Like Slate Labs
	Where Do Leaders Come From? Nov. 14, 2011
	The Hollywood Career-O-Matic June 6, 2011 See how any actor or director's career has progressed over time, according to Rotten Tomatoes data.
	Javascript Musical Notation May 31, 2011 Interactive musical scores with Javascript.
	David Petraeus' Decorations, Annotated May 18, 2011 An interactive guide to all the stars, medals, and ribbons on the general's uniform.
	The Facebook Astrology Test April 27, 2011 Do your online friends' birthdays line up the way the Zodiac predicts?
	The Slate Jobs Map, Part Three April 19, 2011 Are jobs above or below January 2008 levels?
	The Worst Waves in the World March 17, 2011 Where is the worst place to live if you're afraid of tsunamis?
	Dinner at the Kwik-E-Mart: Food Deserts in America Jan. 19, 2011 Which counties in America have the worst access to healthy food?
	"I Saw Four Green Objects in a Formation" Jan. 11, 2011 Fifteen years of UFO sightings, week by week.
	Where Do Americans Go to Smoke? Nov. 5, 2010 A county-by-county map of smoking rates.
	The Facebook Name Explorer Nov. 1, 2010 Explore how common every name is on Facebook.
	Diabetes on the March Oct. 11, 2010 Watch the rate of diabetes by county rises each year.
	Another Way To Visualize Unemployment Sept. 29, 2010 Patches of green in a sea of unemployment.
	The Slate Job Map Sept. 15, 2010 Has your county recovered from the recession?
	Plain English Aug. 24, 2010 Toggle between the jargon and the translation.
	Brett Favre's Retirement Curve Aug. 5, 2010 A visual history of the quarterback's annual retirement pageant.
	Where Will All the Oil in the Gulf End Up? July 21, 2010 Three interactive versions of how the oil in the Gulf might spread.
	How to Make a 51-Star Flag June 9, 2010 You give us the number of stars we find the pattern for the flag.
	A Political Map of the News April 29, 2010 How partisan are people who read the same things as you?
	The Growth of the Tea Party April 15, 2010 Watch the proliferation of Tea Party groups on Meetup.com since January 2009.
	The Olympic Sap-o-Meter Feb. 15, 2010 A quantitative history of NBC's cheesy Olympics coverage.
	News Dots Oct. 1, 2009 How the every news story connects to every other.
	The Dan Brown Plot Generator Sept. 14, 2009 Choose a city and a shadowy organization and we'll do the rest.
	The Senate Social Network April 28, 2009 What happens when you visualize the Senate by pretending that Senators are only friends with those with vote like them 65 percent of the time?
	Predicting Watchmen's Box Office Returns March 5, 2009 Searching for correlations between reviews and box office returns.

Slate Labs: Experiments in hypermedia

Like Slate Labs
	Where Do Leaders Come From? Nov. 14, 2011
	The Hollywood Career-O-Matic June 6, 2011 See how any actor or director's career has progressed over time, according to Rotten Tomatoes data.
	Javascript Musical Notation May 31, 2011 Interactive musical scores with Javascript.
	David Petraeus' Decorations, Annotated May 18, 2011 An interactive guide to all the stars, medals, and ribbons on the general's uniform.
	The Facebook Astrology Test April 27, 2011 Do your online friends' birthdays line up the way the Zodiac predicts?
	The Slate Jobs Map, Part Three April 19, 2011 Are jobs above or below January 2008 levels?
	The Worst Waves in the World March 17, 2011 Where is the worst place to live if you're afraid of tsunamis?
	Dinner at the Kwik-E-Mart: Food Deserts in America Jan. 19, 2011 Which counties in America have the worst access to healthy food?
	"I Saw Four Green Objects in a Formation" Jan. 11, 2011 Fifteen years of UFO sightings, week by week.
	Where Do Americans Go to Smoke? Nov. 5, 2010 A county-by-county map of smoking rates.
	The Facebook Name Explorer Nov. 1, 2010 Explore how common every name is on Facebook.
	Diabetes on the March Oct. 11, 2010 Watch the rate of diabetes by county rises each year.
	Another Way To Visualize Unemployment Sept. 29, 2010 Patches of green in a sea of unemployment.
	The Slate Job Map Sept. 15, 2010 Has your county recovered from the recession?
	Plain English Aug. 24, 2010 Toggle between the jargon and the translation.
	Brett Favre's Retirement Curve Aug. 5, 2010 A visual history of the quarterback's annual retirement pageant.
	Where Will All the Oil in the Gulf End Up? July 21, 2010 Three interactive versions of how the oil in the Gulf might spread.
	How to Make a 51-Star Flag June 9, 2010 You give us the number of stars we find the pattern for the flag.
	A Political Map of the News April 29, 2010 How partisan are people who read the same things as you?
	The Growth of the Tea Party April 15, 2010 Watch the proliferation of Tea Party groups on Meetup.com since January 2009.
	The Olympic Sap-o-Meter Feb. 15, 2010 A quantitative history of NBC's cheesy Olympics coverage.
	News Dots Oct. 1, 2009 How the every news story connects to every other.
	The Dan Brown Plot Generator Sept. 14, 2009 Choose a city and a shadowy organization and we'll do the rest.
	The Senate Social Network April 28, 2009 What happens when you visualize the Senate by pretending that Senators are only friends with those with vote like them 65 percent of the time?
	Predicting Watchmen's Box Office Returns March 5, 2009 Searching for correlations between reviews and box office returns.

Slate Labs: Experiments in hypermedia

Like Slate Labs
	Where Do Leaders Come From? Nov. 14, 2011
	The Hollywood Career-O-Matic June 6, 2011 See how any actor or director's career has progressed over time, according to Rotten Tomatoes data.
	Javascript Musical Notation May 31, 2011 Interactive musical scores with Javascript.
	David Petraeus' Decorations, Annotated May 18, 2011 An interactive guide to all the stars, medals, and ribbons on the general's uniform.
	The Facebook Astrology Test April 27, 2011 Do your online friends' birthdays line up the way the Zodiac predicts?
	The Slate Jobs Map, Part Three April 19, 2011 Are jobs above or below January 2008 levels?
	The Worst Waves in the World March 17, 2011 Where is the worst place to live if you're afraid of tsunamis?
	Dinner at the Kwik-E-Mart: Food Deserts in America Jan. 19, 2011 Which counties in America have the worst access to healthy food?
	"I Saw Four Green Objects in a Formation" Jan. 11, 2011 Fifteen years of UFO sightings, week by week.
	Where Do Americans Go to Smoke? Nov. 5, 2010 A county-by-county map of smoking rates.
	The Facebook Name Explorer Nov. 1, 2010 Explore how common every name is on Facebook.
	Diabetes on the March Oct. 11, 2010 Watch the rate of diabetes by county rises each year.
	Another Way To Visualize Unemployment Sept. 29, 2010 Patches of green in a sea of unemployment.
	The Slate Job Map Sept. 15, 2010 Has your county recovered from the recession?
	Plain English Aug. 24, 2010 Toggle between the jargon and the translation.
	Brett Favre's Retirement Curve Aug. 5, 2010 A visual history of the quarterback's annual retirement pageant.
	Where Will All the Oil in the Gulf End Up? July 21, 2010 Three interactive versions of how the oil in the Gulf might spread.
	How to Make a 51-Star Flag June 9, 2010 You give us the number of stars we find the pattern for the flag.
	A Political Map of the News April 29, 2010 How partisan are people who read the same things as you?
	The Growth of the Tea Party April 15, 2010 Watch the proliferation of Tea Party groups on Meetup.com since January 2009.
	The Olympic Sap-o-Meter Feb. 15, 2010 A quantitative history of NBC's cheesy Olympics coverage.
	News Dots Oct. 1, 2009 How the every news story connects to every other.
	The Dan Brown Plot Generator Sept. 14, 2009 Choose a city and a shadowy organization and we'll do the rest.
	The Senate Social Network April 28, 2009 What happens when you visualize the Senate by pretending that Senators are only friends with those with vote like them 65 percent of the time?
	Predicting Watchmen's Box Office Returns March 5, 2009 Searching for correlations between reviews and box office returns.

The Lean/Lock Map

By Jeremy Singer-Vine and Chris Wilson.

Any given Lean/Lock player may or may not hold the secrets to the midterm elections, but adding up all the predictions gives one a window into the widsom of all players. This map displays two pieces of real-time information: The split in each race between the Democrat and Republican—represented by the color—and the percentage of user who have locked their choice, represented by the opacity.

For example, a light red means most players have chosen the Republican to win but few are confident enough to lock to that choice. Dark blue means most players have locked to the Democrat. The matrix in the lower left provides a key to the partisan split and certainty for every shade.

As the election season progress, we'll be monitoring the aggregated score every day and monitoring the progress of the results. Look for a graph of the results over time sometime soon.

Slate Labs: Experiments in hypermedia

Like Slate Labs
	Where Do Leaders Come From? Nov. 14, 2011
	The Hollywood Career-O-Matic June 6, 2011 See how any actor or director's career has progressed over time, according to Rotten Tomatoes data.
	Javascript Musical Notation May 31, 2011 Interactive musical scores with Javascript.
	David Petraeus' Decorations, Annotated May 18, 2011 An interactive guide to all the stars, medals, and ribbons on the general's uniform.
	The Facebook Astrology Test April 27, 2011 Do your online friends' birthdays line up the way the Zodiac predicts?
	The Slate Jobs Map, Part Three April 19, 2011 Are jobs above or below January 2008 levels?
	The Worst Waves in the World March 17, 2011 Where is the worst place to live if you're afraid of tsunamis?
	Dinner at the Kwik-E-Mart: Food Deserts in America Jan. 19, 2011 Which counties in America have the worst access to healthy food?
	"I Saw Four Green Objects in a Formation" Jan. 11, 2011 Fifteen years of UFO sightings, week by week.
	Where Do Americans Go to Smoke? Nov. 5, 2010 A county-by-county map of smoking rates.
	The Facebook Name Explorer Nov. 1, 2010 Explore how common every name is on Facebook.
	Diabetes on the March Oct. 11, 2010 Watch the rate of diabetes by county rises each year.
	Another Way To Visualize Unemployment Sept. 29, 2010 Patches of green in a sea of unemployment.
	The Slate Job Map Sept. 15, 2010 Has your county recovered from the recession?
	Plain English Aug. 24, 2010 Toggle between the jargon and the translation.
	Brett Favre's Retirement Curve Aug. 5, 2010 A visual history of the quarterback's annual retirement pageant.
	Where Will All the Oil in the Gulf End Up? July 21, 2010 Three interactive versions of how the oil in the Gulf might spread.
	How to Make a 51-Star Flag June 9, 2010 You give us the number of stars we find the pattern for the flag.
	A Political Map of the News April 29, 2010 How partisan are people who read the same things as you?
	The Growth of the Tea Party April 15, 2010 Watch the proliferation of Tea Party groups on Meetup.com since January 2009.
	The Olympic Sap-o-Meter Feb. 15, 2010 A quantitative history of NBC's cheesy Olympics coverage.
	News Dots Oct. 1, 2009 How the every news story connects to every other.
	The Dan Brown Plot Generator Sept. 14, 2009 Choose a city and a shadowy organization and we'll do the rest.
	The Senate Social Network April 28, 2009 What happens when you visualize the Senate by pretending that Senators are only friends with those with vote like them 65 percent of the time?
	Predicting Watchmen's Box Office Returns March 5, 2009 Searching for correlations between reviews and box office returns.