This video produced by the French design firm H5 with hypnotic music by the Norwegian band Royksopp, displays a beautiful mix of information and graphics, utilizing charts, maps and diagrams. (You might recognize the tune from one of those popular Geico caveman commercials).
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6.18.07 / 10pm
I can’t believe I’m scribbling on a blog. But, Dan, I loved that video. Good-looking site, too.
french artist
In fact, France has one of the lowest percentages of its population aged 15-64 years at work among the OECD countries.e. Including metropolitan
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This is the blog of Dan Weltsch, artist and librarian/information professional. The name of this blog, Boodleheimer, comes from a peculiar character of that name that was featured on a kids comedy record called “The Silly Record” by Stoo Hample, which was a childhood favorite of mine in the early 1960’s. When I was young, this record seemed like the funniest thing that ever existed. The material was originally in Hample’s book, The Silly Book (1961), which has recently been re-issued.Here’s a picture of Boodleheimer:
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