 business articles), but also the rigorous approach one would expect.
And rigorous approaches one will get. On page 9, Scott defines what makes a good chart – one that combines contextual awareness with design execution (I let you read the details). He also structures logically his chart building approach via the chapters:
Understand —> Create —> Refine —> Present and Practice
Considering that data visualization appears everywhere, from the sports apps to the sexy startups that show the users what have they achieved in fancy details, I would dare to say that browsing the “Good Charts” through periodically is a must-have skills update. And we all have seen it – it does not matter how much you sweat to produce the numbers – in a boardroom challenge the best presentation will ultimately win. This is why the little books of dataviz will make you more likeable during the long professional meetings.
And if you really feel like going to the next level, then I strongly recommend you to get a look at the “Good Charts Workbook – Tips, Tools and Exercises for Making Better Data Visualizations”. With this companion workbook, you are getting a boost into the realm of efficient communications, with many more practical examples and tools. I would even dare to say these “Good Charts” books are a bargain at below $24 each…
P.S. We are not affiliated with HBR and our site is self funded.import { Ply } from '../Ply'
import { SGResult } from './SGResult'
import { CubeState } from '../CubeState'
import { Score } from '../Score'

/**
 * プレイヤーの一回の手番、または終局の記録を表す
 */
export type PlyRecord = PlyRecordInPlay | PlyRecordEoG

/**
 * 手番の記録を表す
 */
export type PlyRecordInPlay =
    | {
          tag: 'Commit'
          ply: Omit<Ply, 'isRed'> // 重複するisRedを除去
          isRed: boolean
      }
    | {
          tag: 'Double'
          cubeValue: number
          isRed: boolean
      }
    | {
          tag: 'Take' | 'Pass'
          isRed: boolean
      }

/**
 * 終局の記録を表す
 */
export type PlyRecordEoG = {
    tag: 'EOG'
    stake: Score
    sgResult: SGResult
}

/**
 * チェッカープレイの記録を生成する
 * @param ply チェッカープレイ
 * @returns 手番の記録
 */
export function plyRecordForCheckerPlay(ply: Ply): PlyRecordInPlay {
    return {
        tag: 'Commit',
        ply,
        isRed: ply.isRed,
    }
}

/**
 * 終局の記録を生成する
 *
 * @param stake 終局による得点
 * @param sgResult 勝者
 * @returns 終局の記録
 */
export function plyRecordForEoG(
    stake: Score,
    sgResult: SGResult
): PlyRecordEoG {
    return {
        tag: 'EOG',
        stake,
        sgResult,
    }
}

/**
 * ダブルの記録を生成する
 * @param cubeState キューブの状態（ダブル前）
 * @param isRed 赤からのダブルならtrue
 * @returns ダブルの記録
 */
export function plyRecordForDouble(
    cubeState: CubeState,
    isRed: boolean
): PlyRecordInPlay {
    return {
        tag: 'Double',
        cubeValue: cubeState.doubledValue,
        isRed,
    }
}

/**
 * テイクの記録を生成する
 * @param isRed 赤がテイクした（ダブルしたのは白）のであればtrue
 * @returns テイクの記録
 */
export function plyRecordForTake(isRed: boolean): PlyRecordInPlay {
    return {
        tag: 'Take',
        isRed,
    }
}

/**
 * パスの記録を生成する
 * @param sgResult 勝者（ダブルした側）
 * @returns パスの記録：isRedは、赤がパスした場合にtrueが設定される。
 */
export function plyRecordForPass(
    sgResult: SGResult.REDWON | SGResult.WHITEWON
): PlyRecordInPlay {
    return {
        tag: 'Pass',
        isRed: sgResult === SGResult.WHITEWON, // 白勝ち=パスをしたのは赤
    }
}
Today was a successful continuation of this week’s training. Each instructor had something to say about their students and how well they performed. For example, the Raises and Lowers group was timed while rigging a basket and completing a raise. Their time was under twelve minutes, the fastest time Derick, Christian and Jason have seen yet! The Colonel for the base actually rappelled from the helicopter, creating an exciting moment for that particular group. The firefighters practiced extrication of a victim using a fire hose; the Vehicle Extrication guys were impressed with their group’s enthusiasm, as were those training with High Lines.
The highlight of today was the visit to the Congress of the country, where we got to meet the President of the Guatemalan Congress. We welcomed an opportunity to express our gratitude for the generosity and welcoming attitude of both the Military and the Firefighters. He congratulated the team as a whole on our hard work and thanked us for using our expertise to work with the men and Women of the Rescate and Bomberos. He presented us with coins embossed with the seal of the Guatemalan Congress, then proceeded to send us on a tour of the legislative building. It was the experience of a lifetime and we are so grateful to have been able to do this–not only meeting the President but also this trip in general.I have to say your progress is truly inspiring.

I wonder how much of the heavy lifting is being done by your workouts, versus the carbohydrate reduction. I'm also very much a proponent of low-carb / ultra low-carb eating, but you simply cannot discount 10 miles of running a week and 5 hours of weight training, especially if you're lifting heavy weight for low reps which tends to turbocharge hormone production.

Right now I'm coming off some serious injuries and I'm only walking and have been doing so for about 4-5 weeks now, but I walk about 3-6 miles a day depending on how much time I have, and my friends are already noticing a reduction in the weight I gained while I was laid up and healing.

That said, its pretty hard to ignore all the science behind intermittent fasting, and more and more posts like yours highlight its clear effectiveness.

What's your weightlifting routine like, if you don't mind me asking?@MD-FalconFan13 I just watched film on Murray. Now these are my opinions. 1. If anything inside linebacker on this defense. Would you replace debo with Murray? 2.He is a more athletic Campbell. 3.But his fit is a 3-4 Baltimore ravens Pittsburgh Steelers. 4. Everytime he went up against olinemen he got washed even mauled at times against LSU. Now this is my arguement for Chaisson and I will no longer compare the two. 1. He is built for the outside. When he lines up its outside. 2. Since its LSU pick one to recognize him as lb or de. True but in this league today he is a hybrid edge. 3. The man sets the edge tremendously and is on sound in coverage. 4. This dude can be a Jason Taylor type or an Bruce Irvin type... that's how deep his potential run. Since everyone wants us to resign Irvin. 5. Even if secluded to just full time de we have Grady and Fowler brah is gonna eat. Bring talk in on nascar.
Falcons 2020 starting secondary all big ten?
How would anyone feel if we took a cb and safety from the same school. Would that make the transition easier?
What positions should we draft in the 3rd and 4th rounds?
I find riki's smoke scarier than nethertoxin for these reasons:

Riki can cast it from invisibility, and his blink strike makes up for the lack of range.

Smoke slows and gives a chance to miss, so you can't manfight while under it.

Since 7.21c nethertoxin no longer stacks with itself, and the manacost has increased (no longer a flat 90).

Smoke