Posted by Kate Wing in Reviving the World's Oceans
Casual games are all the rage these days, what with Freerice racking up billions of grains. They even have some that make you happy and more confident. But what if you just want to pretend to be a tuna?...continued→
Posted by Kate Wing in Reviving the World's Oceans
I happened to be doing some research on global tuna catches yesterday when I came across a review of the latest David Mamet play, November. The play centers on a hapless President (played by Nathan Lane) who is looking to...continued→
Posted by Kate Wing
Andrew Sullivan's blog tipped me off to this wonderful analysis of the "steak vs. sushi" predictive model of political change. Ethan and the folks at Urbanspoon have tracked the correlation between the ratio of steak restaurants to sushi restaurants in...continued→
Posted by Kate Wing in Reviving the World's Oceans
Ernest Hemingway was a man who liked big fish. Now, Paul Greenberg has gone through the trouble of doing the math to estimate just how many fish Papa Hemingway killed, and what that might mean in terms of today's dwindling...continued→
