It's coming fast.
In fact, it's almost here.
Yes, the Skeptics' Circle, the blog carnival for afficianados of skepticism, science, and critical thinking, is due to appear at Salto Sobrius on Thursday, September 28. That means you only have two days to get your best skeptical blogging together to submit to Martin if you want to be included in this week's festivities. Guidelines can be found here.
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