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Powerhouse of Scientists Refute Evolution, Part Two by Brian Thomas, M.S. * In 2011, 29 leading design scientists held a Biological Information symposium in which they compared the standard Darwinian explanation of origins to amazing new discoveries about biological languages. The second major theme among the group’s presentations dealt with “Difficulties in Creating Biological Information.” In essence, they tried to re-engineer aspects of creating information. What did they uncover? Geneticist John Sanford, lead organizer of the Biological Information symposium, helpfully summarized the technical proceedings in a document titled, Biological Information: New Perspectives. A Synopsis and Limited Commentary.1 The document summarized...

Powerhouse of Scientists Refute Evolution, Part One by Brian Thomas, M.S. * In 2011, the “Biological Information: New Perspectives” conference was held in which 29 leading design scientists technically assessed critical aspects of Neo-Darwinian theory. This evolutionary theory holds that new biological information arises when mutations allow nature to select between organisms, and when it first appeared many scientists thought it was a brilliant idea. However, according to those participating in the 2011 conference, the theory has proven to be inadequate and now needs replacement. The participants’ major findings, published technically in 2013, were summarized and grouped into three major...

It’s rare to see a strong conservative get a place on the Sunday Morning show panels but ABC’s This Week had Louie Gohmert on the Powerhouse Roundtable and in my opinion he held his own quite well, even against George Will, who thinks Republicans shouldn’t try and defund Obamacare.

SAN FELIX, Venezuela (Reuters) – Despite having some of the world's largest energy reserves, Venezuela is increasingly struggling to maintain basic electrical service, a growing challenge for leftist President Hugo Chavez. The OPEC nation has suffered three nationwide blackouts this year, and chronic power shortages have sparked protests from the western Andean highlands to San Felix, a city of mostly poor industrial workers in the sweltering south. Shoddy electrical service is now one of Venezuelans' top concerns, according to a recent poll, and may be a factor in elections next month for governors and mayors in which Chavez allies are...

Free Republic further underscores it's relevancy as a powerhouse political center of gravity with server crashing traffic tonight. The press, pundits, lurkers and Freeps buried the robust Free Republic data center with page requests resulting in server error results and long page request waits. ..YEAH BABY

Luck of the Irish pays off big time Last Updated: 12:36am GMT 22/01/2007 The Big Issue seller standing outside a newsagent in a seaside celebrity hideaway was singularly unimpressed by Europe's most spectacular economic success story. His reaction to the news that the Irish were now officially among the world's richest people was unprintable. As a purveyor of the homeless magazine in affluent Dalkey, the Dublin suburb where Bono, Enya and the film-maker Neil Jordan live, he was only too aware that the Celtic Tiger has yet to bestow its largesse on him. Others have been much luckier, as the...

North Korea eyes computer software, military hardware First posted 08:36am (Mla time) April 16, 2006 By Agence France-Presse SEOUL – North Korea unveiled a new economic blueprint this week that sets the impoverished Stalinist state the target of becoming a high-technology powerhouse within two decades. Military spending remains the biggest budget item and a top priority for North Korea, one of the world's poorest countries that fields the fifth biggest army. Next comes agriculture and the goal of feeding its people, a target that North Korea has missed every year for more than a decade, during which it has relied...

<p>BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - Chances are, Democratic Party consultants won't take credit for the hardest-hitting anti-Bush ad to air on network TV this month. That honor will likely go MoveOn.org, an online group that has become too potent for establishment politicians to ignore.</p>