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Video: Understanding Created Kinds with Bunnies

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This week, I've got a new video on bunnies and created kinds.  I came up with this illustration several years ago, and I've gotten repeated requests for seeing just "the bunnies."  So here they are: Feedback? Email me at toddcharleswood [at] gmail [dot] com. If you enjoyed this article, please consider a contribution to Core Academy of Science. Thank you.

New video series

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In 2016, one of the things Core Academy wants to do is provide more free content.  Last year, I sort of tried to do that with my Yellowstone series (that I never finished), but I let other work take priority.  This year, I want to be a little more conscientious about getting free videos finished and shared with the world. I'm not going to promise a regular show, but we'll try to get a new videos up every couple weeks.  We'll try to talk about a range of things, not just creation/evolution.  I want to keep it interesting and not too predictable. So here is our first video for 2016: Check out the Core Academy website for more information. Feedback? Email me at toddcharleswood [at] gmail [dot] com. If you enjoyed this article, please consider a contribution to Core Academy of Science. Thank you.

Starting off the new year

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Good morning, and happy new year! The past month has been really amazing.  We started the month of December facing a $4000 deficit in our annual budget, and we set that amount as our goal for our holiday fundraising.  You can imagine my delight when we topped $8,000 for the month's income.  That's a record amount for us, a record number of donations (by far), and a record number of new donors.  Thanks to everyone who helped us meet that important goal! So we've got a lot of excitement on tap for this year.  We're planning our Creation Retreat for the first weekend of April, Science Day at RCA is coming up, and Homo naledi  papers should be appearing in a couple months.  We'll also be starting up our second semester of " Introduction to Science " in just a few days. This semester, the kids will learn more about the history and practice of science, and the new textbook should be finished by April. Also, coming this March is a new book with two ch