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Laura Javier | Elements of Happiness

How can a life be visualized? Can a happy life be captured in numbers and diagrams? The Harvard Study of Adult Development is the longest prospective study of mental and physical well-being ever conducted. For 72 years, researchers at Harvard have been following 824 individuals through war, career, marriage and divorce, parenthood and grandparenthood, and old age. In this book, I've taken 10 representative case studies and visualized their salient character traits, personal timeline, social supports, and physical health to draw conclusions about "the happy life."

Quantified Self Guide

http://quantifiedself.com/guide/ Digifit The Digifit ecosystem is a full suite of Apple apps that records heart rate, pace, speed, cadence, and power of your running, cycling and other athletic endeavors. Data can be uploaded to the well established training sites Training Peaks and New Leaf. The ecosystem is is split up into the Digifit™, iCardio™, iRunner™, iBiker™, iSpinner™ and iPower™ apps. To utilize the full functionality of the app you must purchase the Digifit Connect ANT+ dongle and and the purchase of an advanced functionality App. URL: http://digifit.com/

Map My Summer: What Does an Australian Summer Look Like on YouTube?

http://infosthetics.com/archives/2011/02/youtube_map_my_summer_what_does_an_australian_summer_look_like_in_video.html YouTube Map My Summer [youtube.com] is a new YouTube experiment that tries to provide a more meaningful interface to recently submitted Australian videos. In the end, the project should create a compelling archive of the events, experiences and people from all around Australia during summer (remember, it is summer now down under). In essence, the project tries to filter the related metadata according to the categories Activity, People or Place, while it maps all the videos on a (unfortunately invisible...) map of Australia. As a result, people can discover those specific videos that take place on a beach, show extraterrestrials, or somehow relate to a wedding. In addition, statistical data about the submitted movies according to their geographical location can be discovered through interactive donut graphs that are colored according to the three categories. Via Visualising Data .

moritz.stefaner.eu - Map your moves

Data This map distills more than 4000 moves from over 1700 people, collected in an informal survey by WNYC , a New York based public radio station. For generating the geo–coordinates from the entered ZIP codes, I used the free bulk geocoder at gpsvisualizer.com . I did not check every single data row in detail, so a few of the moves might be misrepresented. Mapping http://moritz.stefaner.eu/projects/map%20your%20moves/
http://blog.blprnt.com/blog/blprnt/got-a-better-idea-some-thoughts-on-evolution-fitness-creativity

A Better Idea? Some Thoughts on Evolution, Fitness & Creativity

Over the next little while, I will be publishing a series of posts that document some ideas and discussions that I have presented in talks and lectures over the last few years. This somewhat quickly-written post is a discussion of fitness landscapes and evolutionary computing, which expands on a part of a presentation titled ‘Emergence’ that I gave several times in 2008 & 2009. Navigating Fitness Landscapes Many of us, in one way or another, do things that require us to come up with good ideas. Indeed, most of us are looking not only for good ideas, but the best ones – within whichever framework or context we are operating in. How often, if ever, do we find that best idea?

Feltron 2010 Annual Report: Infographically Reconstructing his Father's Life

If you are just like me, you might have been anxiously waiting for the day Nicholas Felton would finally release the 6th volume of the infographic series titled the "Feltron Annual Reports". Back in 2005 , it set the beginning of the crazy and potentially self-destructing " viral " infographic rage we know all too well today . So here is version 2010 [feltron.com], visually seductive and detailed as ever, revealing various personal self-tracking parameters that range from international travels and weather reports to US naturalizations and electrocardiogram measurements. The catch? This year's report seems not to deal about Nicholas Felton himself, but focuses solely on his father, reconstructed by the calendars, slides and other artifacts in Nicholas' possession. http://infosthetics.com/archives/2011/02/feltron_2010_annual_report_reconstructing_his_fathers_life.html

The Data-Driven Life

That is, some of us do. Others use data. A timer running on Robin Barooah’s computer tells him that he has been living in the United States for 8 years, 2 months and 10 days. At various times in his life, Barooah — a 38-year-old self-employed software designer from England who now lives in Oakland, Calif. — has also made careful records of his work, his sleep and his diet. A few months ago, Barooah began to wean himself from coffee. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/02/magazine/02self-measurement-t.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all

Self-tracking links to get you started

http://quantifiedself.com/self-tracking-links-to-get-you-started/ About the Quantified Self A place for people interested in self-tracking to gather, share knowledge and experiences, and discover resources. Learn more
http://www.good.is/posts/the-quantified-self-you-are-your-data

The Quantified Self: You Are Your Data - Boing Boing on GOOD

Boing Boing 's David Pescovitz on better living through extensive self-measurement
( ), il s’est appliqué à faire du « bernard l’ermite centred design ». Car oui, vous connaissez certainement la condition du Bernard l’ermite, qui grandit au fur et à mesure de sa vie et doit donc se trouver une carapace de plus en plus grande. Ce changement d’habitation ne se fait pas sans peine et c’est ainsi que Peter a décidé d’aider notre animal à se pavaner avec une carapace sur mesure et… très élégante ! ou des animaux n’est pas nouvelle dans le monde de l’art, cependant, les imprimantes 3D facilement accessibles et utilisables permettent aujourd’hui de réparer, corriger, améliorer et créer le monde qui nous entoure, et pourquoi pas la nature qui nous entoure ? Imaginez une imprimante 3D qui crée des choses en bois,

Design Haptique | Graphisme & interactivité blog par Geoffrey Dorne

http://graphism.fr/category/592/design-haptique/
Bonsoir Fin d’une grosse journée, pourquoi ne pas apprécier cette série de clichés d’un reporter de guerre , tous réalisés avec un iPhone ! Réalisées par David Guttenfelder, ces photos ont été prises en Afghanistan pendant les affrontements armés. Le défit est là, l’objet téléphone, plus “discret” et commun qu’un appareil photo permet, peut-être, de se dédouaner de certaines contraintes de la photographie ? Je pense que oui ! > En savoir plus

Reporter de guerre avec un iPhone. | Graphisme & interactivité blog par Geoffrey Dorne

Un appareil qui prend en photo toute votre vie… | Graphisme & interactivité blog par Geoffrey Dorne

Hello Voici un objet vraiment intéressant d’un point de vue humain. Cette appareil photo, vous pouvez la considérer comme le pendentif qui enregistrera tous les moments de votre vie.
Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Pour les articles homonymes, voir Kawara . On Kawara ( 河原 温 , Kawara On ? ) , né en 1933 à Kariya au Japon , est un artiste contemporain , célèbre pour ses séries de dates peintes jour après jour depuis la fin des années 1960.

On Kawara