Your Friday Reminder: The Skeptics' Circle

Yikes! It's almost upon us again. (Time seems to be going really fast these days.) Yes, next Thursday, March 15, the Skeptics' Circle will be arriving yet again to do battle with the credulity that pervades the blogosphere. So, if you are a skeptical blogger and like to apply your scientific and rational skepticism to various claims, head on over to the next host blog, Science Natura, and get your submissions in by Wednesday. The guidelines for submissions are here.

And, as always, if you think you have what it takes to host a Meeting of the Skeptics' Circle on your own blog, have a look at the schedule and check out the guidelines for hosting; then drop me a line at oracknows@gmail.com. Assuming you're not Deepak Chopra or other creduloid trying to punk the Circle, I'll get you on the schedule.

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