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- Postgenomic Postgenomic collects posts from hundreds of science blogs and then does useful and interesting things with that data.
- Signal vs. Noise
- hyperexperience for a better sense of reality
- Electro^Plankton A blog about design, technology, music and fashion.
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Driving East
The ideal of the open road has served as a way to examine contemporary life and the nature of change and growth. Some have taken this fascination with movement and ...
The One and Only
The Lonely Candidate explores the way in which contemporary political rhetoric has overused a simple word and simultaneously reduced innovation and individualism to a level of triteness. The blog records instances of presidential candidates (with some ...
Punditry, a Spectrum Thereof
Lying in Ponds tries to quantify political writing by rating popular authors and analysts according to the tone and context in which they use key terms. Staff members download columns and flag ...
Designing Baseball
One of our favorite designers is at it again. Lokesh Dhakar illustrates baseball pitches so that you can understand them. If you aren't familiar with Lokesh's name, you're probably familiar with ...
Thoughts on News: Intertextualizing out of the Prolefeed
I've spent a bit of time thinking about news lately. Youtube has an interesting feature. When you're watching a video on youtube it shows you a short selection of related ...
Journey to the West
Shaun Huston, professor of Geography and Film Studies at Western Oregon University, created Visualizing the West to provide a forum for artists and scholars interested in ...
Blogging the Wasteland
Worst Places in the World combines Google Earth images with well-researched, insightful commentary on some of the globe's most unpleasant issues. The site documents environmental racism, conflict, and the spread of invasive ...
Some Unusual Suspects
In case you haven't noticed, this space has become a lot more collaborative in the past two weeks. We've begun featuring some additional writers and cross posting some articles from other collaborative ...
Mousetrack, now with visualization.
We've got the mousetrack visualizations working (go to the experimenter list here to check it out, follow the visualize link). Some notes: There are preferences, but I wouldn't even go into them right ...
The Recycled Challenge - Wordpress Theme Contest
The collaborative has come into a little bit of money. To celebrate we'll be holding a little contest to for the recycled canvas theme. This seems fairly timely considering the nice ...
Building Community: Featured Experimenters
We've been running the experiment for a little while now (a little over two weeks) and as always, we've gotten a ton of data. More interesting then that though are the kinds ...
I’m here to fix your *ahem* database.
Good Magazine showcases some interesting statistics and graphs about internet pornography on the 'appropriate' medium. Possibly not a safe for work video (there is no nudity but it is definitely risque). ...
[release] Personal Zeitgeist
The personal zeitgeist is a small project that builds on top of SimplePie to offer a personal rss aggregator to the distributed individual. We might be doing a little more with this ...
Notes from the recycling center (week one)
A few days into our recycled experiment and there are already some neat things happening. We've seen quite a few downloads (500 or so) of the theme both from here as well ...
Additional notes on Recycled Canvas
I just wanted to write some additional notes to anyone downloading the theme to try out. It is customizable, and the view you see when you install it isn't the only option. The ...