Has it been two weeks already?
The 31st Skeptics' Circle is now available at Terra Sigillata. Not only has its host, Abel PharmBoy, put together a delightful selection of the blogosphere's best skeptical writing, but he's given it the feel of a meeting of a smallish scientific society.
So grab some coffee on your way into the auditorium!
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Thanks so much for the plug, Janet. I really used to love chairing sessions at out departmental research retreats and thought that I'd try to inject some of that personality into the Circle.
D'oh...spellcheck doesn't correct my chronic misuse of the English language. I meant, "OUR departmental research retreats."