Grand Rounds is Up

By purepedantry on July 18, 2006.

Grand Rounds is up at ChronicBabe. It is also all about the ladies, and it is pink. I do not believe the two are necessarily related.

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It looks like someone over at BlogCritics is undertaking the task of reviewing each of the component blogs of ScienceBlogs. So far, he's not particularly impressed with anyone except Martin and, to a lesser extent, Afarensis. Although he makes a few good points in checking out the first five blogs…

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