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Lifestyle
Map: Globesity and Nutrition Data From Around the World
What's the connection between world nutrition and globesity? Take a look at these maps.
Education
Meet the Video Game School of the Future
Attention middle and high school students: You're going to want to go to this school!
Lifestyle
Infographic: A Century of Meat Consumption
A 100 years' worth of data reveals a beef decline and a chicken boom, and also raises the great egg debate—are they meat or not?
Lifestyle
Idea(COMM): Combining Food, Data, and Community at SXSW
This year's SXSW will feature an interactive farm-to-table lunch, sponsored by GOOD—and you're invited!
Lifestyle
Feast Your Eyes: 16 Cents of Each Dollar You Spend on Food Goes to the Farm. What Happens to the Rest?
A new report from the USDA reveals the economic underpinnings of our food system.
Lifestyle
Find Out What Lies Behind Your Favorite NYC Restaurant's Letter Grade
New York City is planning to make a restaurant's hygiene violations available via scannable bar code. Good idea or not?
Culture
Chart: What America Is the Worst At
A new data visualization called "American Shame" highlights the number of things at which America is literally the worst of the worst.
Culture
Impressive Video: What Egypt's Twitter Hashtag Network Looked Like
An interesting visualization of the tweets surrounding the Egyptian revolution shows what a tangled web microblogging weaves.
News
Most Bike Accidents Apparently Bikers' Fault in San Francisco
The Bay Citizen has sifted through every single police report for bicycle accidents over the last two years and assembled a fascinating array of data.
Environment
Memo to Newt: Americans Want EPA to do More, Not Less
Newt Gingrich wants to abolish the "job killing" EPA. The problem: most Americans really like the agency.
Technology
GOOD Design Daily: How to Bring Code for America to Your City
Get hackers and data-obsessives from across the country to work on your urban problems by bringing Code for America to your city.
Lifestyle
Starbucks Is a Trenta-Sized Company
With a workforce larger than the population of Orange, California, Starbucks now sells 87,000 drink combinations in 50 different countries.
Lifestyle
Food for Thinkers: Writing About Numbers to Hack the Food System
Food + Tech Connect's Danielle Gould finds that writing is her most important tool to build a more transparent, data-driven food system.
Technology
Daytum: An App to Help You Track Your Life's Statistics
Now you can obsessively record how many books you read, or how many photos you take, just like Nicholas Felton!
Culture
Stone-Cold Drunk
New 2009 data shows that the "drunkest" cities in America are also some of the coldest—though drinking still doesn't warm you up.
News
What the New Census Data Means
Looking at the changes in the 23rd census.
Culture
But Who Is Google's Person of the Year?
Time got its say on the man of the hour, but whom the world is actually talking about is quite a bit different.
Culture
Pew Report: More Seniors Use Facebook; No One Uses Second Life
There's nothing shocking about the new Pew Internet and American Life Project report, but the information speaks volumes about the way we live...
