- The evolution of scientific ideas. "Treat the links between scientific papers as a network and the changing communities that emerge reveal how scientific ideas evolve."
- An interactive map of piracy incidents around the world.
- Top 50 resources and Web 2.0 sites for buying or selling a home.
- Age Before Beauty: The older you are, the harder it is to find a new job if you're laid off.
- Why crews don't resist pirates: "The crews are not military personnel. They are just working on a ship for a living, and not getting paid much. They would not risk their lives to save the insurers/owners some money. This is exactly what pirates bank on." Makes sense, but what explains the crew of the Alabama?
- Cutting associate salaries: The next wave to sweep BigLaw?
- The Kindle 2 causing eye strain?
- Why bankruptcy matters.
- Investing 101: An introduction to asset allocation.
- The neediest are not MBA's: The unemployment rate for professionals is 3.9 percent. The unemployment rate for “production occupations” is 14.9 percent.
- An increasing demand for antitrust scholars at law schools?
- 17 molecules that changed the world.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
The Daily Dozen
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