President Obama announced his 2011 budget proposal. How does it compare to last…
2010
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Obama’s Budget Proposal and Incorrect Forecasts
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Data Underload #7 – No Worries
Your age versus how much you worry.
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Flickr Group Treats – January 2010
I started the FlowingData Flickr group a little while ago, but didn’t come…
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Save pens. Use Garamond font
Designers Matt Robinson and Tom Wrigglesworth looked at ink usage of some commonly-used…
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Beatles Music in Infographics
I’m sure a lot of you love The Beatles. I’m not a huge…
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What day is it? It’s Data Privacy Day!
Today is Data Privacy Day 2010, apparently. Was there a Data Privacy Day…
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Understanding risk – play it safe or eat a bacon sandwich?
David Spiegelhalter is a Professor of the Public Understanding of Risk at Cambridge…
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The 2009 Feltron Annual Report – OCD Made Sexy
Nicholas Felton’s personal annual report on his life is now up. For those…
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Data Underload #6 – Bed Head
Your hair distribution in the morning, based on how you slept the previous night.
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Dropped Food. Should You Eat it?
Since you’ll be trying every single drink recipe in the engineer’s guide this…
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Engineer’s Guide to Drinks
Seeing as the weekend is just about here, I’m sure many of you…
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How to Make a Heatmap – a Quick and Easy Solution
A heatmap is a literal way of visualizing a table of numbers, where you substitute the numbers with colored cells. This is a quick way to make one in R.
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Data.gov.uk Gearing Up For Launch, er, Does Launch
Update: I had scheduled this post for next week, but apparently, Data.gov.uk launched…
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The Very First Thematic Maps
I’m admittedly not very good with historical precedent, but I think we can…
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Thanks, FlowingData Sponsors
Thank you, sponsors. I wouldn’t be able to do what I do on…
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Crayola Crayon Colors Multiply Like Rabbits
In 1903, Crayola had eight colors in its standard package. Today, there are…
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Data Underload #5 – The Portfolio
Lazy Bob called himself an information designer, but everyone else knew the truth.
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Data Visualization Christmas Ornaments
It’s funny how data is finding it’s way into everyday objects. There was…
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Timescapes to Compare Chopin Recordings
How do you compare music visually? You can break it down into data…
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Data Underload #4 – Little Things
Your age versus how easy it is to amuse you.