Skeptics Circle #53 is up on Slicing with Occam's Razor.
Festival of the Trees #8 is up on Ginkgo Dreams.
There is a (finally!) brand new Carnival of the Mathematics
And, although there are already three other EduCarnivals doing well, there is another one coming, the Carnival of the Edublogs focusing on the use of technology in the classroom.
And I linked to a bunch of other carnivals already this week as the new editions were getting posted...
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The 52nd Edition of the Skeptics' Circle has been posted at Frank the Financially Savvy Atheist. It's a little late in coming (and I'm a little late in announcing it), but as usual another host has come through with a fine collection of skeptical blogging. So go pay him a visit. It also marks the…
Here's just another friendly reminder that the latest edition of the Skeptics' Circle, that now-venerable blog carnival dedicated to critical thinking and skepticism, is due to appear this week on Thursday, February 1 at Slicing with Occam's Razor. (Hmmm, that's mighty close to Groundhog's Day.)
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Medical blogging: Grand Rounds, vol. 3, no. 19 has been posted at Envisioning 2.0.
Science blogging: Tangled Bank #72 has been posted at Ouroboros.
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The 53rd Meeting of the Skeptics' Circle has been posted at Slicing with Occam's Razor. Once again, the best skeptical blogging from the last fortnight has been gathered, sifted, and presented in one tight, easy to peruse package.
Next up is Action Skeptics, who will host a fortnight hence, on…
Hey, you missed Philosophia Naturalis #6 at Science and Reason! Lots of good stuff about astronomy, physics, and math.