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Brad DeLong Is Confused About His Western Themes
Best use of embedded YouTube videos in a blog post ever.
Stopping Google
The Boston Globe discusses search engine law policy; don’t miss the illustration, which makes Google look like the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
How to Make Icons
A/k/a “Andy Pressman’s Sexxx Farm,” it’s old but still amusing.
Raymond Smu-LOL-ion
ICHC has been on a roll: clever, cute, and silly.
Oil-Making Bacteria
Don’t invite them to the same party as the bacteria that eat oil.
TV Tropes Wiki
Amazing resource of common writers’ devices. I love that they feel the need to say, “This is not Wikipedia. We’re a buttload more informal.”
15 Seconds of “Imagine” in Ben Stein’s Expelled Are Fair Use
Stanford’s Fair Use Project wins again.
I Feel So Special
15 August 2007
— 4 Comments
Your paper entitled, “Modeling Cultural Cognition” was recently listed on SSRN’s Top Ten download list for HRN Philosophy Network, PHIL Philosophy Subject Matter Journals, PLAW: Legal Theories, Policies & Practices, Law & Society (Topic), Philosophy of Law, Political Methods Journals, Political Methods: Qualitative & Multiple Methods and QMM: Qualitative Measures (Topic). …
As of 08/15/2007 your paper has been downloaded 12 times.
To put that in perspective, this video of a hamster eating Cheerios was viewed ten thousand times in an hour yesterday.
mako
08:22 AM on 16 August 2007
I just pushed you to your the 15th download. If you compare the number downloads your paper has to the number of Cheerio’s that the hampster was able to eat, you’re catching up!
That hamster must feel super special!