I don't normally post simple eye candy, but this is way cool. And it's not just eye candy.
Have a look.
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Tuesday, November 14, 2006
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- Sean Aqui
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- Sean Aqui is a pen name, derived from the Irish word for storyteller, "seanachie". I'm a 39-year-old married father of two, living in a suburb of the Twin Cities. In college I went through ROTC, graduating with a commission as a second lieutenant, Armor branch. I spent five months at Fort Knox, Ky., in the early 1990s, learning to operate M1 tanks. But the end of the Cold War meant a Reserve slot for me, and I started a civilian career in graphic design. I'm politically moderate, though I'm more liberal on social issues and more conservative on fiscal issues. I'm practically libertarian about civil liberties. I support a strong military, but believe it should be used judiciously. We should ask our men and women in uniform to risk their lives only for the most defensible reasons.
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2 comments:
Now that is totally cool.
I think this demonstrates how the line between data visualization and art is growing increasingly blurred.
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