Tomorrow’s Table, the book and blog by Pamela Ronald, has now moved to ScienceBlogs. Home of the popular Pharyngula blog written by PZ Myers, the medical blog Respectful Insolence by Orac, and a whole host of others, this means she will have a lot more exposure and the support of a pool of regular blog readers in that community. Congratulations! Maybe a few of those readers might find their way from the hive mind over here?
The sidebar link has been updated, and I can’t wait to see what thoughts she has about recent events. I’m sure Pam is just as excited about getting back to blogging as we are!
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Karl is a Ph.D. Candidate in Plant Breeding and Plant Genetics at UW-Madison. In addition to his research on the genetics of sweet corn, he is also studying science communication and is working on several media projects about plant breeding. His favorite produce might just be squash. 
OMG–that’s so cool! Recently I wrote to them and told them that I thought plant science was way underdone there. And that in times of climate change, and hunger, and so on…that they needed a credible voice from the plant world!
Yeah!
Yep, that worked. I had no idea this existed, until PZ mentioned it.