Kansas Guild of Bloggers' Weekly Carnival

Running a wee bit late with this week's edition; as I know the air would taste less sweet for some of you if not for the Carnival, I should best get on with things.

Submissions were a bit sparse this week; I hope that something you read here will inspire you to submit something for next week's Carnival.

Over at Evolution, jd meta-blogs on the recent Pew Survey on bloggers and blogging.

At Three O'Clock in the Morning, emawkc shares an e-mail exchange between his wife and a family friend discussing some of the fauna of Overland Park in A puma by any other name. Y'all left out "catamount," by the way. Be sure to note as well the Truman Show-like shift in attention at the end.

Lyn submits two very different recent posts from Bloggin' Outloud. The first, Fight Club Discussion - Put 'em up!, provides links to and excerpts from a series of posts inspired by a review of the film Fight Club. What's intriguing is that these posts head in very different directions; even better, they're well written (leaving out of that assessment the one by Yours Truly that Lyn links to).

Lyn's other post is a short but nice review of theologian Henri Nouwen's book Return of the Prodigal.

And finally, over at Thoughts from Kansas, Josh Rosenau, inspired by an e-mail from the Discovery Institute, meditates on what science education can/cannot/must do in DI spews silliness.

That's it for this week. I look forward to receiving more submissions for next week's carnival.

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