I generally dislike year end reviews ... they make me nervous somehow. But this is one I truly enjoyed and strongly recommend:
The Year in ID - 2007 Edition.
Twelve months ago I offered a roundup of the "advances" made by the intelligent design movement in 2006, a month-by-month roundup which differed significantly from the assessment of John West. I had started to do the same for this year, but quickly realized that the ID movement achieved absolutely nothing over the past twelve months....
Sounds strange? It should. It is from Stranger Fruit. Here.
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