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                <h1>Zk | 2010-12-08 19:01:26</h1>
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                <p><span class="tag">blog</span> <span class="tag">fossil</span> <span class="tag">diary</span></p>
<p>Two new aspects visualized: <a href="http://vis.mjs-svc.com/sf/extras/species.html">species</a> and a <a href="http://vis.mjs-svc.com/sf/extras/states.html">choropleth of population for the US</a>. Â I had to grab, shred, and parse the data myself from responses to forum topics (i.e.: members would respond with their location and a moderator would add their name to one enormous list - I had to turn that into JSON with magic), so the data may not be terribly accurate, but some trends may be visible. Â Since they&rsquo;re separate but related, I&rsquo;ve added them to a different section of the site.</p>
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