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Articles in July-August 2005 issue of Skeptical Inquirer

• Postal service gives scientists stamps of approval
  by John Gaeddert
• Fantastic Flight
  by Benjamin Radford
• NASA Comet collision to disrupt Earth's 'psychic environment,' says Russian astrologer
  by David Park Musella
• The Skeptic's Guide to the Paranormal
  by Benjamin Radford
• Bigfoot video surfaces in Manitoba
  by Paul Benedetti
• Voodoo science and voodoo politics in Florida
  by Greg Martinez
• Top ten best sellers
• Copeland's delusions
  by Avi Dov Klein
• Carl Sagan takes questions more from his 'Wonder and Skepticism' CSICOP 1994 keynote
  by Kendrick Frazier
• 'World's most documented psychic' fails to find abducted granddaughter
  by Benjamin Radford
• The case of the 'psychic detectives'
  by Joe Nickell
• More pro-evolution tactics
  by Steve Isaacson
• Evolution: One longsome argument
  by Donald Rooum
• Are the historical sciences sciences?
  by Massimo Pigliucci
• The story of a 'greata' medium
  by Massimo Polidoro
• Media false alarms
  by Sharon Diane Roberts
• Evidence and impacts
  by J. David Archibald
• Adapting Minds
  by Benjamin Radford
• 'Extraordinary claims" game?
  by William C. Harvey
• Time for science to go on the offense
  by Kendrick Frazier
• Where the UFO conspiracy theories roam
  by Robert Sheaffer
• Scientists and politics
  by Craig Gosling
• Comforting thoughts about death
  by William F. Vitulli
• A daughter's intuition
  by Joe Bauer
• Tsunami rumors cause ongoing waves of fear
  by Robert E. Bartholomew
• How do you solve a problem like a Capra? Fritjof Capra's popular books purport to expound modern thinking in science by promoting "system thinking." Really, they are naive and misleading, ignoring the success of detailed "mechanistic"
  by Burton S. Guttman
• Good for you, SI
  by Anne Sharp
• Climate change: beware partial quotes
  by John Mashey
• Randi's Pigasus Awards go to prayer study, psychic travel, Ramtha 'bleep' film
• Fakers and innocents: the one million dollar challenge and those who try for it: James Randi describes some of the difficult, innocent, and impossible people who apply to be tested for his foundation's $1 million challenge for evidence of paranormal power
  by James Randi
• Science is for spectators
  by Charles F. Hruska
• Police, psychics search for 'abducted' Runaway Bride
  by Benjamin Radford
• The social context of cults
  by Karla McLaren
• Recollections of MacArthur
  by T.J. Gordon
• Our lady of the underpass
  by Joe Nickell
• Thoughts on thought control
  by Joe Szimhart