First, as most ScienceBlogs readers know, Carl Zimmer of "The Loom" has moved over to Discover's blogs. He's a terrific science writer and you must change your feed, if you haven't yet. Now, the Deep Sea News folks have some breaking news.
As for "welcomes", Blake Stacey, of Science after Sunclipse, has joined us, which is just terrific, especially since here as Sb, he isn't using that horrible black background which is apparently abhorred by "older readers".
The other wonderful edition is "Built on Facts", a physics blog that even I can usually understand.
Plus ça change...
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I second the love for our good friend Blake. He's a champ among denialist bashers.
I think I'm going to have to stage a cage-match between the people who loved the old colour theme and those who hated it. . . .
But thanks for the kind words and the link!