IBM & MIT worked together to analyze AT&T calling patterns and what emerged were pockets of telephonic connected-ness that often span traditional U.S. State boundaries.
Archive for tag: maps
Dear Representative Tom Marino (R) Pennsylvania, You’re an idiot.
Republican Congressman let’s the world know he has no business being on the Foreign Affairs committee.
Maps Of Africa – A Visual History
BBC launches an online feature concerning African Maps. Excellent resource.
Map of U.S. World Cup Preliminary Match Sites
The U.S. national soccer team will be playing matches in Rustenburg, Johannesburg, and Tshwane/Pretoria against England, Slovenia and Algeria Respectively.
Global Development Aid Flows – InfoViz
Graphic intelligently displays top five and top aid donors and top 20 aid recipients for 2009.
Zip Code Scribble Map of The United States of America
The map above connects each and every U.S. Zip (Postal) Code by line. From: http://eagereyes.org/Applications/ZIPScribbleMap.html
Baseball Infographics At Flip Flop Fly Ball
Craig Robinson, an illustrator extraordinaire, has created a series of wonderful baseball centric infographics for our viewing pleasure.
Osama Bin Laden Location Theorized
Using multiple variant analysis, U.S. Academics hone in on probable location of Osama Bin Laden.
Update: New Travel Section
New section on onepeggenius.com details past travel and travel wishlist
US Presidential Voting Shift Visualization
What might account for a counter-shift to red?
Rob lives and works in the town of Jackson, MS where he leads the interactive department at an awesome advertising and branding agency. Life is slower than most places in Mississippi, and Rob tends to like it that way. Some of his favorite life experiences include sailing across the Atlantic Ocean in a 44ft sloop, learning to speak Swahili while living along the lower slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro, and zipping along the curviest of Mississippi country roads in his VW Rabbit.