The residents of Minnesota are now officially over-represented on Scienceblogs: Greg Laden has joined the fray.
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Thanks, PZ.
This is why our State Motto is "E Pluribus Blogum."
THEY, are trying to corral science to Minnesota so they can be taken out in mass ;-)
Greg Laden already had his own blog which I frequently visited. I'm glad he now joined the sagacious ScienceBlog community.
Not'ing else t' do in Minnesota on dem long winter nights, fer sure, you betcha!
Y'all are making me homesick for the North Star State. Don't get me wrong, I love being here in Massachusetts, but part of me will always be a Minnesotan (even if we are too nice and talk too slow).