📺 footprints step on evolution - this is Genesis Week with Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2011-08-12}

In this episode of Genesis Week: Archeaopteryx bird ancestry is for the birds, Kachine bridge dinosaur petroglyph vindicated, Laetoli tracks are....human! (Gee, isn't that what we said?)

References and links:
J.D. Mitchell's analysis of Archaeopteryx:

My article on dino-to-bird evolution:

PLoS One article:

whoa! Archaeopteryx now a dinosaur???

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Kachina Bridge Petroglyph debate:

Senter & Cole article:

Vance Nelson's response,
5 meg version:

10 meg version:

BBC Forums:

Vance's website for his book:

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Laetoli tracks rexamined:

📺 Big, fat, white Neanderthal - this is Genesis Week for July 28, 2011 with Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2011-07-27}

In this episode: Non-african Neanderthal, fig wasps have evolved into fig wasps, fishapods swim....er....walk....er.....swalk again!
Mailbag, responding to critics of the rants, and "You're fat!"
Weekly episode every Thursday, Lord willing and internet connection availability!

📺 Noah's flood - this is Genesis Week, episode 17 season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo ^{📤 5 years ago 2012-12-24}

In this episode: Was Noah's flood a worldwide flood? or was it a local flood? Why does it matter? Is there evidence of a worldwide flood?

Random References:
Cheung, S. P., R. Strom, J. H. Whitmore and P. G. Garner. 2009. Occurrence of dolomite beds, clasts, ooids and unidentified microfossils in the Coconino Sandstone. Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, session 35-4; Whitmore, J. H. and R. Strom. 2009. Petrographic analysis of the Coconino Sandstone, northern and central Arizona. Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, session 35-24. Reprints available from the authors.

Barrick, W.D. and Sigler R., Hebrew and
geologic analyses of the chronology and
parallelism of the Flood: implications for
interpretation of the geologic record; in:
Ivey Jr, R.L. (Ed.), Proceedings of the Fifth
International conference on Creationism,
Technical Symposium Sessions, Creation
Science Fellowship, Pittsburgh, PA, pp.
397--408, 2003.

The Joggins Polystrate Fossils, chapter 13 from "Rock Solid Answers"

References for CrEvo Rant #17: What happened to the dinosaurs?

Chicxulub impact predates the K/T boundary mass extinction:
Gerta Keller, et al., PNAS, Vol 101(11)

And

Iridium in Volcanic Dust:
Iridium enrichment in volcanic dust from blue ice fields, Antarctica, and possible relevance to the K/T boundary event,
Christian Koeberl, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 92 (1989) 317-322

Iridium Enrichment in Airborne Particles from Kilauea Volcano: January 1983
WILLIAM H. ZOLLER, et al., Science 9 December 1983: Vol. 222 no. 4628 pp. 1118-1121 DOI: 10.1126/science.222.4628.1118

Hadrosaur survived K/T extinction by 700,000 years:
Direct U-Pb dating of Cretaceous and Paleocene dinosaur bones, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
J. E. Fassett, L. M. Heaman, A. Simonetti. Geology, 2011; 39 (2): 159 DOI: 10.1130/G31466.1

Iridium above the K/T boundary:
Iridium anomaly approximately synchronous with terminal eocene extinctions., Alvarez W, Asaro F, Michel HV, Alvarez LW., Science, Science. 1982 May 21;216(4548):886-8.

Iridium below the K/T boundary:
Terminal Ordovician extinction: Geochemical analysis of the Ordovician/Silurian boundary, Anticosti Island, Quebec, Orth, C. J.; Gilmore, J. S.; Quintana, L. R.; Sheehan, P. M., Geology (1986), 14(5), 433-6 CODEN: GLGYBA; ISSN: 0091-7613

Iridium abundances across the Ordovician-Silurian stratotype, Wilde, Pat; Berry, William B. N.; Quinby-Hunt, Mary S.; Orth, Charles J.; Quintana, Leonard R.; Gilmore, James S., Science (Washington, DC, United States) (1986), 233(4761), 339-41 CODEN: SCIEAS; ISSN: 0036-8075

Iridium anomaly in the Upper Devonian of the Canning Basin, Western Australia, Playford, Phillip E.; McLaren, Digby J.; Orth, Charles J.; Gilmore, James S.; Goodfellow, Wayne D., Science (Washington, DC, United States) (1984), 226(4673), 437-9 CODEN: SCIEAS; ISSN: 0036-8075

Iridium abundance patterns across bio-event horizons in the fossil record. Orth, C.J., Attrep Jr., M. and Quintana, L.R., In: Global Catastrophes in Earth History: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Impacts, Volcanism, and Mass Mortality, V.L. Sharpton and P.D. Ward (eds), Special Paper 247, Geological Society of America, Boulder, Colorado, pp. 45--59, 1990

Shocked quartz from volcanoes:
Officer, C., Victims of volcanoes, New Scientist 137(1861): 34--38, 1993.
Officer, C. and Page, J., The Great Dinosaur Extinction Controversy, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., New York, 1996

📺 I'm hooked on a feeling - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 5

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2012-01-26}

In this episode: Belief in evolution is nothing more than a gut feeling, the NCSE heats things up by taking on global warming in the schools, and we dive into the mailbag.

This is Episode 5 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:
Belief in evolution a "gut feeling":

Original Minsu Ha article:

NCSE and global warming:

One of many examples of methane beds in continental shelves:

Sunspot activity and global temperatures:
global warming site:

📺 Human and Dino footprints at Tuba City, Arizona

8SCCS8 ^{📤 4 years ago 2013-09-23}

Human and Dino footprints found near each other at Tuba City, Arizona.

📺 Persuaded by the Evidence, Part I, Volume I

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2011-09-30}

Part I of Volume I in this series, Creation speaker Ian Juby interviews six scientists who abandoned the evolutionary dogma in favour of the young earth, Biblical creation model, because of their own research. Their backgrounds are wide and varied, their stories take many twists and turns.
In this episode: Doug Sharp and David Bradbury.

📺 Creation v. Evolution: How Carbon Dating Works

Seeker ^{📤 4 years ago 2014-02-11}

Recently Bill Nye and Ken Ham had a debate regarding the validity of evolution and creationism. This debate mixed with the recent discovery of the earliest known human footprints outside Africa is leading a big question to arise: How does carbon dating work? Well, Trace did some digging and is here to tell you all about carbon dating and other ways we can know the age of an object or fossil.

Read More:
Earliest Human Footprints Outside Africa Found in Britain

"Footprints left by ancient humans 800,000 years ago have been found in Britain, the earliest evidence of such markings outside Africa, scientists said Friday."

Hominin Footprints From Early Pleistocene Deposits At Happisburgh, UK

"Investigations at Happisburgh, UK, have revealed the oldest known hominin footprint surface outside Africa at between ca. 1 million and 0.78 million years ago."

How Carbon-14 Works

"You probably have seen or read news stories about fascinating ancient artifacts. At an archaeological dig, a piece of wooden tool is unearthed and the archaeologist finds it to be 5,000 years old."

How Do Scientists Determine The Age Of Dinosaur Bones?

"The most widely known form of radiometric dating is carbon-14 dating."

Radiocarbon Dating

"Radiocarbon dating had its origin in a study of the possible effects that cosmic rays might have on the earth and the earth's atmosphere."

Core Sample Sends Carbon Clock Farther Back In Time

"Sediment from Japanese lake provides more accurate timeline for dating objects as far back as 50,000 years."

Deep Sea Corals May Be Oldest Living Marine Organism

"Deep-sea corals from about 400 meters off the coast of the Hawaiian Islands are much older than once believed and some may be the oldest living marine organisms known to man."

Climate Close-up: Coral Reefs

"The warm, shallow ocean waters of the tropics have talkative "forests" of their own"

Paleoclimatology: The Ice Core Record

"Richard Alley might have envied paleoceanographer Jerry McManus' warm, ship-board lab."

Watch More:
Why There Won't Be Jurassic Park

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📺 The Delk Track: Evidence of dinosaur and human coexistence with Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 9 years ago 2008-08-13}

A number of criticisms have been leveled here on youtube. Read my response here:

For more information on the Delk track:

We analyze the "Delk slab," a Paluxy river rock containing a fossil human footprint upon which a dinosaur stepped. We explain the use of CT scanners in analyzing the rock and examine and interpret the CT scanner X-rays of the Delk slab. This was a practical approach, as the CT scan produced over 800 X-rays, making it a serious challenge to displaying the X-rays. And so video was the most practical application of displaying the X-ray images and their interpretation. The X-rays authenticate both tracks, making this slab of rock excellent evidence that dinosaurs and humans lived together.

📺 Creationism debate on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360"

audotorg ^{📤 10 years ago 2007-08-16}

Rob Boston of Americans United debates the Family Research Council's Sharmane Yost over teaching creationism in public school science courses on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360."

📺 The Population Problem, CrEvo Rant #71

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2011-11-16}

In this rant, Ian celebrates the planetary population achieving the landmark 7 billion mark with a rant showing how the incredibly small population is good evidence for a young earth.

📺 Unicorns?? Genesis Week episode 15 season 5 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 2 years ago 2016-05-05}

Random References:

The Quaternary Mammals from Kozhamzhar Locality (Pavlodar Region, Kazakhstan)
Andrei Valerievich Shpansky et al. American Journal of Applied Sciences 2016, 13 (2): 189.199
DOI: 10.3844/ajassp.2016.189.199

Modern definition of "Unicorn"

Strong's concordance definition of Unicorn:

Webster's first dictionary 1828

Webster's 1828 definition of rhinoceros:
1828.mshaffer.com/d/search/word,rhinoceros

Colonization of the Scottish islands via long-distance Neolithic transport of red deer (Cervus elaphus)
Stanton et. al., 6 April 2016, Proceedings of the Royal Society B
DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2016.0095

New World Monkey Origins
Richard F. Kay
Science, 6 March, 2015
DOI: 10.1126/science.aaa9217

Alan Montgomery, creation science speaker and mathematician extraordinaire:
alan.montgo.is@gmail.com
CORE Ottawa Creation Science Fellowship:

Creation Research Society Studies on Precambrian Pollen, Part III: A Pollen Analysis of Hakatai Shale and other Grand Canyon Rocks.’
Howe, G.F., Williams, E.L., Matzko, G.T. and Lammerts, W.E., 1988, Creation Research Society Quarterly, 24: 173-182.

Fossil Record Busted:

Geologic Column Busted:

📺 Walk like an ape? This is Genesis Week, Episode 34, season 2, with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo ^{📤 5 years ago 2013-05-03}

See my earlier newsletter on sediba:

The ever growing mountain of papers on sediba:

A Human Smile and Funny Walk for Australopithecus sediba
Ann Gibbons, Science, April 12, 2013 DOI: 10.1126/science.340.6129.132

Mitchell, et. al., respond to 2011 sediba reports:

Mitchell, et. al., respond to last week's sediba reports:

David Coppedge's analysis:

Complete Creation, part 21, with skul 1470:
youtube.com/watch?v=DXpRby8y6Go

Mystery of Noah's Flood Documentary:

Dr. John Morris "Paluxy River: The Tale of the Trails"

The RATE project, both books now available on line:

Dr. Robert Gentry's exhaustive Radiohalos research:

📺 Carboniferous peoples - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 7

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2012-02-10}

In this episode: We investigate the fossil human footprints of Berea, Kentucky, we analyse the implications of the extraction of DNA from Neanderthal's cousin, and we dive into the mailbag.

This is Episode 7 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:
Denisovan DNA:

The dataset is here:

and here:

Dr. Daniel Criswell, Spring 2009 issue of Creation Research Society Quarterly article "Neandertal DNA and Modern Humans."
Dr. Theodore Siek article in Creation Matters:

Ticker tape references:
"If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, quacks like a duck, and has feathers like a duck, then it probably is a DINOSAUR."

Mouse to Elephant? Just add time:

Darwin's Sacred Imposter: Answering Questions about the Fallacy of Natural Selection

Gaps in the geologic column:

The Genetic Decline of Humanity:

Stop us if you've heard this one before: "The perfect planet to support life is found"

Geologists 750% wrong in death valley:

📺 Dating methods: CrEvo Rant #100 with Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2011-07-10}

In this rant, Ian addresses a reader request for a rant on dating methods. Ian shows the bankruptcy of the methods and how they fail every test ever presented to them.

People asked for references, so here's some references:

Debate with Dr. Koerner, 2009 on sagadiiradio.com:

(July 31st thru Aug 14th)

Austin, Uinkaret lavas:
Impact article:

Creationwiki also has more details here:
(Talk.Origins)

Mt. St. Helens lava dome:

Dating of skull 1470, described in detail in Lubenow's book "Bones of contention", and covered in part 21 of "Complete Creation":

dating of the "Mars rock":

Dating calibration:
Ummm....what else would they calibrate the dating methods with?
This "calibration" is going on even today! See above - Skull 1470, Mars Rock, and other examples too numerous to mention - entire books have been written on the subject for crying out loud! Like Woodmorappe's "The mythology of modern dating methods" Half the point of the rant is showing the "calibration" of the dating methods (read: rejecting dates that don't line up with assumed evolutionary ages - that's calibration!)

8 million year old T-rex: "Mining for mammoths in the badlands", New York
Times, December 3, 1905

30 million year old T-rex (and others): "30,000,000 years ago," New York
Times, March 11, 1927

Dinosaurs stated 150 million years ago: "When Life Began," Russell Owen,
New York Times, February 9, 1941

📺 Dinosaurs in the Amazon? Special Report from Genesis Week with Wazooloo, season 1

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2012-05-19}

In this episode: We interview Vance Nelson who just returned from an expedition to the Amazon rainforest with Harry Nibourg, investigating what appears to be an Indian pictograph of a sauropod!

The expedition report:
Vance's youtube channel:

📺 The Big Bang Theory - Evolution versus Creationism (funny)

kubush ^{📤 8 years ago 2010-06-10}

Sheldon moves down to Texas and plans on teaching evolution to creationists.

So many comments regarding evolution being a theory and not a fact, I thought I'd throw this in regarding the topic:

"Evolution is a theory. It is also a fact. And facts and theories are different things, not rungs in a hierarchy of increasing certainty. Facts are the world's data. Theories are structures of ideas that explain and interpret facts. Facts do not go away when scientists debate rival theories to explain them. Einstein's theory of gravitation replaced Newton's, but apples did not suspend themselves in mid-air, pending the outcome. And humans evolved from ape-like ancestors whether they did so by Darwin's proposed mechanism or by some other yet to be discovered."
-Stephen Jay Gould, Evolutionary Biologist

"That evolution is a theory in the proper scientific sense means that there is both a fact of evolution to be explained and a well-supported mechanistic framework to account for it."
-Richard Lenski, Biologist

"One thing all real scientists agree upon is the fact of evolution itself. It is a fact that we are cousins of gorillas, kangaroos, starfish, and bacteria. Evolution is as much a fact as the heat of the sun."
-Richard Dawkins, Biologist

"Today, nearly all biologists acknowledge that evolution is a fact. The term theory is no longer appropriate except when referring to the various models that attempt to explain how life evolves... it is important to understand that the current questions about how life evolves in no way implies any disagreement over the fact of evolution."
-Neil Campbell, Biologist

"The basic theory of evolution has been confirmed so completely that most modern biologists consider evolution simply a fact. How else except by the word evolution can we designate the sequence of faunas and floras in precisely dated geological strata? And evolutionary change is also simply a fact owing to the changes in the content of gene pools from generation to generation."
-Ernst Mayr, Biologist

In my own words: A "theory" is a model that explains how something works. Example: Einstein's General Theory, which includes a theory of gravity, explains how the fact of gravity occurs. Similarly, the "Theory of Evolution" explains how the fact of evolution occurs. Theories use facts, but don't become facts themselves. Facts and theories are completely different things and are not on some sort of hierarchical scale.

📺 A Fishy Story - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 8

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2012-02-17}

In this episode: We use a collage of news items from the week to show just how convoluted the evolution story has become, and we deal with the alleged evolution of the fishapods. We also dive into the mailbag.

This is Episode 8 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:

References:
First life started on land?:
760 myo sponge:
The venerable horseshoe crab:
Sea creatures evolved 31 times:

Ticker tape:

An analysis of peer review:

Even the cell's dumpster is an intricate machine:

How the zebra got its just-so story:

problems with peer review:

Interesting website on Darwinian predictions:

Casey luskin on talk.organs FAQ - full of claims, but short on real evidence.

📺 Layers of Time - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 10

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2012-03-01}

In this episode: Fossil forest in China and polystrate fossils. We respond to the bizarre claim that Pasteur disproved creation

This is Episode 10 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:

References:
Fossil forest in China:

Joggins Fossil Center:

Museum of Nova Scotia:
and

Talk.organs' claim that Pasteur disproved creationism?!?!????

Pasteur's own words:

Tiptoe through the Tapeats:

OtterTunes:

Ticker tape:

What about polystrate fossils?:

New Research Undermines Key Argument for Human Evolution:

What part of "Nothing" don't you Understand Dr. Krauss?

Why Darwin day passed without fanfare:

Dawkins' "Best Evidence" refuted by Hugenex2000:

Think about it thursday for homeschoolers: Just what killed the dinosaurs?

📺 290 Million Year Old Human Footprints Discovered?

Paranormal Junkie ^{📤 3 years ago 2015-03-20}

290 million year old human footprint fossils found?

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Do you like forbidden, hidden archaeology, conspiracy's and unsolved mysteries? Well so do I, come with us as we question how old early man really is and how wrong our theory of human evolution might be. Get ready to enjoy a great mind blowing modern day mystery!

📺 Natural Selection: CrEvo Rant #110 Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2011-09-10}

In this rant, Ian shows how natural selection *cannot* be the guiding force behind evolution, as claimed by many. Natural selection is not as effective as hoped, and even if it was, it actually inverts the evolutionary tree with "primitive" lifeforms winning the game of evolution, hands down.

📺 #Creatorgate this is Genesis Week episode 13 season 5 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 2 years ago 2016-03-11}

Random References:

Biomechanical Characteristics of Hand Coordination in Grasping Activities of Daily Living
Xiong, et. al., PLoS One, 5 Jan 2016
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0146193

Bigotry, noun: stubborn and complete intolerance of any creed, belief, or opinion that differs from one's own.

Prejudice, noun: unreasonable feelings, opinions, or attitudes, especially of a hostile nature, regarding an ethnic, racial, social, or religious group.

Childish, adjective: puerile; weak; silly.

Was Darwin a creationist?
Chris Cosans, Perspect Biol Med. 2005 Summer;48(3):362-71.

Research On The Classic Joggins Petrified Trees
Harold Coffin, Ph.D., Creation Research Society Quarterly, June 1969, Vol 6 no. 1

Consensus Shmensus, CrEvo Rant #51

Peer Review and Creationists, CrEvo Rant #135

Research On The Classic Joggins Petrified Trees
Harold Coffin, Ph.D., Creation Research Society Quarterly, June, 1969 Vol 6 no. 1

Origin By Design
Harold Coffin, Robert H. Brown, R. James Gibson
2005, Review & Herald Publishing

The Joggins Polystrate Fossils
Ian Juby, in Rock Solid Answers: Responses to popular objections to Biblical geology, M.J. Oard and J.K. Reed, eds
Green Forest, Arkansas, Master Books, 2009

📺 Thermodynamics & Information - This is Genesis Week, Episode 4, Season 2, with Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 5 years ago 2012-10-04}

Better bring your intelligently designed brain along for this episode! We respond to many questions about thermodynamics and information. The connection between information driving machines which decrease local entropy means that there was a source of information outside of the material world - information comes from intelligence, and so intelligence precedes EVERYTHING.

Random links:
talk.organs mashes thermodynamics:

Information and entropy -- top -down or
botto m-up development in living systems?
A.C. McIntosh, Int. J. of Design & Nature and Ecodynamics. Vol. 4, No. 4 (2009)
ISSN: 1755-7437 (paper format), ISSN: 1755-7445 (online),
DOI: 10.2495/DNE-V4-N4-351-385

📺 Don't believe in Ancient Aliens? Watch this I Dare You. pt 3

cambell1308 ^{📤 6 years ago 2012-01-16}

Klaus Donna shows some of the absolutely amazing artifacts that he has found across the world
I do not own this information but am distributing it for education purposes.

📺 Answering Atheist Arguments this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 2 years ago 2016-01-15}

In this show, we address common atheist arguments. The responses always come back to creation.

📺 What a blast! This is Genesis Week, Episode 7, Season 2 with Wazooloo/aka Ian Juby

wazooloo ^{📤 5 years ago 2012-10-26}

Now on the Christianima network!

In this episode we examine multiple papers claiming an impact origin of Earth's moon or Saturn's moon. We interview Spike Psarris, producer of the video series "What you aren't being told about astronomy" and of course, we also dive into the mailbag.

Random references:
Zinc Isotopic Evidence for the Origin of the Moon

Cuk & Stewart spinning moon paper:

Canup article on two like-sized planets colliding:

Animation and graphics from Canup:

David Coppedge's take on Zinc, impacts:

The Volatile Content of the Lunar Volcanic Glasses and the Presence of Water in the Moon's Interior

High Pre-Eruptive Water Contents Preserved in Lunar Melt Inclusions
DOI: 10.1126/science.1204626

Q values for moon and earth:
Murray, C.D., and Dermott, S.F., Solar System Dynamics, Cambridge University Press,
1999, p. 166

Tidal bulge animation:

📺 The Flat Earth: CrEvo Rant #271 Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2011-09-21}

In this rant, Ian exposes the scandalous myth of the "flat earth" as being based on creation and the Bible.

📺 Ring Around the Species - this is Genesis Week, Ep 14, Season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo ^{📤 5 years ago 2012-12-13}

In this episode, we check out an astonishing molecular machine, ring species, what killed the dinosaurs, and viewer questions about scale trees and Grand Canyon.

Nicholas Matzke's original paper:

TTSS evolved from flagellar system:
Yockey, H.P. Information Theory and Molecular Biology. Cambridge University Press, 1992. pp. 255, 257.
Yockey, H.P., On the information content of cytochrome C, Journal of Theoretical Biology , 67 (1977), p. 345-376.
Yockey, H. P. "A Calculation of the Probability of Spontaneous Biogenesis by Information Theory", Journal of Theoretical Biology (1978) 67, 377-398.
Yockey, H. P. "Self Organization Origin of Life Scenarios and Information Theory", Journal of Theoretical Biology (1981) 91, 13-31.
Bowie, J. U., & Sauer, R. T. (1989) "Identifying Determinants of Folding and Activity for a Protein of Unknown Structure", Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 86, 2152-2156.
Bowie, J. U., Reidhaar-Olson, J. F., Lim, W. A., & Sauer, R. T. (1990) "Deciphering the Message in Protein Sequences: Tolerance to Amino Acid Substitution", Science 247, 1306-1310.

Turbocharged flagellum:
Architecture of a flagellar apparatus in the fast-swimming magnetotactic bacterium MO-1, Ruan, et. al,

CrEvo Rant #41: Define "evolution"

Ian's Digital Download store:
ianjuby.tradebit.com

CrEvo Rant #17: Dinosaurs and Asteroids:

Dinosaurs were killed by volcanoes:

41 Scientists figure out...? (asteroid extinction theory)

Now the Dinosaurs killed themselves! ....by farting too much... (Dinosaur fart extinction theory)

Good grief -- now they're saying the dinosaurs froze to death! (Freezing extinction theory)

Too much coal for a young earth?

CrEvo Rant #100, "Dating methods"

📺 Complete Creation, 2nd Ed., Part 13 with Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 9 years ago 2008-08-30}

In this episode, Ian continues to expound on evolution's worst enemy: Biology and time. He then begins laying out the ground work for the pre-flood model.

📺 Fishapod flop! This is Genesis Week, episode 16, season 1 with Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 6 years ago 2012-05-30}

In this episode: A fishapod that can't walk, earth's geomagnetic field still can't be explained by naturalistic models, we dive into the mailbag addressing the burning question of "Where have all the human fossils gone?"

this is episode 16 of season 1 (a week late, sawry! I'm on the road)

📺 Shoot for the moon! Genesis Week Episode 36, season 2, with wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo ^{📤 5 years ago 2013-05-17}

In this episode, we examine the glorious history of the problems posed to evolutionary theories by the moon's very existence and its magnetic field. We also dive into evolutionism in the schools and an extended play mailbag dealing with more dinosaur skin.

Complete Transcript here:

Random References:

Persistence and origin of the lunar core dynamo, Suavet et. al,

Hydrogen Isotopes in Lunar Volcanic Glasses and Melt Inclusions Reveal a Carbonaceous Chondrite Heritage

Genesis Week Episode 7 with Spike Psarris:

Genesis Week Episode 14, season 1 "Getting Mooned"

How did water from Earth end up on the moon? Scientist's analysis of lunar rocks find moisture is identical to our own

Genesis Week, Episode 9, season 2, "Answering the Skeptics"

Rhythmites re-anylized by Mazumder and Arima

CrEvo Rant #100: Dating Methods:

Dr. Robert Gentry's exhaustive Radiohalos research:

Excess argon within mineral concentrates from the new dacite lava dome at Mount St Helens volcano
by Steven A. Austin

The Creation of Planetary Magnetic Fields, D. Russell Humphreys, CRSQ Volume 21, Number 3 (December 1984)

How Students Should Deal with Evolution Evangelists

Evolution in medical school: Do we need more of it?

Dinosaur skin from Alberta:

101 Questions about Dinosaurs, Phillip Currie and E.B. Kopplehus, Dover Publications, 1996

📺 Deduction Abduction this is Genesis Week episode 8 of season 5 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo ^{📤 2 years ago 2015-12-11}

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📺 Hero of Evolution - this is Genesis Week, Episode 5, season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo ^{📤 5 years ago 2012-10-12}

In this episode, we go over the claims that bacteria are proof of evolution, both in the lab and in nature. Then we dive into the mailbag.

📺 footprints step on evolution - this is Genesis Week with Wazooloo