Signs Indicate Queens, NY Street Numbers and House Numbers.
In order that a house number may be of greatest value in indicating
the location of its premises, the number is divided into two parts,
separated by a dash, in which the first part of the number is the
same as that of the nearest cross street or avenue, intersecting
the avenue or street to the west or north, and the second part of
the number represents the distance, as expressed in lot intervals,
between such corner and the house, a number being assigned
for each 20-foot space.
Infosthetics shows time trends.
Data visualization in web browser, with interaction.
New champion: IBM's Many Eyes.
Liked by JHeer and radar.oreilly.
tag cloud, an lternative to zoomclouds.
kizmeet: example:
Visualization and segmentation: Gelman's
Bag of tricks for teaching statistics.
See also Gelman's Data Analysis Using Regression and Multilevel/Hierarchical Models.
Trulia tracks real estate markets; updates in TruliaBlog.
Sample housing market search Great Neck NY, 3 bedroom, 2 bath.
An example of good URL engineering:
trulia.com/NY/Great_Neck/price_0-750000/baths_2-3/.
See also: Zillow.
Comedy, tradedy, romance. The elegant design
of Shakespeare's life work.
Not yet: Browse by or search for work's name Hamlet, character
name Ophelia or search for content text nunnery.
Information architecture artifacts: ia flickr: ia discuss.
Bonus: Flickr's newr interface.
Graph Paper / Christopher Fahey.
Beautiful design, and observations about information architecuture.
Example: full-focus states.
Snap Job Search.
Best use of incremental search partitioning and refinement
of multi-faceted search and browsing.
Snap journal.
Battelle comments.
Visual thinking and marketing by Xplane.
Charmingly illustrated technology and business process graphics
remind me of Richard Scary's Busyown.
Subtraction by NYT designerism and ia by Khoi Vinh.
Net Vibes aggregates information into a personal dashboard.
Like myway.com, or my.yahoo.com, but with perhaps less syndicated content.
Dashboard spy gallery of mangement dashboards and consoles full of KPI
(Key performance indicators).
Update 2006 Dec.: Moved to enterprise-dashboard.com.
Ed Tufte adds,
Tag soup and del.icio.us tags, and now Zoom Clouds of tags.
boxesandarrows has been upgraded.
Looks good.
You can see where the conversations are happening and
who’s having them. Each page posts stats on conversations
and people, so you can quickly find the most interesting,
controversial or insightful moments on the site.
Rely on RSS, not new tags to find new content: undeniably geeky.
Google maps mania charts the
mash ups and applications.
Fetch headlines from Google News on a schedule, then rank
headlines by factors:
* appearance day and time,
* prominence on the google news page,
* number of appearances,
* others;
weighted to estimate referer traffic these links bring to their
source.
Listed are the top scoring stories in recent time periods, followed
by a ranking of sources. More detailed reports are linked-to at the
bottom of each table.
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What exactly is an “Information Architect” or “Information Architecture” ?
Explain it in 10 words or less. And then, take all the words you
need to explain the difference between an information architect and
a designer (not an artist, but a designer).
-- 37signals
findarticles is the poor man's Lexis/Nexis.
Can't find it there ? Try MozBot instead.
43folders for power users and alpha geeks.
Today's tactical equivalent to Seven habits of highly effective people.
GIS realtime for commuting, BusMonster (motd) maps routes through Seattle.
With help by Intelligent Transportation Systems Research Program at UW.
Search for stylized facts or for Coruscation at Mozbot, France's prettier Google.
Riander, travails of a user experience and user-centred desisgn
consultant. Who better to run DUX, aka Design for User Experience ?
The excellent Tom Peters offers pithy business advice for the post-modern
economy. Well organized site.
Clay Shirky on tagsonomy: tags are cheap reader (not author/editor)
supplied metadata, having (at least) these characteristics:
1. It’s made by someone else
2. Its creation requires very few learned rules
3. It’s produced out of self-interest (Corrolary: it is guilt-free)
4. Its value grows with aggregation
5. It does not break when there is incomplete or degenerate data
And this is what’s special about tagging. Lots of people tag links on
del.icio.us.
Tagsonomy by del.icio.us offers well-categorized ontology of topic links.
Craig's List and Google Maps merge, and the result is good.
See for rent and for sale listings plotted on a map,
pins colourized to show availability of pictures,
drill down the matches to a feature set or price band.
Daou Report ia blog portal with refreshed ledes.
Mostly political; page layout shows left is left and right is right.
Clusty headlines are groupable into clusters
by reader-specified criterion.
Clusty shows Stylized Facts as in these clusters:
Market (30)
⇨Growth (17)
⇨Statistical, Empirical (10)
⇨Interest Rates (9)
⇨Bank, Research (7)
⇨Volatility, Modeling (7)
⇨Behavior, Generate (6)
⇨Generate The Stylized Facts (5)
⇨Economic Blog (3)
scholar.google.com searches refereed publications.
Sample search mortgage prepayment modlleing.