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3rd February, 2021 Chapter nine of “The Data Detective” / “How To Make The World Add Up” is all about data visualisation – its power, and its pitfalls. The overarching story is about how one woman launched a public health revolution, armed with a fancy pie chart. I’m fond of the chapter – but how does it look to audiobook listeners? Ah. Obviously the pictures in the audiobook are… well, nonexistent. So here are links to the graphics in question. First, Nigel Holmes’s famous – infamous? – graphic, ‘Diamonds were a girl’s best friend‘, produced for Time magazine in ...

January 28, 2021 JIT Truck Parts' Match Made 12-volt alternator.Aftermarket truck parts distributor JIT Truck Parts announced the launch of its new line of 12-volt starters and alternators under its Match Made private label. Drivers may be quick to blame batteries when their trucks begin making whining noises or have trouble starting, but these could instead be signs of failing starters or alternators. Alternators keep batteries charged to power engines, while starters start the vehicle. The winter season also tends to see a rise in electrical system complications due to engines being ...

A Match Made in Heaven | Mart woman set to donate kidney Jerry Hoffman, a former Mart coach, will donate her kidney to an athlete's mother and longtime friend. Author: Niki Lattarulo (6News) Updated: 11:34 PM CST January 10, 2021 MART, Texas — Many small cities across Central Texas are more than just tight-knit communities, they become families. Mart, Texas is an example of just that, especially for Nikkey Rush Freeman. Freeman moved to Mart from Georgia in the early '80s and graduated from Mart High School in 1988.  "Being a Mart Panther has been the bigges...

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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: While watching college football over the holidays, I was treated to a humorous Match.com commercial titled “A Match Made in Hell.” The short plot went like this: Satan (a highly costumed actor portraying the lord of the damned) had gone on the site and filtered out “joy, happiness, toilet paper, and reason and met his match.” His match was a woman named “2020,” and love was in full bloom. Satan gushed, “She gets me,” and 2020 exclaimed, “It’s just … a perfect match!” Indeed it was. But now, 2020 is history, a...