Archive for the ‘Source: NYT’ Category

Napkins are not where you would expect to find good financial advice, but when they come from the New York Times they are worth reading (and each is linked to a related blog post).

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Two cool analyses (even if you don’t care about baseball) of how Mariano Rivera and Stephen Strasbourg pitch. You have to wonder what kinds of similar work team scouts do behind the scenes.

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For each of six questions, your answers will be compared to public opinion polls and recent decisions of the supreme court.

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The Roberts Court has issued conservative decisions at a slightly higher rate than the Rehnquist or the Burger Courts.  [Related article]

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Thanks to epetrela for the link!

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The NYT has an interactive map and related charts of where NYC police have been utilizing the “stop, question, and frisk” policy. Related article.

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Interesting chart and analysis. I question a bit how accurate the underlying data is (does an unweighted mean of gas prices really reflect a year?; how is miles per capita measured?). Still, nicely done. (via)

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The NYT uses several annotated maps to explain EU problems.

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Why economists are worried about Europe.

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Interactive map of cab pickups in NYC Jan-Mar, 2009, based on millions of taxi trips. Apparently they also used the data to create a phone app. (via FlowingData).

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This time from the NYT, covering 200 CEOs. Related article.

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I really liked the below NYT feature until I realized it was from 2007.

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Looking around, I found this quicktime movie that shows 1979-2009:

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So 2007 was a bad year, but now it’s rebounding? Well, not really.
So is it melting or not? I recommend watching the below:

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