Blue Collar Scientist

The latest Boneyard is up at Greg Laden’s blog. Local paleoartist Zach Miller has an article about Effigia in this edition.

Number 48 is up at Next Big Future - check it out.

Number 102 is available at Further Thoughts. There’s lots of good stuff in this edition. Enjoy!

All right, why do the carnivals bunch up together like this? That’s a heck of a lot of reading all at one time. At any rate, the The thirty-seventh Four Stone Hearth is up at A Hot Cup of Joe. Enjoy!

The forty-seventh Carnival of Space is up at The Martian Chronicles.

Wander on over to Mike’s Weekly Skeptic Rant and have a look!

Remember, there is a meetup this week, on Thursday, March 20, in the cafe at Barnes and Noble on Northern Lights, starting at 7:00 PM. Look for the white Macbook laptop with the JREF sticker if you don’t know any of us. Details can be found here.

The Carnival of Space is up at Observations from Missy’s Window - go have a look for the best in space and astronomy blogging!

The latest Skeptic’s Circle is up at Happy Jihad’s House of Pancakes - which is, in my opinion, one of the coolest names for a blog I’ve ever seen.

This edition is a stunning example of blog carnival creative writing, and is well worth reading even if you don’t follow any of the links.

In the beginning, there was Saint Nate.

And Saint Nate moved over the waters in the void…Where’d the waters come from, I’d like to know. What, was Creation a “work in progress”? Was God the second contractor? Anyway, I getteth off the point.

And Saint Nate looked upon the face of deep, deep woo and saw that it was bad. And Saint Nate spoke: “Let there be a Skeptics’ Circle,” and Saint Nate separated the woo from the evidence and he called the evidence “Evidence” and called the woo, unsurprisingly, “Woo.”

Sunrise, sunset. The first Skeptics’ Circle.

Ahh, Saint Nate. My first skeptical blog. Good times.

Is up at Afarensis.