and some friends' blog readablity calculations:

 Hans' blog: High School

Amerikan Turk: "Something went wrong" and could not be calculated...

Idil: Elementary School

Jake in Adana Junior High School

Jessica: College (undergrad)

Talk Turkey:Elementary School

The White Path: College (Postgrad)

VIA: 

You are now reading at high-school level

by Christine Y. Chen

My friend Beth stumbled across a Web site that ranks the readability of blogs. What level of education is required to understand your favorite blog? Type in the URL here, and voilà! It tells you the reading level. The site actually rates any Web site, not just blogs. So, dear readers of FP Passport, you will be glad to know that you are currently reading at high-school level. You are officially more edumacated than those who only look at the ForeignPolicy.com home page without delving into the blog. They read at a junior high-school level.

What about the readability level of some other popular Web sites out there? New York Times (junior high school), Washington Post (high school), Financial Times (genius), Economist (genius), Arms Control Wonk (college undergrad), Andrew Sullivan's Daily Dish (high school), Daniel Drezner's blog (high school), the State Department's Dipnote (high school), and the Huffington Post (junior high school).