From the archives: NFL All-Criminal Offensive and Defensive Lineups

The fine folks at Infojocks put these two graphics together, you can find full-size versions by clicking here.

50 ugliest cars of the past 50 years

Somehow Crash's did not make the list. A sampling of those that did is below.

Eggs

From Flowing Data:

Topical: The Perceived Importance of Valentine's Day

From Flowing Data:



Not sure of the timeframe they lay out here but they no doubt have the macro trend right on.

Houston is gross

This graphic is from the very intriguing Per Square Mile blog and pretty much speaks for itself. Check out the blog here.

Infographic of the day: Where do people see the most UFOs?

From Fast Company:

Venn Diagram of the Day

How the smartphone market breaks down

If this interests you, then this is really cool data. Check out the major market share battle that RIM (Blackberry) and Apple have going on. And oh, by the way, Android is also closing the gap. This is all good for the consumer.



Read more here.

How Unpopular Is Obama?

So this all depends on how much value you give to approval ratings. Nevertheless, it's interesting to see the company he now keeps.





From Fast Company

Sobering Statistics

Click the image to view in full. Basically it shows how much your likelihood to die increases the fatter you are. From Good.is

Via Flowing Data: The Axes of Peeing In Public

I don't know if I agree with this, but it made me think regardless.



Here's a handy explanation from the author, a Ph.D. candidate:

This was something I used to help me think through the two main axes that determine peeing behavior – biological and social control. Urination is a biological function that has been subjected to a great degree of social control. Unfortunately, urban design has not kept pace with the demand for clean, easily accessible public restrooms for humans. And there has been no attempt to create any kind of system to deal with canine urine. In most cities it is illegal for humans to pee in public but both legal and widely accepted for dogs to pee where ever they like (in New York, they cannot pee on the grass in parks).

From Credit Sesame, Credit Card Debt in America

Alaska and Tennessee lead the way with Iowa bringing up the rear. Interestingly, a map of the U.S. showing the highest concentration of people with Diabetes looks roughly the same.

Infographic of the day: Child Labor Around the World

From productsofslavery.org comes this excellent infographic detailing the products and places that require child/slave labor. Screen shot below, view the full interactive here.

Holy smokes! Check out this data

From YouTube's blog, the number of HOURs of video uploaded every MINUTE (that's a whole lot)

Infographic of the day: What the average American eats in a year

From chartporn.org, click on the image to view in full.

Infographic of the day: Charting the Decline

From TIME Magazine (click to view in full):

Infographic of the day: Measurements

Going out on a limb here to say that a lot of our readers aren't 100% sure they know all of the below.

When are most people breaking up?

One guy analyzed Facebook data to examine the most common dates, time periods and days for breaking up. Below is the visualization:



A couple of highlights:

* A big peak right before Spring Break
* Most breakups are announced on Mondays
* People like to start the summer being single
* A big peak right before Christmas
* The lowest day throughout the whole year is Christmas Day (thank God)

Thanks to Chartporn.org

How much does it cost to own a pet?

From Chartporn.org, click the image to see it in full:

Infographic of the day

Excellent infographic below, click for detail. It show the high peaks in the US as they are relative to other and give a state-by-state breakout of relative elevations.