Skeptic's Circle

By stcynic on April 13, 2006.

The latest Skeptic's Circle is up at Pooflingers, containing lots of skeptical bloggy goodness.

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The 30th Meeting of the Skeptics Circle

It's that time again! The 30th Meeting of the Skeptics' Circle has been posted over at Paige's Page, and it's a big one, chock full of skeptical bloggy goodness, delivered in a straight-up style: Welcome to the 30th Skeptic's Circle, the first one with a theme song! Come and listen to my story…

The latest edition of the Skeptic's Circle is available at Be Lambic or Green. It has links to lots of interesting posts in the skeptical vein.

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It's hard to believe that two weeks have flown by once again. It's even harder to believe that the Skeptics' Circle has been around long enough to reach its 75th edition, which this time around comes straight out of Denmark, courtesy of longtime Respectful Insolence commenter and now blogger…

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Scientia Pro Publica #26 is up on Genomics Law Report The latest edition of The Accretionary Wedge is up on Mountain Beltway The 135th Skeptic's Circle is up on The Skeptical Teacher Friday Ark #292 is up on Modulator

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