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ALT A stacked bar chart showing the number of Kia or Hyundai thefts and "other" vehicle thefts in Chicago from Jan 2019 to December 2022. From Jan 2019 to around June 2022, total number of vehicle thefts increased slightly, and the number of stolen cars that were either a Kia or Hyundai remained small (around 5-8% of all thefts). Starting in July 2022, the total number of stolen cars increased quickly, and by September had doubled the average monthly count for the first half of the year. The number of "other" vehicles stolen remained relatively steady, while the number of Kia and Hyundais stolen increased dramatically, making up around 58% of all stolen cars by October 2022, and decreasing slightly to 55% in December 2022.
ALT Bl.ocks.org, you were a tough old nut to crack. You were a place where we could test our mettle, where we could see just how far our coding skills and creativity could take us. But you were also a fickle beast, always ready to send us spiraling into frustration and despair with your bugs and glitches. You were the kind of place that could break a person, or make them stronger. But through it all, we kept coming back to you, drawn by the promise of creating something truly special. And more often than not, we came out the other side triumphant, with a newfound appreciation for the power of data visualization. So as I stand here today, bidding farewell to you, bl.ocks.org, I can't help but feel a sense of sadness and nostalgia. You were a rough and tumble place, but you were also a place of great beauty and meaning. You will be missed, but your impact will live on in the work of all those who knew and loved you. Rest in peace, bl.ocks.org. You will always have a special place in our
ALT Jim V staring oddly at three books arranged on his dresser.
ALT a stacked bar chart of meaningful ratings from the American Time Use Survey. caring for others and things at the top
ALT It takes about 9 years from popular adoption for a slang word to enter the NYT crossword
ALT "PHAT" becomes normalized in the crossword since it showed up in the late 80's
ALT Illustration of Stefanie Posavec overlayed onto nine isometric boxes. The colors are black, white, red, blue, green, and yellow.