The four Emory University biology faculty who played the role of Darwinian thought police had the opportunity to hear Dr. Ben Carson talk Monday about the kind of tolerance we should all strive to exhibit: I know there was some controversy about my
GM CEO stops short of voting himself valedictorian, after lull, a flurry of product launches predicted, Ford Escape sets pace.
When it comes to video games, Jean and I have a pretty simple and straightforward rule: No guns, no blood, no bad language and, obviously, nothing that’s sexually suggestive. So I know what some of you are probably thinking:
Reading can change our lives—quite literally, according to a new study. Researchers say that literary characters can have a sizable impact on how we think and act. Now, that doesn’t mean that Harry Potter readers are going to start shopping for cauldrons or fans of the book The Hunger Games will stalk neighborhood pets. [...]
GM gains a major-league investor, ‘unfriends’ Facebook ads; Redesigned Altima starts production; Honda’s latest balancing act.
PRTG network monitor v12.2 features interactive geo-maps that provide users with status information for devices or groups from PRTG in map format. Suitable for globally distributed networks, conditions of sites are color coded and are viewable on single geographical map. Sensors monitor VMware host’s health status, SharePoint processes, IIS web services, VPN-connections and traffic on [...]
For every ton of carbon captured by newly planted trees, a coffee-growing community in the Peruvian Andes receives a carbon credit that can later be sold on the global market to benefit local residents.
Design theorist William Dembski and BioLogos President Darrel Falk participated in an online forum (see the four essays linked here ) that addressed the question: “Is Darwinism Theologically Neutral?” Dembski answers “no.” Falk agrees with
The late Norman Vincent Peale, senior pastor of New York City’s Marble Collegiate Church for over 50 years, grew up in Ohio, a preacher’s kid. His father, Clifford Peale, was a tremendously compassionate man. If there was a need within his
Ford tries plain-label advertising, former chief Harold ‘Red’ Poling dead at 86, and a losing quarter for battery-maker A123.

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