📺 Flood of Evidence - This is Genesis Week, Episode 21, Season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-02-01}

In this episode, more evidence to add to the interpretation of a past world wide flood, a viewer question on Noah's Ark, and International "Question Evolution Day."

Random references:
coming soon!

📺 Answering the skeptics - this is Genesis Week, Ep 9, season 2 with Wazooloo/aka Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2012-11-06}

In this episode, we answer the skeptics and atheists on the lunar impact model, the receding moon, and the fascinating lampsilis mussel.

Full transcript here:

Random References:
"Volatile content of lunar volcanic glasses and the presence of water in the Moon's interior." Saal, et al., Nature, July 10, 2008 DOI: 10.1038.nature07047

NPR interview with Hauri:

"Water (hydrogen) in the lunar mantle: Results from petrology and magma ocean modeling" L.T. Elkins-Tanton, T.L. Grove, Earth and Planetary Science Letters 307 (2011) 173-179

"High Pre-Eruptive Water Contents Preserved in Lunar Melt Inclusions" Erik H. Hauri, et al., Science, July 8, 2011 DOI: 10.1126/science.1204626

Tim Thompson's page on Lunar Recession:

Potholer's debunked vid on Lunar Recession & rhythmites:

Eric Hovind's response to Potholer:

Williams first interpreting rhythmites as caused by SOLAR activity:
Williams, G., The solar cycle in Precambrian time, Scientific American 255(2):88--96, 1986; p. 96,
Finney, S., Williams, G. and Sonett, C., Proxy solar cyclicity recorded in grain sizes of varved sediments, Abstracts of the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 19:331--332, 1988; p. 331

Mazumder paper refuting lunar recession interpretation from rhythmites:
Tidal rhythmites and their implications
Rajat Mazumder, Makoto Arima,
Earth-Science Reviews 69 (2005) 79--95

Jokulhlaup producing rhythmites in hours:

An ice-contact rhythmite (turbidite) succession deposited during the November 1996 catastrophic outburst flood (jökulhlaup), Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland
Andrew J. Russella, Óskar Knudsenb
Sedimentary Geology
Volume 127, Issues 1--2, August 1999, Pages 1--10

Natural fish lure:

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources on Lampsilis:

📺 The end is Nye! -This is Genesis Week, Episode 1, Season 2 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2012-09-08}

In this premiere episode on Miracle Channel, Bill Nye rails on creationists, the myth of "Junk DNA" is debunked by the ENCODE project, scientists build a virtual cell and of course, we dive into the mailbag.

Random references:
Big Think:

Big Valley Creation Science Museum:

My report on the Angus-Reid Poll:

Beth Bishop & Charles Anderson study on college juniors & seniors:
"Student Conceptions of Natural Selection and its Role in Evolution.", Journal of Research in Science Teaching, Vol 27, May 1990, pg 415-427

Nature report on the ENCODE project:

Washington Post article:

Karr, et al, building a virtual cell:
(12)00776-3

Dr. Gary Parker's article, mentioning Piltdown man:

📺 A Deluge of Evidence: Noah's Flood and the Historical Roots of Secularism

Northwest Creation Network^{📤 2 years ago 2015-11-09}

Seminar by Dr. Tas Walker
Seattle Creation Conference
Cedar Park Church, Bothell WA
September 25, 2015

Noah’s Flood holds the biblical worldview together, but mainstream geological thinking denies it ever occurred. The growth and influence of these ideas within our culture have stigmatized the Bible as untrue, and opened the door to negative social changes. However, Noah’s Flood was a real event and the geological evidence can be seen everywhere—once we know what to look for. And it covers the globe. Understanding the geological evidence from that perspective transforms the way we look at our world.

About the Speaker:
Dr. Tas Walker has qualifications in engineering and geology, and works full-time researching and speaking for Creation Ministries International (CMI-Australia). Tas has a B.Sc. (Earth Science with honors), B.Eng. (Mechanical with honors), and Ph.D. (Mechanical Engineering). He worked for over twenty years in power station design and operation, and in the geological assessment of coal deposits.

Tas is the geological editor of CMI’s Journal of Creation and a widely traveled speaker. He is CMI's main spokesperson on the contentious area of the Biblical Flood and geology topics. Tas has authored many articles in CMI’s Creation magazine and Journal of Creation. ( )

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📺 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

📺 Soft Serve Dinosaur! this is Genesis Week, episode 26 season 3 with Wazooloo aka Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 4 years ago 2014-03-01}

We interview Mark Armitage about soft tissues in Triceratops remains and dive into our mailbag

📺 Startling Evidence That Noah's Flood Really Happened

Northwest Creation Network^{📤 5 years ago 2013-07-09}

Seminar by Michael Oard M.S.
Seattle Creation Conference, July 2004

Description:
Geological evidence for Noah's Flood will be presented, mainly for the last stage of the Flood as the water retreated off the continents. The Flood has left some startling traces on the surface of the earth in the form of erosional remnants, continental shelves, large-scale planation surfaces, quartzite rocks transported by water hundreds of miles from their nearest source, water gaps, pediments, and submarine canyons. All these geomorphic features are very difficult, if not impossible, to explain by the "slow processes over millions of years" alternative model.

About the Speaker:
Michael J. Oard (Meteorologist) received his Masters of Science degree in Atmospheric Science from the University of Washington. He has recently retired from the (US) National Weather Service where he worked as a meteorologist/weather forecaster, and now dedicates much of his time to creation science research. Since 2001 he has served on the board of directors of the Creation Research Society.

Mike is a prolific author who has published numerous books and papers and in his field in widely recognized journals. He also travels all over the country for regular speaking engagements at creationist conferences and meetings. Mike Oard particularly specializes in topics such as evidence for Noah's flood, the Ice Age, and the mass extinction of the Wooly Mammoths.

This video was recorded during the Seattle Creation Conference, which is organized each year by the Northwest Creation Network.

Purchase this video at the Creation Science Store.

Purchase the 2004 Seattle Creation Conference boxed set.

Northwest Creation Network

Seattle Creation Conference

Learn more about how creation science supports the Bible at the CreationWiki.

📺 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.

📺 Goin' Ape! - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 12

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-03-16}

In this episode: Genetics suggest we might have evolved from the gorilla...or....maybe the orangutan? Or... maybe..... More living fossils, and a mailbag stuffed to overflowing.

This is Episode 12 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:

Gorilla genome:

Comparative and demographic analysis of orang-utan genomes:

Humans and chimpanzees 4% different:

Base pair counts:
chimpanzee, 3.35 billion:
Human: 3.1 billion
Gorilla: 3.04 billion (estimated)

Mapping Human Genetic Ancestry, Ebersberger, et al:

Fossil sea cows:

Salamanders with preserverd stomach contents:

Ticker tape:
Is the battle over?

What is the snail evolution project?:

Hugenex2000 on the Gorilla genome:

Gorilla Genome is bad news for Evolution:

Programming Of Life:

Wikipedia and the Sociology of Darwinian Belief:

Darwinism has "reached the end of its rope":

Salamanders have evolved into salamanders:

Vestigial legs on whales? Not!

Laryngial nerve is not "bad design"

📺 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

📺 Canyons everywhere this is Genesis Week s5 ep11 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 2 years ago 2016-02-06}

Random References:

Ham on Nye, Genesis Week Episode 24, season 3
youtube.com/watch?v=sWLzj_dt1Jg

The Ellsworth Subglacial Highlands: Inception and retreat of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet
Neil Ross, et. al., GSA Bulletin,
19 Sep 2013, v 126 no1-2, p 3015
DOI: 10.1130/B30794.1

An extensive subglacial lake and canyon system
in Princess Elizabeth Land, East Antarctica
Jamiesen, et. al., Geology, 22 Dec 2015
doi:10.1130/G37220.1

Question Evolution Project:
PiltdownSuperman.com

Radiohalos in Coalified Wood: New Evidence Relating to
the Time of Uranium Introduction and Coalification
Gentry, R. V., et. al., 1976. Science 194: 315.

RATE project reports, available for free PDF download!

He diffusion and (U–Th)/He thermochronometry of zircon:
initial results from Fish Canyon Tuff and Gold Butte
Reiners, et. al., Tectonophysics 349 (2002) 297-308 20
doi:10.1016/S0040-1951(02)00058-6

Helium evidence for a young world continues to confound critics

Scientists study rare dinosaur skin fossil at CLS

📺 According to plan! This is Genesis Week, episode 5, season 3 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 4 years ago 2013-10-03}

In this episode, we see a recurring theme in Creation: Everything builds itself according to a plan, which is irreducibly complex!

Full transcript of the video is here:

Random references:

DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1308306110

Unlocking the Mystery of Life
Illustra Media

Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution
Dr. Michael J. Behe, Free Press, 2006

Darwin's Doubt || Spoken Word
Phil Long
youtube.com/watch?v=ywPJmFqrqhM

Human Evolution
Disclosure, Jan 2000,
Science Against Evolution,
scienceagainstevolution.org/v4i4f.htm

Baraminological Analysis Places Homo habilis, Homo rudolfensis, and Australopithecus sediba in the Human Holobaramin
Dr. Todd Charles Wood,
Answers Research Journal, 3 (2010)

📺 The Paluxy fossil human footprints - Genesis Week, special episode #33, season 2 Ian Juby Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-04-25}

In this special edition of Genesis Week, we examine the Paluxy fossil human footprints and interview Dr. Carl Baugh, founder of

Creation Evidence Museum in Glen Rose, Texas, whose life was radically changed when he discovered fossil human footprints among dinosaur tracks in the Paluxy.

Complete transcript available here:

Random References:
Creation Evidence Museum:

And David Lines' YouTube channel which hosts CEM's videos:

"In quest of the African Dinosaur," Dr. Louis Jacobs, page 261

Dr. Don Patton's exhaustive page on his research on the Paluxy tracks:

CT scans of the "Delk Track"

📺 Tiktaalik and Time Travel This is Genesis Week, episode 22 of season 3 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 4 years ago 2014-01-28}

In this episode: Amazing bird brains, Question evolution day, Tiktaalik and Time Travel, fish to foot evolution is dealt another death blow, and Noah's ark round! Plus a hot email from an atheist in the mail bag. This is Genesis Week, episode 22 of season 3!

Random references:

Upwash exploitation and downwash avoidance by flap phasing in ibis formation flight
Portugal, et. al., Nature, 16 Jan 2014 doi:10.1038/nature12939

Question Evolution Day:

Pelvic girdle and fin of Tiktaalik roseae
Shubin, et. al., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 3 Dec 2013
doi: 10.1073/pnas.1322559111

"Tiktaalik fossils reveal how fish evolved into four-legged land animals"

"Tiktaalik Roseae is the first fish which has transitioned to land, as per the research data of Professor Neil Shubin of the University of Chicago. This creature is the most compelling example of the fish transition to a tetra-pod till date,"

"Fin to limb"

"Science Notes: Ancient fish's fins evolved into limbs in shallow water"

Tetrapod trackways from the early Middle Devonian period of Poland
Grzegorz Niedzwiedzki, et. al., Nature, 2010; 463 (7277): 43 DOI: 10.1038/nature08623

"Tiktaalik is Back, This Time With a Hip Twist"
David Coppedge, Creation Evolution Headlines

"Conservation and Divergence of Regulatory Strategies at Hox Loci and the Origin of Tetrapod Digits"
Woltering et. al., PloS Biology, 21 Jan 2014

"Noah's Ark: the facts behind the Flood"
Irving Finkel, The Telegraph, 19 Jan 2014

Ticker Tape:

Biomimetics Stories Showcase Natural Designs

Amazing Animals

Dating Dinosaurs: Why are dinosaur bones carbon dated "billions" of years before humans?

DNA repair systems cooperate:

Junk DNA makes new genes?

📺 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"

📺 Noah's Sons this is Genesis Week, Episode 12, season 3 with Wazooloo, aka Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 4 years ago 2013-11-17}

In this episode, we deal with Noah, the flood, and his family.

Random References:

Official Trailer for "Noah"

Aronofsky's graphic novel trailer:

Brian Godawa's review of the script:

Cast your vote: You wanna see a preview of Mystery of Noah's Flood? or keep it a surprise?

Put your vote on our facebook page: facebook.com/NoahsFloodFilm

Or Tweet us @GenesisWeek

Or Email us Comments@genesisweek.com

After the Flood, Dr. Bill Cooper:

Noah's Ark hidden in the ancient Chinese characters

Kui Shin Voo, Rich Sheeley and Larry Hovee, Creation Technical Journal, 19(2)2005

Genesis According to the Miao People

by Edgar A. Truax, Acts and Facts

The Sixteen Grandsons of Noah

Calibrating the Mitochondrial Clock

Ann Gibbons, DNA Interactive:

Analysis of 6,515 exomes reveals the recent origin of most human protein-coding variants

Fu, et. al., Nature Letters, 493, 10 Jan 2013

doi:10.1038/nature11690

Genetics of Coat Color I: The Melanocortin 1 Receptor (MC1R)

Jean K. Lightner, Answers Research Journal 1(2008):109-116

Genetic variability and human history

C. W. Nelson, Creation Technical Journal, 18(3)2004

📺 Our Young Solar System - This is Genesis Week, Ep 23, season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-02-15}

In this episode, we tour through the Solar System with Nature mag, and note how too many features appear young. We dive into an extended play mailbag as well.

Full transcript here:
ttp://ianjuby.org/newsletter/?p=617

Random references:

Wayne Spencer's 2003 ICC paper on the moon Io:

Dr. Russell Humphrey's planetary magnetic field predictions made in 1984:

Spike Psarris's website and excellent DVD's "What you aren't being told about astronomy":

David Coppedge's excellent "Creation Evolution Headlines":

Maggie McKee's "Caught in the act":

Strong's Concordance on the Blue Letter Bible, definition of "Kind":

📺 Didn't we say this already? Genesis Week, Episode 32, Season 2, with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-04-17}

In this episode: More dinosaur eggs and the flood, more soft dinosaur tissues and more stuff reaffirming the Biblical account of creation, the flood and a young earth.

Our Crowd Funding Page:

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📺 Eye of the Shrimp! this is Genesis Week episode 4 season 4 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 3 years ago 2014-10-16}

In this episode 4 of season 4: Big Bang evidence crumbles to dust, shrimp eyes can see cancer, and Scientific

American admits that hominid fossils are meaningless. This is Genesis Week!

Random references:

Planck intermediate results. XXX. The angular power spectrum of polarized dust emission at intermediate and

high Galactic latitudes, Planck Collaboration, Aumont et. Al, 19 Sept 2014

Evidence for cosmic inflation wanes, Adrian Cho, Science 26 September 2014:
Vol. 345 no. 6204 p. 1547
DOI: 10.1126/science.345.6204.1547

Cosmic inflation is dead, long live cosmic inflation! New Scientist, Michael Slezak, 25 September 2014

Tensors, BICEP2, prior dependence, and dust, Marina Cortês, Andrew R. Liddle, David Parkinson arXiv.org, 25

Sept 2014

A Complete Skull from Dmanisi, Georgia, and the Evolutionary Biology of Early Homo, Lordkipanidze et. al.,
Science magazine, 18 Oct 2013

Mantis can see cancer on Richard Dawkins foundation:
-

camera-that-does-the-same/

Nature’s elegant and efficient vision systems can detect cancer

Bioinspired Polarization Imaging Sensors: From Circuits and Optics to Signal Processing Algorithms and

Biomedical Applications; York, et. al., IEEE, Vol 102 issue 10, 16 Sept 2014
DOI: 10.1109/JPROC.2014.2342537

📺 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:

📺 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:

📺 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?

📺 Giving evolution the gears: Genesis Week, Ep 3, season 3 with Ian Juby/Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 4 years ago 2013-09-16}

In this esipode: Precision machinery found in nature: The implications for evolution and intelligent design. Ian details several instances of precision engineering in nature which demand an engineer. Who is that engineer?

This is Genesis Week, episode 3, season 3 with Ian Juby, aka Wazooloo.

Random references:

Interacting Gears Synchronize Propulsive Leg Movements in a Jumping Insect
Malcolm Burrows, Gregory Sutton
Science, 13 September 2013, Vol. 341 no. 6151 pp. 1254-1256

"Surprising Science", Smithsonian Magazine:

2013/09/this-insect-has-the-only-mechanical-gears-ever-found-in-nature

Souped-up flagellum:
Architecture of a flagellar apparatus in the fast-swimming magnetotactic
bacterium MO-1
Namba, et. al., PNAS, Nov 26, 2012, vol 109, no. 50
pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1215274109

📺 Christmas & Genesis - this is Genesis Week, Ep 16, season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2012-12-23}

In this episode: Why was Jesus born in a stable, What was the star of Bethlehem, Who were the Magi from the east (Genesis & the Chinese), and we answer questions about Rudolf's mutated glowing nose!

Dr. Baugh's page on the Star of Bethlehem:

"God and the Ancient Chinese", Samuel Wang, Ethel Nelson, Read Books Publisher, Dunlap, TN, 1998

"God's promise to the Chinese", Ethel R. Nelson, Richard E. Broadberry, Ginger Tong Chock, Read Books Publisher, Dunlap, TN, 1997

"The Beginning of the Chinese Characters," Ethel R. Nelson, Richard Broadberry, Samuel Wang, Read Books Publisher, Dunlap, TN, 2001

📺 Toad you so! This is Genesis Week, episode 25, season 2 with Wazooloo/aka Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-02-28}

Transcript for this episode:

Random references:

Mary Schweitzer: soft tissue, blood cells, DNA

Scanning Electron Microscope Study of Mummified Collagen Fibers in Fossil Tyrannosaurus rex Bone, Mark Armitage, Creation Research Society Quarterly, Vol 38, no. 2, September 2001

Forensic research:"The chemistry of death," W.E.D. Evans, MD, Charles C. Thomas publishers, 1963, Library of Congress No. 63-11520

Dinosaur red blood cells found in 1923: R.L. Moodie, Paleopathology, Urbana, Ill., University of Illinois Press, 1923 pg 165(1923)

Soft sheets of fibrillar bone from a fossil of the supraorbital horn of the dinosaur Triceratops horridus, Armitage & Anderson, February 13, 2013, Acta Histochemica

Archaeopteryx feathers and bone chemistry fully revealed via synchrotron imaging, Bergmann, et al., PNAS, May 18, 2010 Vol 107, no 20.

Dinosaurs to birds? CrEvo Rant #46:

Evolution of birds: ichthyosaur integumental
fibers conform to dromaeosaur protofeathers
T. Lingham-Soliar, Naturwissenschaften, September 2003, Volume 90, Issue 9

A new Chinese specimen indicates that 'protofeathers' in the Early Cretaceous theropod dinosaur Sinosauropteryx are degraded collagen fibres
Theagarten Lingham-Soliar, Alan Feduccia and Xiaolin Wang
Royal Society B, August 7, 2007, Vol 274, no 1620, DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2007.0352

Rare soft tissue preservation showing fibrous structures in an ichthyosaur from the Lower Lias (Jurassic) of England
T. Lingham-Soliar, Royal Society B, December 7, 1999, Vol 266, no 1436, doi: 10.1098/rspb.1999.0933

Ancient Fossilized Sea Creatures Yield Oldest Biomolecules Isolated Directly from a Fossil
Pam Frost Gorder, Science Daily:

Isolation and characterization of the earliest taxon-specific organic molecules (Mississippian, Crinoidea)
O'Malley, et al., Geology, January 17, 2013, Vol 41, no 3, doi: 10.1130/G33792.1

The Oldest Shrimp (Devonian: Famennian) and Remarkable Preservation of Soft Tissue
Feldman et al., Journal of Crustacean Biology, Volume 30, issue 4, 2010, DOI: 10.1651/09-3268.1

Tombed Torpid Toads Tell Tellurian Truth, John Watson, Wiggs Watson report, Volume 4, unknown date. Republished with permission from the Creation Evidence Museum :

Toprid Toads:

The American Journal of Science and Arts, conducted by Benjamin Silliman, M.D. LL. D., Vol V, January 1822, pg 226

The American Journal of Science and Arts, conducted by Benjamin Silliman, M.D. LL. D., Vol XV, January 1829, pg 247

The American Journal of Science and Arts, conducted by Benjamin Silliman, M.D. LL. D., Vol XIX, January 1831, pg 169

Further reading on the age of the earth:

📺 Age of the Earth? This is Genesis Week, Episode 11, Season 2 with Ian Juby, aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-08-06}

in this episode, Ian dives into the details about the age of the earth, and the alleged billions of years proponed by evolution, as well as how Noah's flood ties into it all.

Further reading on the age of the earth:

📺 Would you believe, more viewer questions? Genesis Week Ep 21 s 3 with Ian Juby, aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 4 years ago 2014-01-22}

In this episode, we do nuthin but dive into the mailbag to respond to viewer questions and comments!

📺 Dumb DNA design? Genesis week Episode 22, season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-02-07}

In this week's episode, we dive into some of the incredible DESIGN in DNA and contrast it with the claim of one scientist who claims it was a "stupid design." A new DNA bundling protein is found, scientists use DNA for digital storage to mail each other an MP3, and we talk about ERV's with Dr. Jean Lightner.

Random references:

An asymmetric SMC--kleisin bridge in prokaryotic condensin
Burmann, et al., Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, January 27, 2013

Towards practical, high-capacity, low-maintenance information storage in synthesized DNA
Goldman, et. al., Nature, January 23, 2013 doi:10.1038/nature11875

HERV-H RNA is abundant in human embryonic stem cells and a precise marker for pluripotency
Santoni, et. al. (also reference by Dr. Lightner in the interview):

Science Daily paper "Retrovirus in the Human Genome Is Active in Pluripotent Stem Cells"

The Natural History of Retroviruses: Exogenization vs Endogenization
by Yingguang Liu and Charles Soper, September 30, 2009

Steven DeNoon on the thorn bush:

📺 Getting mooned! - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 14

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-03-30}

In this episode: No Natural explanation for the moon, Supernova remnants show a young universe, and we dive into the mailbag!

This is Episode 14 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:

Moon mineral study, Nature article:
Nature news review:

New supernova:

Russ Humphreys on SNR's and age of universe:

Ticker tape:

Can Solar "Belch" Theory Solve Sun Paradox?

Adam's family tree: Between Adam and me, how many "greats" go before the word grandfather?

Why God created large, sharp teeth:

Tennessee Legislature Passes Landmark Academic Freedom on Evolution Bill:

Where does the age for the earth of around 6,000 years come from?

📺 Dr. Kevin Anderson (genetics) talks with Ian Juby on Genesis Week

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-01-16}

This is the complete interview with Dr. Kevin Anderson (geneticist) regarding "molecular clocks."

Random References:

iDinosaur project:

Phylogeny and beyond: Scientific, historical, and conceptual significance of the first tree of life, Pace, et. al, PNAS Vol. 109 No 4

Creation, Evolution and the Molecular Revolution, Kevin L. Anderson, Creation Matters, Vol 8, No 5, September/October 2003

The p21 Cdk-Interacting Protein Cipl Is
a Potent Inhibitor of Gl Cyclin-Dependent Kinases
Harper, et. al, Cell, Vol 75, 805-816, November 9, 1993

Conjugal transfer of transposon Tn1545 into the cellulolytic
bacterium Eubacterium cellulosolvens
Anderson, et. al, Letters in Applied Microbiology 1998, 26, 35--37

📺 Braaaains! - this is Genesis Week, episode 3, season 2 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2012-09-23}

Now carried on the Christianima network:

In this episode, Ian dives into a major study of the brain, a SciAm blog post about the evolution of the brain, answering viewer requests about radiodating methods, and an extended play version of the mailbag.

📺 Chopping down the tree of life - this is Genesis Week, ep 15, season 2, with wazooloo Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2012-12-19}

In this esipode: Ediacaran fossils were LAND LUBBERS? The implications for the tree of life. Bats and Whales show more "convergent" evolution, and scientists attempt to grow legs on a zebrafish.

Random references:

Ediacaran life on land, Gregory Retallack,

U of Oregon, COMMUNICATIONS,

Early life forms may have been terrestrial, Susan Milius, Science news:

Divergent/Convergent/parallel/Preadaptive/Reductive evolution - CrEvo rant #172

Bats and Whales shake up evolutionary tree:
Understanding phylogenetic incongruence: lessons from phyllostomid bats, Davalos, et. al,

OOPS! I forgot one reference for convergent evolution in genes:
Parallel Evolution of Auditory Genes for Echolocation in Bats and Toothed Whales, Yong-Yi Shen, et. al., PLoS Genetics, Vol. 8(6), June, 2012

and:

Fishlegs:
Hoxd13 Contribution to the Evolution of Vertebrate Appendages, Freitas, et. al.,

and:

Elmundo report:

Nature News interview with Steven Benner:
Chemical biology: DNA's new alphabet,Roberta Kwok,

Poor Design? CrEvo Rant #67:

Don't worry, it's all just a simulation:

The original ArXive paper:
As well as Washington U's press release:
the

"Man, dinosaurs and mammals together", John Watson, $8 @ Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum:

📺 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.

📺 Eggsplained by the flood - this is Genesis Week, Episode 29, season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-03-28}

In this episode, we go into detail about how the many fossil dinosaur eggs all point to catastrophe - and more specifically, a world wide flood.

Random References:

Dinosaur eggs in the Upper Cretaceous of the Coll de Nargó area, Lleida Province, south-central Pyrenees, Spain: Oodiversity, biostratigraphy and their implications, Sellés, et al., Cretaceous Research
Volume 40, March 2013

MUST READ paper by Barnhart, Dinosaur Egg Nests Reinterpreted, W. R. Barnhart
Sept 2004 Creation Research Society Quarterly

3-D Modelling of Megaloolithid Clutches: Insights about Nest Construction and Dinosaur Behaviour
Vila, et. al., PloS One, May 5, 2010
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0010362

Inverted Polystrate Trees in Grande Cache coal mine cutting through dinosaur track layers
Uhhhh...*I'M* the reference (it's heading to press soon).

Radiogenic Helium and Argon in Ultramafic Inclusions from Hawaii
Funkhouser & Naughton
Journal of Geophysical Research,
July 15, 1968, Vol 73 #14

📺 Dinosaurs of a feather - this is Genesis Week, Ep 8, season 2, with Wazooloo, aka Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2012-11-02}

In this episode: Calibrating Carbon 14 dating using varves and ice cores, more dinosaur cells indicating recent dinosaurs, feathered dinosaurs and a new rant.

Random References:
Calibrating radiocarbon dating:

Alberta feathered "dinosaur":

Schweitzer paper on dinosaur bone cells:

Pig carcass experiment: