carnivals
clock | August 6, 2006The Synapse vol.1, no.4, is up on Neurotopia.
Carnival of the Godless #46 is up on Love @nd Rage
clock | August 4, 2006Carnival of Feminists #20 is up on SuperBabymama.
Friday Ark #98 is up on The Modulator.
pharyngula | August 4, 2006What is this, Mardi Gras? It's carnivals all over the place today.
I and the Bird #29
Carnival of Education #78
Carnival of the Liberals #18
Carnival of Feminists #20
Skeptics' Circle #40
Friday Ark #98
clock | August 3, 2006My friend Ron reminds me that the next edition of the International Carnival of Pozitivities is due August 10 on AIDS Combat Zone. If you are HIV positive, submit an entry, if not, link to the carnival and spread the awareness.
purepedantry | August 3, 2006The Synapse #4 is being hosted by Neurotopia on Sunday. He asks that you get your submissions in by midnight on Saturday. Information for submitters is available here.
clock | August 1, 2006The Carnival Of Education # 78: Ferris Wheel Edition is up on This Week In Education
Carnival of Homeschooling #31 is up on Phat Mommy.
purepedantry | August 1, 2006I have been falling down on the job on my carnivals updating.
Encephalon #3 is up at Thinking Meat.Grand Rounds is up at Inside Surgery.
pharyngula | August 1, 2006One entry in the carnival roundup for today:
Bio :: Blogs #2
Otherwise, I'm running about in Minneapolis, paying another visit to the airport and going to a meeting at UMTC, so talk among yourselves. I'll be back later.
clock | August 1, 2006The second Festival of the Trees is up on Roundrock Journal. It's big and beautiful!
clock | August 1, 2006The Teaching Carnival is on summer break, but the school is going to start soon, so start tagging your posts with the 'teaching-carnival' tags and check out the Fall lineup of hosts. The next edition, exatly one month from today, will be on WorkBook.
pharyngula | July 31, 2006The carnivals du jour:
Circus of the Spineless XI
Encephalon #3
Again, this is also an open thread. I got a comment on the last one that more open threads are needed. Is that true? I don't need to go to Atrios-level open-threadery, of course, but if you'd like these a little more often, let me know.