It's that time again. In less than three days, the latest Meeting of the Skeptics' Circle will be posted at Terra Sigillata (who, by the way, wrote an excellent post while I was away at my meeting on why we should continue to study rare cancers). You have until Wednesday evening to submit to him your best skeptical blogging.
It's his first attempt as a new blogger at hosting a blog carnival; so do me a solid and help him out by giving him some great raw material to work with.
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