#weeklycharts

[magrit-alessa]

My weekly chart (05 Jul 2021 - 11 Jul 2021)

That what I like. That what surrounds me. That what creates my mood.

*Created by my preferences only*

Аll 10 chart positions in 6 minutes here --> https://youtu.be/5tBzkGIKbLU

10. Andrew Rothschild - Ren

9. Romare - Sunshine

8. BREAK IN - LAWG

7. Låpsley - First

6. WEIRDO (IYES) - 321MEOUT

5. LANY - you!

4.James Righton - Start

3. Two People - I Was Wrong Thinking You Were Right

2. James Blake - Godspeed

1.Jamala - Вірю в тебе

[wetalktrade]

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[7raniagirls]

Keep voting!

That list isn’t the only one out there! Go find more and vote to get our girlies on/higher up on those lists as well!

~♡

[bushrodmusic]

It’s official. Shoutout to the independent artists topping this week’s chart. Keep cranking up the volume on your weekly favorites. Thanks for tuning in. #topcrankedup #bushrodmusicradio #weeklychart https://www.instagram.com/p/COqAeTaJghT/?igshid=1lzg3ep9jordh

[colorfulstains]

Floral Chore Chart - Weekly Chore Chart - Chore Chart for Busy Moms & Kids

Plan your chores and get organised for the week ahead with my super handy Floral Chore Chart.

It's an old school concept but Checking Off my Weekly Chore Chart has become a total game changer for me over the last few months.

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[djlonestarofficial]

#xauusd #gold #weeklychart #technicalanalysis #doubletop on #4hourchart at #resistance #rsi is #overbought potential #trendreversal to the next #support #priceaction #chartpatterns #candlestickpatterns Wait for Friday #goldrush #leipzigtradingclub (hier: Leipzig, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsd9aksgcR3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=14nkffqk77315

[magrit-alessa]

My weekly chart (28 Jun 2021 - 04 Jul 2021)

That what I like. That what surrounds me. That what creates my mood.

*Created by my preferences only*

Аll 10 chart positions in 6 minutes here -> https://youtu.be/ljGmvsnm960

10. Jim-E Stack · Bearface - One Shot

9. Braii - Wake Me up in the Next Life

8. Phantogram - Mister Impossible

7. Choir Boy - It's Over

6. TWO LANES & Panama - Rolling Back

5. THE HARDKISS - Сестра

4. Dephzac - Rolling Faith (Original Mix)

3. Måneskin - Are You Ready?

2. Tyga - Floss In The Bank

1. Radio 4 - Enemies Like This

[capital10x]

Weekly Charts with Rhum (XBB, IBIO, TWTR, AC)

Rhum breaks down the charts for the hottest tickers last week: iShares Bond Index (XBB), iBio (IBIO), Twitter (TWTR), and Air Canada (AC). #stocks #investing Read the full article

[7raniagirls]

Third attempt but go vote for BPRanai! Tweet from A1STSherlock "In this Kpop Fan Chart BP RaNia has ranked 28 and 38! https://t.co/DlHpW0aZez Thanks for the tip @soneinlove8 https://t.co/8OUZG5PDg1 " Send love to soneinlove8 on twitter! ~♡

[tradersir]

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[bushrodmusic]

It’s official. Thanks for cranking up the volume on your weekly favorites. Did you know that cranking up the BrM radio App volume allows you to register your favorites at-will? Get the radio App. It’s a free download. And finally, shoutout to the featured independent music contributors topping this week’s chart. We salute you for sharing your music with our listeners. #topcrankedup #weeklychart #music #tadioapp# bushrodmusicradio https://www.instagram.com/p/CKP2Ve5M3Fh/?igshid=1tmg5bxd5jbqy

[hackernewsrobot]

How to Read a Log Scale

https://blog.datawrapper.de/weeklychart-logscale/ Comments

[kristinaiid]

Concrete Data

http://ig-legacy.ft.com/content/6ab558d2-e292-11e3-a829-00144feabdc0#axzz5no4H0ZWMFor this project I want to visualise the data from the 2019 European Elections and compare it to the 2014 ones - to examine the effect of Brexit on the results.

To begin I began looking at the different ways that media visualised the last results, as well as interesting political data visualisations. This is a collection I think will be relevant to my own design.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/ng-interactive/2014/may/25/european-elections-uk-results

The Guardian has a simple but easy to understand map, which shows percentage vote share in a ring diagram and then the individual break down of each voting region. I really like how they have used actual human-shaped figures to represent the candidates instead of a square or circle as this is one less abstraction the users have to process.

However, I think it is slightly confusing that they show the state of the prior election in a horizontal order as this makes it difficult to compare to the vertically ordered winners in the current election.

http://ig-legacy.ft.com/content/6ab558d2-e292-11e3-a829-00144feabdc0#axzz5no4H0ZWM

The Financial times was the only big newspaper that opted to show the UK’s results in the context of the European Parliament Parties - though it is kind of hard to match the National party to the European one as this is only done through colour coding. I think it’s important to include this context as a lot of people don’t know about the European parties.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/eu/10859320/EU-elections-the-political-map-of-Europe.html

The telegraph decided to sort the MEP’s by into their Parliamentary parties and show each country as the colour of the party with the most seats. I think this is very reductive as the proportional vote means that most countries have many different parties representing them - so to declare a “winner” for each one is kind of pointless. Secondly the average UK citizen wouldn’t know that the British conservative party MEP’s sit with the European Conservatives and Reformists Group or that UKIP sit with the  Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy Group so it’s very confusing in the way it is presented. To add to the chaos they haven't used the full names of each party so it’s hard for people to do further research.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_European_Parliament_election_in_the_United_Kingdom#/media/File:European_Parliament_election_2004_-_UK_results.png

I like the way Wikipedia illustrates the distribution of seats as you can see a lot more information at first glance and by adding the blocks on top it solves the problem of trying to colour each region in several different colours.

https://blog.datawrapper.de/weeklychart-eumap/

This is an interesting visualisation showing where MEP’s in the different European Parliament Parties come from. Rather than trying to cram all the information into one map - sometimes a multiple map response can be allow us to see and compare data more easily.

http://www.ashley-kirk.com/2017/07/how-each-uk-newsroom-visualised-general.html

This is graph to show swing in the General Election. I really like the clarity the slopegraph provides as it is really easy to see the change in each party between the 2 years. It cuts out a lot of the extra information that makes graphs difficult to read.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/11/08/us/elections/how-trump-pushed-the-election-map-to-the-right.html?_r=0

This graph from the 2016 American Election is another way to show swing. The red arrows show swing towards the republicans and the blue to the democrats. Their size also varies based on % swing. This makes it super easy to see where Trump was most effective in turning voters.

The official results page for the EU results is very well done. There is a comparison tool which lets you compare the delegations of different countries. Within the semicircle you can compare each country to the parliaments make up by looking at the outer ring. Their main page allows you to see how each country voted and how the national parties map to parliamentary ones.

What I aim to do with my project is focus specifically on the UK and how Brexit has influenced the outcome of this election.