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ambient status updater - watches skype status reports via pachube to change the appearance of team members (LED's on an arduino)
Pictures from the WebJam of WIF BELGIUM 2010
Pictures from the workshop on Data Visualisation done with @davanac and @caniche
Pictures of @emich and @declencheur
Visualisations by Danish cartoonist Jens Hage of some of the strategy discussions that took place at Climate-KIC's annual strategic retreat in 2013.
Visualisations by Danish cartoonist Jens Hage of some of the strategy discussions that took place at Climate-KIC's annual strategic retreat in 2013.
In Sex and the City, Carrie is in a relationship with Big. She starts to question their joint legal rights when they buy an apartment and so he then asks her to marry him. I took screenshots of Carrie during the fall and rise again of their relationship, from when they were content and he first proposed, looking forward to the wedding, finding out he's not coming, struggling to get over it, finally healing and finding herself again, and then lastly to his second proposal and successful wedding
Here brightness is mapped to (items digitised / shelf metres). So this is a crude attempt to visualise the popularity or interestingness of different series. A series with a lot of shelf metres, but few digitised items, will be dark; a series with fewer metres, but more items digitised, will be bright.
It has been 16 days since I last got out on the bike, but today it was dry... and I had no work to do! Seemed rude not to really.
A quick(ish) lap of The North Face Trail showed that 16 days is long enough to loose a noticeable amount of fitness, the climbs killed me! But it also showed that just thinking about riding (visualising I think coaching types call it) can improve skills. I made good time on the downhill bits as a result, although there was a rather comedy "off" which pitched me from the last stepping stones and deposited the bike in a foot deep bog (I escaped by landing on the rocks!)
Tonight I am sore, but happy. Going to try and get out a couple more times this week. Quite like the new tyres too (Scott Cougar UST jobs which are skinny by my recent standards at only 2.25")