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It seems like just yesterday was Friday. Here we are already with another Weekly What?
Places to go, things to look at, and one question...We've been getting reports that some readers are missing meetings and sending incoming calls straight to voicemail because they're so engrossed with the MDS Weekly What? We're flattered that we're managing to cause such a disruption in your workday, but, please, get back to work before you all cause another economic crisis due to your decreased work output! Well, no big rush. Maybe take just a few more minutes and look at just ONE more link. And swinging by our Facebook page to leave your reply to our Weekly What? question will only take another minute. THEN you can get back to returning those calls and rescheduling your meetings. We'll see you there! 
Pie charts! Are they the worst way to visualize data?For some reason pie charts seem to have a pretty poor reputation. Spend a few minutes searching the web and you’ll turn up plenty of articles throwing the pie chart under the proverbial bus. “Don’t ever, ever EVER use a pie chart! Kittens die every time someone uses a pie chart!!!” Continue reading >> See these buttons? DO NOT press them!Yes... lots of shiny, happy buttons. The exist only to be clicked. (Tip: Turn down the volume on your computer first.) Get clicking! >> And now a message from our sponsor...Yeah, we're tooting our own horn! We recently launched a couple of web site redesigns: Centerline Driving School and Paddledry Canoe Covers. "The disappearing face of New York."A really great gallery of storefronts in New York City. It's unfortunate that these are rusting relics of a bygone age. We cringe when we see the bland, generic back-lit red lettering most shops in strip-malls seem to use. Go see! >> Sometimes quotation "marks" are necessary, sometimes they're "unnecessary."We don't know about you, but there's something that really bugs us about the incorrect "usage" of quotation marks. This blog rounds up all the worst "offenders." A visual treat for writers and grammar wonks out there. "Read" more >> iPad games for your cat. No kidding.iPad games for cats. All they need now are opposable thumbs and we're all doomed. The video is still cute! >> |
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