Carnivals

By gregladen on April 24, 2008.

Skeptic's Circle #85: Looking under rocks

The Carnival of the Fraudless: Spoofing & Exposing the Cult of Scientology

Carnival of Space Week 51

Carnival of the Liberals #63

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Carnivalia and an open thread

Let's catch up with the carnivals: I and the Bird #73 Carnival of the Fraudless Carnival of the Liberals #63 Skeptics' Circle #85 We've got a new Tangled Bank at Dammit Jim! next Wednesday — send those links in to me or host@tangledbank.net. Libra: There's a choice to be made. You can live fast…

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Skeptic's Circle #85 is up on Andrea's Buzzing About Carnival of Space #51 is up on Astro Engine

Skeptic's Circle is up

Skeptic's Circle #63 (the Solstice Edition) is up on Relatively Science

Carnivalia and an open thread

We have a few carnivals for your Friday afternoon delectation… Skeptics' Circle #63 Friday Ark #144 Carnival of the Liberals #41 Otherwise, talk among yourselves. I'm going to be helping a swarm of new freshmen register for their fall classes for a while.

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