Similar to the classic interactive Baby name Voyager.

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Defensive verses offensive field goals, with colored seeding and whether they’re still in the tournament.

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I really like the design. What would be fabulous is if people could use existing online tools for transport schedules, but annotate them with their real experience. (via)

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Only counts child mortality. (via)

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One of my favorite summaries of economic indicators. Click on any of the “historical details” to see what each indicator means and why it’s important.

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Simple data, with a quality discussion at Jon Peltier’s blog of the different ways to visualize it (based on this inspiration).

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Eleven indicator rankings, based on Forbes research.

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Based on data collected (voluntarily) by TomTom. Related  WSJ article.

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The original data from Tela Atlas also has some interesting maps:

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From the World Economic Forum, based on this year’s Global Risk report. Thanks to Sean R. for passing it on!

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We’ve seen a lotofthese, but this one is quite detailed. I did have trouble using it for other than the default 2005 time period, though.

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In: Humor

19 Mar 2010

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A fantastic look at what owning one of these assets looks like. NPR’s Planet Money bought a $1000 mortgage bond and is tracking it’s performance. You can view how many payments they’ve received versus how many properties in their portion of the bond have been sold at a loss. Related article. (via Vizworld)

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There’s also a cute simple explanation video:

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Twitter Stats

In: Culture Science

19 Mar 2010

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