As one MetafilÂter comÂmenter put it, this visuÂalÂizaÂtion is cool and creepy at once. AssemÂbled by Brad FlyÂon, the visuÂalÂizaÂtion gives you a feel for the qualÂiÂtaÂtive rhythm of births and deaths in the U.S.. (ForÂtuÂnateÂly the births exceed deaths by a sigÂnifÂiÂcant marÂgin.) When you enter the visuÂalÂizaÂtion, you’ll want to give things a few moments to get going. And you can mouse over parts of the map to get more data.
The visuÂalÂizaÂtion itself was creÂatÂed with the folÂlowÂing (and I’m quotÂing FlyÂon verÂbaÂtim here):
- The 2010 popÂuÂlaÂtion data for “Places” from US CenÂsus, which conÂtains cenÂsus inforÂmaÂtion for about 30,000 “places” (cities, towns, cenÂsus desÂigÂnatÂed places, etc.) in the US
- The 2010 popÂuÂlaÂtion data for US counÂties
- An annuÂal birth rate of 13.5 births per thouÂsand from page 67 of the U.S. CenÂsus Bureau, StaÂtisÂtiÂcal Abstract of the UnitÂed States: 2012
- An annuÂal death rate of 8.1 deaths per thouÂsand from page 81 of the U.S. CenÂsus Bureau, StaÂtisÂtiÂcal Abstract of the UnitÂed States: 2012
amazÂing!
link is broÂken
Je voudrais voir le film Flic ou VoyÂou, avec Jean-Paul BelÂmonÂdo, de Georges LautÂner.
1979