I bought Edward Tufte’s The Visual Display of Quantitative Information last week. I’d never heard of the author before, but saw this book referred to in several places and got curious. Apparently the book got into Amazon’s top 100 non-fiction books of the last century. Since a lot of my work involves presenting quantitative information in papers, seminars or lectures, I thought it might be interesting.
I’ve put some more photos from our Florida trip up on Wings Open Wide. This time, all the pictures were taken with my Lomo.
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A bizarre but gripping story about a taxi driver who accidentally founds a religion in the distant future.
A preposterous idea, but it makes for a funny film.
Beautiful, political modern folk with its feet rooted in the past.
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