I've been a bit remiss in my blog carnival plugging; so here's my chance to make up for it. Here are some carnivals worth checking out:
- Carnival of Bad History #14: The Backlog Edition (The name speaks for itself.)
- Carnivalesque #27 (Ancient, medieval and early modern history.)
- Tangled Bank #80 (Science.)
- The Creation Museum (The blogosphere's skeptical response to Ken Ham's creationism museum, which recently opened. Unfortunately, I forgot about this, and didn't write up something suitably snarky myself, but fortunately plenty of other bloggers did. Alas, the message will be lost on the credulous.)
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