Finance Campaign - post 2-

Question 1: What is the Highest Net contribution amongst the candidates?
Answer 1: The question is which candidate has the highest net contribution. The attribute is the candidate's name and the metric is the net contribution. Since the question asks us to figure out the highest contributor the bar graph is the best way to visualize this information because it easily makes the highest contribution evident through the obvious differences between the heights of the graphs. From this graph I can conclude that Sharron E Angle had the highest net contribution of $27.9 M and Jeff Greene had the second highest net contribution of $23.5 M and Marco Rubio was a close third with $20.6 M.


Question 2: What is the candidates highest cash on hand in the beginning?
Answer 2: For this question, the attribute is the candidates name and the metric is cash on hand at the beginning. The vertical bar graph - clustered is the best way to explain this answer because it shows the highest amount of cash at the beginning of the period by the highest holder and then the graph starts decreasing which differentiates it from other candidates respective of how much cash they have.


Question 3: Who is the candidate with the highest operating expenditure?
Answer3: So the attribute is the candidate's name, and the metric is the highest operating expenditure. To explain this answer we used the bar and area graph since it highlights the candidate with the most operating expenditure which make it easier to identify using the bars.


Question 4: Which state has the most percentage of debt owned?
Answer 4: The attribute used in this is the state's name and the metric is the percentage of debt owned. We used the pie graph since there are so many states included so the section with the bigger slice identifies highest amount of debt owned amongst the states.


Question 5: What is the maximum cash on hand for the states at the beginning?
Answer 5: The attribute is the states name and the metric is maximum cash on hand. We used the vertical line absolute to illustrate this answer because it pinpoints and differentiates the highest cash held and the lowest cash between the states.
From the graph we can see the california state had the highest cash held at the beginning of the campaign.

Finance Campaign -post 1-

Answer a) Dashboard is a news feed which gives updates and monitors on the list of things that are happening. It arranges them with the dates they’ve been posted by the blogger. Dashboard in terms of business is really helpful with giving ‘at a glance’ view on things like business marketing and HR strategies. It can be useful for Business Intelligence as to tell the business if there is something wrong or right happening for the business. Dashboards help with the big data as to provide indicators and give a ‘summarized view’ of business progress. Dashboards are useful in business in some ways:
• They are simple, so communication is made easier.
• Less distractions
• On point, not so much extra information so it’s not boring.
• Applies human visual perception to visual presentation of business.
• Mostly its graphical presentation, which is easy to understand and interpret.


Answer b) Our dataset represents a financial report of a finance campaign for the rival political canditates from the USA for the period 2009 until 2010.
1.What is the highest net contribution amongst the candidates? Candidates name is the attribute and the net contribution is the metric.

2.What is the candidates highest cash on hand at the beginning? candidates name is the attribute and the cash on hand is the metric.

3.who is the candidate with the highest operating expenditure? candidates name is the attribute and operating expenditure is the metric.

4.which state has the most percentage of debt owned? states name is the attribute and the debt owned is the metric.

5.what is the maximum cash on hand for the states at the beginning? states name is the attribute and the cash on hand is the metric.

Call me a retard?

The reason I made this blog was because of saniya. She liked it and so she made me like it. Half the things on my blog are just fucked up random shit and half are bits of my past. Mainly I've stuck around here was to read about all that she talked or mostly didnt talk about to people. After breaking up with, more like a psycho social-networking stalker. I wasnt really supposed to be doing that, but i did. We all cross lines, right? But I still can't get the answer to why I kept reading what she wrote. Honestly I dont know. This post is a subtle message for her, or wait, since she is the only one amongst my followers so i guess its more like a direct message to her. Maybe she reads it, maybe not. Honestly, I just want you to know that I miss you. Its hard letting go of things. Or, wait, I say the hardest thing in life is to let go. I'll keep doing that. It sucks eh. Well but im just gonna give up acting like a bitch ass stalker, or try to. You have fun with your life and if theres any thing saniya you wanna talk about to me, im here. My back hurts now. Ill catch some sleep and hopefully stop logging in here and pretend to not care. - Hassan

Reaching for something thats already gone.

Is it okay to miss someone youre not supposed to. What does that make you? Fake? Lonely? Weak? Obsessed? Weird as fuck?

Loser of the year.

You make me wanna shut it all down, throw it all away cuz im nothing if I don't have you. Whats the point of being on top? All the money in the world? If I can't blow it all on you. So send the cars back. Put the house on the market. And my big dreams too. Cuz its all so clear. Now without you here. Im a loser of the year.

Indeed.

“The minute I heard my first love story,
I started looking for you, not knowing
how blind that was.
Lovers don't finally meet somewhere.
They're in each other all along.”
― Rumi

She did.

I knew she'd always leave her mark, because not she argued but she had to courage and power to.
6 Months later: She left her mark somewhere inside me. Because some things can not be just "washed" away. Over you? Probably not exactly the case...