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By gregladen on October 17, 2008.

i-da536bc47c6b0301c06b0ed50cf7c17e-car04.jpgYour weekend reading is ready!

  • A totally multimedia version of Boneyard XIV is up at the Other 95%. You must see this carnival.
  • Carnival of Homeschooling: The Missing Day is at Homeschoolbuzz.com
  • Carnival of the Recipes: Tricks, Treats & Eats at Everything and Nothing
  • Good News Film Reviews is at Carnival of Cinema
  • Gene Genie # 38 is at Sandwalk (Larry Moran)
  • The Carnival of Evolution is at Clashing Culture
  • Carnival of Education! The Debate Edition is at eduwonkette
  • Linnaeus' Legacy #12 - As Much Blog As A Koala Can Bear is at PodBlack Cat
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