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Uh, not to be arrogant or anything (on the other hand, I am a surgeon), but Respectful Insolence is not on the list, and, quite frankly, my Technorati and Google rankings are higher than all but perhaps the top two or three.
Shallow guy that I am, I'm a little bit irked.
I was wondering about it myself. E-mail them and see (Hsien did and they put her new blog up there afterwards).
Well, Respectful Insolence is on the list now, in 3rd position, so something obviously happened.