Today's carnivals

By clock on February 16, 2008.

Oekologie #14 is up on A DC Birding Blog

The Boneyard #13 is up on Greg Laden's blog

Friday Ark #178 is up on the Modulator

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Carnivals! Carnival of Education #156 A belated Carnival of the Liberals #57 Carnival of the Liberals #58 Grand Rounds Friday Ark #178 The Boneyard #13 Oekologie #14 A Tangled Bank announcement! The next Tangled Bank will be at Greg Laden's place, so send those links in to me or…

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Friday Ark #248 is up on Modulator Carnival of Evolution #13 will be hosted by FYI: Science! on July 2nd or so and needs more entries. Scientia Pro Publica needs your entries before July 6th - the host is Greg Laden. And, get your posts aggregated on ResearchBlogging.org if you want them to be…

Fourth Stone Hearth #52 is up on Greg Laden's blog Friday Ark #214 is up on Modulator And announcing MetaCarnival: A Carnival of Blog Carnivals.

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I and the Bird #81 is up on the Marvelous in Nature Friday Ark #203 is up on Modulator Linnaeus' Legacy #10 is up on The DC Birding Blog Four Stone Hearth #45 is up on remote central and Four Stone Hearth #46 is up on Testimony of the spade. Don't forget to submit your entries to Praxis, Giants'…

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