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| Posted on: May 4th, 2008 | Categories: Fun, Personal, Representation, Technology | No Comments »
Other related posts and pages: |Information is beautiful | Representing DNA as code | Obama at MSU | The making of “Editing is Cool” | The end of practical obscurity |

Just found out about this website www.zipskinny.com, a great example of how the web makes information easily available. This website allows you to enter your US zip code, and see US Census data and comparisons with neighboring ZIP codes (or other ZIP codes, upto to 20 of them, that you enter in by hand). It also provides multiple representations o the data, comparing it to national averages and so on. Pretty cool. Take a look at what my ZIP code looks like: Get data for Okemos MI.


| Posted on: May 4th, 2008
Other related posts and pages: |Information is beautiful | Representing DNA as code | Obama at MSU | The making of “Editing is Cool” | The end of practical obscurity |


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