ScienceBlogs continues to be the New York Yankees of the blogging world, scooping up every great science blogger in the world (though we're still waiting for one of those $20 million contracts to come around). The latest acquisition is Thoughts from Kansas, Josh Rosenau's excellent blog that focuses on evolution and, in particular, on Kansas. Josh will make an excellent addition to the lineup. So welcome, Josh.
A couple tips to help you get along here: don't leave a mess around your locker or Katherine will yell at you. And don't bother Tim with technical problems until he's had his coffee in the morning.
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