(Hey Benji, pulling up your name yields some sweet data)
If you’re not familiar with Wolframalpha, it’s defintely worth playing with. That said, I’m uncertain about their data objectivity problems.
There’s been recurrent discussion of the tech-savvy of Obama’s campaign and transition team. An early legislative manifestation of this tuned-in-ness appears in the “implementation instructions” of last week’s stimulus bill. The instructions mandate that agencies report the specific allocation of funds in a feed.
“For each of the near term reporting requirements (major communications, formula [...]
Ted Stevens honorary Lawmaker of the Week Award: LeRoy E. Myers, Jr, Maryland House of Delegates, District 1C
Open Curtain: LeRoy sits down in his bedroom to watch several torporous hours of old M*A*S*H episodes on YouTube before slipping into an empty vastness of sleep. We watch as he heaves a familiar end-of-the-day sigh, kicks off [...]
Litman made a brief mention of how other nations are opening up their information policy as the U.S. codifies more and more mechanisms of control.(find page) She stops with that assertion, however, and leaves the details hanging. This brevity of mention make sense given her focus on specific digital copyright law rather than broader information [...]