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Author: Teresa Alpuim
Date: 2009
Description: Graph showing the concentrations of chemical oxygen at two sites (Ponte Trofa and Santo Tirso), both in regions of much activity in the textile industry, before and after the installation of wastewater treatment stations.
Source: Courtesy of the author
Image and caption provided by: Teresa Alpuim (DEIO/FCUL)
God damn nice webstats software. Don't get your hopes up for looking in my stats, these stats are very un-typical since it's only been on for 24 hours.
15 November 2018, Rome Italy - Global Strategy to Improve Agricultural and Rural Statistics, Final Conference, 14-16 November 2018, FAO Headquarters (Red Room).
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/AlessandraBenedetti. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO.
Beer does his body good.
Skol beer is one of the top favorite beers in Brazil. Statistics show that Brazilian per year consume 47.6 Liters of this Pilsner. That's about 12.6 Gallons of Beer in one persona guts.
1million bottles alone are purchased. Not including the cans. And according to "Vital Statistics" by Paul Grobman "The percentage by which others increase in atractiveness after several bottles of beer is...25%."
...So.uhmmm
How do i Look?
Check out their site, it's made in Africa. And distributed worldwide. Ps the site has loud music, make sure to have the volume down if you're at the office, In case your boss minds.
What utter shite.
The desperation of the irrelevant.
Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic G1.
Author: Teresa Alpuim
Date: 2009
Description: Distribution of wealth in the world: the height of the bars corresponds to the GDP per capita of each decile of the population. The deciles are ordered from the countries with lowest to the highest GDP per capita. GDP per capita is expressed in U.S. dollars with purchasing power parity (PPP), ie, where the original one dollar value was adjusted to the standard of living of each country.
Source: Courtesy of the author
Image and caption provided by: Teresa Alpuim (DEIO/FCUL)
This is a skype window, showing statistics for a call made on Oct 14 2009, between Gothenburg Swede and Abbottabad Pakistan.
According to statistics the child of a teen mother has a low chance of finishing high school much less going to college. My son did both!
These are the hits to my photostream during Nov '10.
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God damn nice webstats software. Don't get your hopes up for looking in my stats, these stats are very un-typical since it's only been on for 24 hours.
So I had the pleasure of attending a good friend's birthday at the start of last month, and just happened to snap a photo of the wonderful Nikita Kashner in all her lovey, whimsical beauty coming down a slide.
All I did was tag her in the photo, and this is the statistical spike resulting. 370 photo views, 28 photostream views, 3 comments, and three favourites.
It goes to show, everybody likes Kitta.
Author: Teresa Alpuim
Date: 2009
Description: Statistical graph that estimates the spatial correlation of precipition in a certain area.
Source: Courtesy of the author
Image and caption provided by: Teresa Alpuim (DEIO/FCUL)
Wheatpasted statistics about homelessness in the thick of the pandemic lockdown. With a Here's How You Can Help! flyer.
Hi all
last weeks statistics of countries that watch sparrowhawk island to see this magnificent bird,when hawks nest i can get up to 40 000 hits a week. regards Dave
India with 338 sessions (4.1% of all sessions)
Russia with 140 sessions (1.7% of all sessions)
Malaysia with 130 sessions (1.6% of all sessions)
Indonesia with 102 sessions (1.2% of all sessions)
Singapore with 83 sessions (1.0% of all sessions)
Israel with 80 sessions (1.0% of all sessions)
Hong Kong with 70 sessions (0.8% of all sessions)
Vietnam with 68 sessions (0.8% of all sessions)
Thailand with 59 sessions (0.7% of all sessions)
Japan with 52 sessions (0.6% of all sessions)
Philippines with 50 sessions (0.6% of all sessions)
South Korea with 35 sessions (0.4% of all sessions)
Saudi Arabia with 31 sessions (0.4% of all sessions)
Taiwan with 31 sessions (0.4% of all sessions)
Iran with 22 sessions (0.3% of all sessions)
Pakistan with 21 sessions (0.3% of all sessions)
China with 19 sessions (0.2% of all sessions)
Kuwait with 11 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Sri Lanka with 10 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
United Arab Emirates with 10 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Jordan with 6 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Kazakhstan with 6 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Azerbaijan with 5 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Macau with 5 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Bangladesh with 5 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Breakdown of Traffic from the Continent of Europe
Great Britain with 660 sessions (7.9% of all sessions)
Germany with 414 sessions (5.0% of all sessions)
Poland with 190 sessions (2.3% of all sessions)
France with 190 sessions (2.3% of all sessions)
Italy with 175 sessions (2.1% of all sessions)
Spain with 159 sessions (1.9% of all sessions)
Netherlands with 154 sessions (1.9% of all sessions)
Romania with 97 sessions (1.2% of all sessions)
Norway with 94 sessions (1.1% of all sessions)
Turkey with 92 sessions (1.1% of all sessions)
Portugal with 68 sessions (0.8% of all sessions)
Sweden with 66 sessions (0.8% of all sessions)
Hungary with 63 sessions (0.8% of all sessions)
Czech Republic with 63 sessions (0.8% of all sessions)
Greece with 59 sessions (0.7% of all sessions)
Belgium with 53 sessions (0.6% of all sessions)
Ukraine with 42 sessions (0.5% of all sessions)
Bulgaria with 35 sessions (0.4% of all sessions)
Austria with 34 sessions (0.4% of all sessions)
Croatia with 32 sessions (0.4% of all sessions)
Lithuania with 29 sessions (0.3% of all sessions)
Slovakia with 28 sessions (0.3% of all sessions)
Finland with 28 sessions (0.3% of all sessions)
Denmark with 28 sessions (0.3% of all sessions)
Switzerland with 26 sessions (0.3% of all sessions)
Breakdown of Traffic from the Continent of North America
United States with 2251 sessions (27.1% of all sessions)
Canada with 172 sessions (2.1% of all sessions)
Puerto Rico with 17 sessions (0.2% of all sessions)
Panama with 7 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Barbados with 1 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Dominican Republic with 1 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Mexico with 1 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Saint Vincent and Grenadi with 1 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Breakdown of Traffic from the Continent of South America
Uruguay with 232 sessions (2.8% of all sessions)
Colombia with 12 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Breakdown of Traffic from the Continent of Australia and Oceana
Australia with 183 sessions (2.2% of all sessions)
New Zealand with 15 sessions (0.2% of all sessions)
New Caledonia with 3 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Guam with 1 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Breakdown of Traffic from the Continent of Antarctica
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Breakdown of Traffic from the Continent of Africa
Mauritius with 72 sessions (0.9% of all sessions)
Sudan with 12 sessions (0.1% of all sessions)
Tunisia with 4 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Kenya with 2 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Morocco with 2 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
South Africa with 2 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Gabon with 1 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Nigeria with 1 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
Seychelles with 1 sessions (0.0% of all sessions)
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منتدى أستراتيجيات وسائل الإعلام ومنتدى التØليل الإØصائي للعام 2014
SOFA Statistics wins the Open Source People's Choice Award.
New Zealand Open Source Awards 2012 ceremony in Wellington on 7 November 2012
Miriam Miller (our group translator and guide) describes the statistics for January 2006 collected at CCAMYN on those that pass through their doors:
Total: 86% Men, 13% Women
Origin: 24% Chipas, 21% Veracruz, 15% Peublo, 15% Oaxaca
Destination: 23% California, 17% Arizona, 12% Florida
Religion: 72% Catholic, 8% "believers", 7% nothing
Attempt (number): 58% first, 27% second, 8% more
Previously Deported: 52% yes, 48% no (haven't crossed yet)
Injured/Robbed in Transit to Altar: 24% yes, 76% no
Reason for Migrating to US: 91% "economic shortfall", 9% reunite with a loved one