That would be the blog you're reading. (Rank as of 9/26.)
My employer's site, on the other hand, is ranked 2,309.
Question: "Can I speak to a faculty member about a grammatical question?"
Answer: Hell no, you poor peon.
Link via The .Plan: A Quasi-Blog (by James Choi, Associate Prof. of Finance, Yale School of Management) See a paper co-authored by him, "What Does Stock Ownership Breadth Measure?" for one difference between Smart Money and Dumb Money.
William Jacobson notes that independent conservative bloggers are going away. (Link via Instapundit.)
Independent conservative bloggers are a dying breed, I’m sorry to say. They either burnout, or they join an established website.
Yet the walls still have to be guarded by independent bloggers who bear a greater responsibility than you could possibly fathom, and while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, you want us on that wall, you need us on that wall.
Heh.
But hey, I'm still here.
Sigh. So much good food, so little time.
From Centives, an interesting blog written by Lehigh University undergraduates.
See also the Monopoly Property Value Calculator.
Sadly, the Door is not on the list.
"Punk Rock Operations Research".
Some entertaining posts, too. Examples:
"what operations research has taught me about parenthood".
"how to (optimally) prepare for a zombie outbreak".
And via a link from one of her posts, "Scientific Peer Review, ca. 1945".
"Hundreds of YouTube stars are making more than six figures, and hundreds more are making more than $40,000 a year -- roughly the median salary in the US. There are even stars who have topped a million dollars, although the company wouldn't say how many."
