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Archive for category: Freakonomics

   (2010.12.17)

Freakonomics actually covers my work on gay money. Funny how no one else in the mainstream press, including gay papers, has

   (2010.03.29)

What Levitt and Dubner write in Freakonomics about child restraints just is not accurate or specific enough

   (2009.10.14)

SuperCaliFreakonomicsExpialidocious

   (2009.07.29)

By his own admission, I estimate the figure is $200,000 to $300,000 a year

   (2008.03.15)

If teams everywhere are short of bobsledders, why aren’t they looking at cripples?

   (2006.07.09)

Ideas for measuring accessibility

   (2006.07.02)

Like captioning, audio description is a field where numbers don’t tell you anything of much use

   (2006.03.18)

More on wymmynz in men’s hockey: Yes, height/weight is a stronger indicator than body-mass index

   (2006.03.15)

How do you count captioning errors? What if it’s actually impossible?

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