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Scientiae, old and new

Category: Scientiae
Posted on: July 17, 2008 1:58 AM, by Alice

One of the risks of traveling (two more days left! :-( ) is that you miss things like Scientiae. Podblack has posted the July Scientiae here on "a voice in the crowd" and Cherish has posted the call for posts for August's Scientiae here on transitions. Go read Podblack's post, and submit something fabulous for Cherish's carnival. And thanks to both for hosting!

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