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kateoplis:danielholter:datavis:Trembling Giants by Michæl Paukner

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Comparing the Country’s Largest Public Transit Systems - Cities, Rethought - GOOD

Taking public transportation is one of the best way to combat congestion in our cities. But to encourage individuals to take mass transit, cities must invest to keep their transportation systems running efficiently and serving citizens’ needs. See how the country’s largest subway and rapid transit systems stack up in terms of how many riders they serve and how well they serve those riders.

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Who Owns US Debt? | ontexts.org/socioimages

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Proportion of colors used in world flags.

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50 years of space exploration by Sean McNaughton for National Geographic. Click.

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Day and Night

The population density of Manhattan during the day, versus the population density at night. via ; via

Graphical History of the American Flag : infothesis

Aiming for Hooray in 2010…

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Copper—which is everywhere around you—will be gone in about 61 years; antimony—widely used in medicines—will be depleted in 20 years; while indium, rhodium, platinum, or silver—which are present in many essential consumer electronics—won’t last much longer. And those estimations are only valid if we manage to consume half of what we are consuming now.

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Graphic Sociology » American Public Transportation - Costs and Usage

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Here’s my favorite new fact about N.C.A.A. basketball: teams that are behind by one point at halftime are actually more likely to win than teams that are one point ahead (via When Losing Leads to Winning - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com)

Visits to Yahoo! mail were up 3% year over year in February. Windows Live Mail visits were down 25% and Gmail nearly doubled visits, up 88% year over year.

Yahoo! Mail More than One Third of Yahoo! Traffic - Hitwise Intelligence via 1FPS

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