Ruby Forge Statistics 2008 October 28

El ratio de participación en Vizcaya es inversamente proporcional a la densidad demográfica #elecciones22m #democraciarealya

One of the statistics to be displayed on the screen.

Filtering a given user

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2009 blog statistics - MyMobileAdventures.com

Don't know if everyone else noticed this ages ago but I just found the expanded stats service on flickr, its fanfuckingtastic. Probably now gonna have to spend all weekend going through my referrer stats to work out which groups I post to that an utter waste of time...

By the way, if you see this Jon I think this proves you're DEFINITELY allowed to keep working on the memory process - nearly the whole list of referrers for this photo (it goes on waaay below the end of this screen grab) is photos in your stream, or your photos in groups. :-)

Flickr awards me an M for , er, Magnificent?

It's just statistics, Toms.

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This graph is created by R function plot() and rect().

Gathered using ExposurePlot (free download). Guess I'm very predictable:

30% at 10 mm (15 mm equivalent in 35 mm format)

20% at f11

47% at 1/60

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Yeah, i know that 1111 isn`t a much, but it`s cool to catch such numbers))

First two years of statistics from wheelbike.blogspot.com/

From the Police Blotter, Thresher, 8/25/06

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All the details.

toy marketis shrinking each year. Maybe, because of low birth rate in Japan. However, some people say low birth rate makes people able to spend more money for each child because economical reasonis not only reason for not having children.

Learning Traffic Principles the fun way - with toys!

11 December 2025. Jakarta, Hands-On Workshop Food Loss Index Project.

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