• My book, Bayesian Analysis for the Social Sciences (Wiley; Amazon).
• 111th U.S. Congress ideal point estimates (updated daily).
  Senate: PDF, CSV.
  House: PDF, CSV, scatterplot vs Obama vote share.
• Next Australian election, Centrebet prob. of ALP win: 0.77 (2009-11-24, time-series)

The New York Times reports on salaries at Carnegie Hall:

The men — Dennis O’Connell, properties manager; James Csollany, carpenter; John Goodson and John Cardinale, electricians; and Kenneth Beltrone, carpenter — were identified on Carnegie’s tax return for the 2007-8 season as being the hall’s leading five earners after its top executive, Clive Gillinson. Their annual compensation ranged from Mr. O’Connell’s $422,599 (with an additional $107,445 in benefits and deferred compensation) to Mr. Goodson’s $327,257 (with $76,459 in benefits and deferred compensation), the return showed.