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By clock on February 28, 2010.

Circus of the Spineless #48: Cabinet of Curiosity is up on Matthew Sarver: The Modern Naturalist

Diversity in Science Carnival #7: Black History Month - Broadening STEM Participation at every level - is up on Urban Science Adventures! ©

Carnival of the Green #215! is up on Project Earth

The 131st Skeptics' Circle is up on Providentia

Friday Ark #284 is up on Modulator

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