikings and the third seeded Dover-Eyota Eagles. Fifth seeded Pine Island hopes to play giant killer against the Knights.
You'll need only five letters to describe Section 2 and they are NRHEG. New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva is the defending state champion and is led by Golden Gopher signee Carlie Wagner. They have been the state's top AA team since the start of the season will be tough to beat. Look out for the Norwood-Young America Raiders and the Jordan Jaguars on the other side of the bracket.
Tracy-Milroy-Balaton and Fairmont are the two top seeds in Section 3. The Montevideo Thunder Hawks are on a roll with six straight wins. The Martin County West Mavericks got off to a hot start before closing out the regular season 4-3.
In Section 4, it's a wide open race for a trip to Target Center as three Tri-Metro Conference schools occupy the top three seeds. The top seeded St. Croix Lutheran Crusaders, the second seeded Concordia Academy-Roseville Beacons and the third seeded Minnehaha Academy Redhawks. The Crusaders are on fire with 15 straight wins. If they stay hot, they can pick up the section championship trophy.
The Annandale Cardinals and Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted lakers are the top seeds in Section 5. but look out for the Braham Bombers. Moving from section 7 to five, the Bombers are in the beginning of the post Rebekah Dahlman era and have a great shot to return to state. They won 12 of their last 15 games and could keep the road to state from going through Wright County.
There's plenty of talent in Section 6 and it could be the toughest of the Class AA sections with the Staples Motley Cardinals and the New London-Spicer Wildcats the top seeds. Look out for the Osakis Silverstreaks, the Sauk Centre Mainstreeters and the Holdingford Huskers. This section looks good folks. Who will board the buses to Minneapolis?
Up north in Section 7, the Esko Eskomos and the International Falls Broncos are the top seeds. it's been 24 years since the Broncos have been to state and it could be ahot time in "The Nation's Icebox" if they emerge with a section title.
In Section 8, the Pequot Lakes Patriots and the Hawley Nuggets occupy the top seeds. The Nuggets have struck gold going into section play with a 12 game winning e. Look out for the Breckenridge Cowboys and the Pelican Rapids Vikings.
Next up is Class A


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Although the winters are cold in Ukraine and spells of extremely cold weather occur when easterly winds blow from Siberia, the winter is shorter than in the neighbouring areas of northern and central European Russia, and the spring thaw comes earlier.
The table for Kiev shows weather typical of north-central Ukraine. Towards the south, the climate becomes warmer. The south coast of the Crimean peninsula has mild winters, and it is a popular summer holiday resort. Although the summer climate here is sunny, with ten or more hours of sunshine a day, rain falls all the year round.
The table for Simferopol is representative of weather on the south coast of the Crimean peninsula.
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May 30, 2013
TUCSON, Ariz. -
Four Arizona women's tennis players were named to the Pac-12 All-Academic team, Commissioner Larry Scott announced Thursday.
Juniors Lacey Smyth (Oceanside, Calif.), Susan Mc Rann (Dublin, Ireland) and Kim Stubbe (Mol, Belgium) were selected to the second team, while sophomore Laura Oldham (Sheffield, England) was given honorable mention honors.
To be eligible for selection to the academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 overall grade-point and be a significant contributor.
For Stubbe, Mc Rann and Stubbe, it was their second-consecutive honor.
Arizona women's tennis has landed a player on the list every year since 1995.
For complete results and continued coverage of Arizona women's tennis, please visit www.ArizonaWildcats.com, or follow @ArizonaWTennis on Twitter.