Lining things up
Guess where I went for vacation (clue in the chart).
This long,
Current affairs
Sloppy statistics
As hinted in the previous post, there are rare situations in which
Olympic tallies
Andrew N., a reader from Australia, wasn't too impressed with
The dog ate the margins
In his column on automated polls versus traditional telephone polls, the Numbers
A tale on two charts
By now, everyone knows subprime mortgage lenders in the U.S. are
A graphical playground
RichmondTom pointed us to this New York Times article, which made what