Women and Animals

By clock on August 4, 2006.

Carnival of Feminists #20 is up on SuperBabymama.

Friday Ark #98 is up on The Modulator.

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Carnivalia, and an open thread

What is this, Mardi Gras? It's carnivals all over the place today. I and the Bird #29 Carnival of Education #78 Carnival of the Liberals #18 Carnival of Feminists #20 Skeptics' Circle #40 Friday Ark #98

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The Giant's Shoulders #10 is up on Stochastic Scribbles I and the Bird #98 is up on Biological Ramblings Friday Ark #239 is up on Modulator

Today's Carnivals

Carnival of Space #19 is up on Universe Today The 44th Carnival of Feminists is up on Reproductive Rights Blog Friday Ark #155 is up on The Modulator

Today's carnivals - plants and animals

Berry Go Round #20 is up on Further thoughts Festival of the Trees #40 is up on Local ecologist Friday Ark #263 is up on Modulator

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