a map of people in chicago going to work and then going home via their geotagged tweets (via gapersblock)
Is this the structure of Chicago? (by Eric Fischer)
I let him know that I was feeling for him,” Howard said. “It’s not a nice place to be. I’ve been there before, a long, long time ago, and that was why I didn’t celebrate.
–Tim Howard talking about Adam Bogdan
just so classy
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Tim is the definition of class…everyone take notes.
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“We all have access to pretty much the same information sources, aside from the investigation and journalism that people at news agencies perform. There’s enough out there for someone who simply wants to be a helpful guide, to plant their flag and be a good resource for whatever it is they’re interested in. You can use RSS, Twitter, Storify, Storyful and any number of other tools to stay on top of what is happening and be a human filter for what I should be looking at.”
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George Dawes Green started The Moth fourteen years ago, this you might already know. There are about nine sentences written in every article about the so-called storytelling scene in New York and this is one of them, so apologies if you’ve read it a thousand times. When George called me up…
Time to roll this out again. The myth that republicans are interested in lowering the debt.
This chart shows the amount of debt increased by the party in power in congress, regardless of the party of the president in power, from 1975 to 2006.
The largest increase in debt was by the republican run congress between 2003 to 2006. A record $555 billion dollar increase in 2003, only to be eclipsed the next year, a $596 billion increase.
The Green lines show completed passes. The blue triangles show shots attempted. The red dots show goals scored.
I think this is the best football related infographic I’ve seen this year. The simplicity is so refreshing, and looking at it, you are actually able to reach conclusions yourself. Its a fantastic infographic because it presents the info but lets you draw the conclusions, most others make the conclusions for you and that is half the fun, isn’t it?
To see the larger graphic covering all the games, visit Umbro
To believe that Facebook will only continue to grow mind/marketshare in 2010 is as shortsighted as believing housing prices could only go up in 2007. THE INTERNET IS CYCLICAL, FADDISH, AND MERITOCRATIC.
–“Andres is 100% correct. We constantly learn this lesson (see: rise and fall of virtually every Internet company over the past 15 years) and yet we never learn this lesson.” - Mike Hudack: Teens Experiencing Facebook Fatigue
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