Week 7 continues to be stalled...
Oh, and still no response from John Carey of Businessweek on where he got his figures on South Korean embryotic stem cell funding. Must be on vacation? (wink)
One thing I did note in this week's article...
Only 19 of the 46 homes in the event were between the specified range of $300,000 - $400,000. I found that info here.
Gil had indicated "most" homes were in that range. To me, if I were saying it, I would say that "most" homes were not in that range (27 of them, minus the 4 that are "unpublished" is 23 -- half of them). Note also that "unpublished" is in the same category as the highest figure ($700,000). Somewhere on the site, they give the highest figure as $1.2 million. So we know at least half are not in that range.
Actually, they look pretty scattered to me as far as the value?
Maybe the print edition was different than the online edition, though?
Alright, one other thing I noticed is that Gil's column this week appears to be the "incredible shrinking column of Gil". His traditional placement on the Lancaster page (along the bottom of the page) was invaded and dwarfed by a much more interesting article. Bravo, Lancaster Newspapers!
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