Tangled Bank #58

By evolgen on July 19, 2006.

The 58th edition of Tangled Bank has been posted at Salto sobrius. Go read some stuff people have written about science.

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Issue number 58 of [the Tangled Bank][tb] is now live at Salto Sobrius. Head on over, take a look, and plan to spend some time reading some of the net's best science blogging from the last two weeks. [tb]: http://saltosobrius.blogspot.com/2006/07/tangled-bank-58.html

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Tangled Bank #69 has been posted at Salto Sobrius. Martin is labeling it the War on Christmas Edition. He's joking. At least, I think he's joking...

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The latest Tangled Bank has been posted at a fellow skeptic's blog, Salto Sobrius, who, it just so happens, is also scheduled to host the Skeptics' Circle in September. Go catch up on the best science blogging of the last two weeks. Speaking of the Skeptics' Circle, you still have a few hours left…

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The next Tangled Bank (#58) is coming up on Wednesday, 19 July, at Salto Sobrius. Have you sent in a submission yet? Mail links to your science weblog entries to Martin Rundkvist or host@tangledbank.net or me by Tuesday.

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