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By gregladen on July 6, 2008.

i-7e391cae2d5dc014401db7458acb9e32-carnival01.jpgThe Carnival of Cinema: Episode 81 - On the Bloggerfront
Carnival of Education (178th Edition)
Carnival of Homeschooling - Celebrating July 4th
Festival of the Trees
Friday Ark #198
The 90th Meeting of the Skeptics' Circle
Four Stone Hearth Anthropology Blog Carnival: The Fourth Of July Everything is Just Fine We've Got It Under Control In America Edition

The next Tangled Bank Blog Carnival will be hosted HERE. No, don't click on that ... here!, where you are looking right now. Send me your posts!!!! We're slated to put it up on July 9th, so hurry with the submissions before it is TOO LATE!!!

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