October 2005 – The Austringer

Remembering My Brother

My brother, Daniel Neal Elsberry, would have been 39 years old today. Instead, he was murdered at age 30. There’s

An installation of the “Explore Evolution” exhibit will open on Nov. 1 in the Museum of Natural History at the

While I was in Salt Lake City, Utah last week for the Geological Society of America’s annual conference, I took

Diane and I took Rusty hunting today, along with Farli and Ritka. We went to an industrial park, which makes

Over on the Discovery Institute blog, Casey Luskin defends Michael Behe’s performance in court: Behe is a biochemist, and thus

Cheri Pierson Yecke, Florida’s new K-12 Chancellor of Education, and I were quoted in a recent Palm Beach Post article

Check out the press release and Quicktime web movie of this Guinness commercial featuring evolutionary deep time as a selling

I’m back home from a five-day seminar for the Oklahoma Scholars Leadership Enhancement Program (OSLEP). There were nine student participants,

Take a look at this article and see if you find it disturbing. It essentially says that the EU and

Scientific American magazine bestowed one of its 25 Science and Technology Web Awards for 2005 on the Panda’s Thumb weblog.

The Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District (KvD) trial is about to head into its second week. The plaintiffs’ case