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Energy Map of America

Thomas Seliweynd — Sat, 10 May 2008 12:00:32 +0000

Where are the major oil fields in the US? How about the Nuclear power plants or coal fields? What parts have the most solar energy potential? MSNBC took data from various US departments and created a rough outline of where these energy sources are.

The maps are a bit overloaded with typical “local news” style background imagery so here they are with a higher contrast and simplified view.

Solar Potential Nuclear Plants Electrical Grid Geothermal Potential Wind Potential Biomass Potential Natural Gas Lines Oil Fields Hydroelectric Capacity Coal Fields

source MSNBC

US Map of Male vs Female Singles

Thomas Seliweynd — Mon, 05 May 2008 12:00:46 +0000

National Geographic has released a US national map of the number of single single men and women. The disparity between the two is seemingly in line with the old saying” Go West! young man, go west”.

If you are a determinedly single woman and want to be part of a larger pool of consumers then Chicago, Philadelphia & NYC seem to be the place for you….. and the men who want to change your mind.

Visa versa if you are a single male and just want to work without the distraction then you seemingly live in San Francisco, LA, Las Vegas & Austin. As we all know those places have long lines of people hoping to attract the attention of those single men.

source: National Geographic

Interactive Graph of 08′ Pres. Nomine Funds

Thomas Seliweynd — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 09:10:53 +0000

A constantly updated breakdown of the finances of the 2008 US Presidential Nominees. Broken down by cash on hand, expenses, donations by committee and individual & many others.

source: Associated Press

Graph of US Average Income

Thomas Seliweynd — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 12:00:42 +0000

A graph of average income (1913-2004) that was built by Visualizing Economics. The graph shows a data mix that includes capital gain and income.

source: Visualizing Economics