All Over the Map

For many of us, it is finally starting to sink in that Donald Trump (?) has won the 2016 Presidential Election. If you are still grasping for answers (and you like maps), then look no further than today's Your Daily Click, a detailed and interactive look into just how this happened from the team over at the New York Times, including Missouri School of Journalism alum, Kevin Quealy.

7 days without running makes one weak

When you are watching the Olympics, do you ever wonder just how far those Olympic athletes are actually running? Your Daily Click brings the Olympic experience closer to home by letting you see how each Olympic race distance would look if it were run in your neck of the woods.

Just plug in an address (from the comfort of your desk) and marvel at how much better Olympians are than us normal folk.

Enjoy.

When a talking card isn't personal enough...

Looking for the perfect gift for that fan of William Shatner in your life? Your Daily Click brings you the chance to buy that person a personalized video message from Shatner or other celebrities, including many from "Lost."

Oh, and watch some of the video samples... Is it just me or are some people much more into this than others?

Enjoy.

Meet Major Inconvenience!

Whenever you're trying to buy one item in the express lane at the supermarket, he's there with 16...

When you're driving home, he's driving in front of you, e-mailing on his Blackberry...

As you stand in line at the post office, he's there, too... And he forgot to put a ZIP code on most of the half-dozen items he's mailing... And there's no return address... And he wants insurance, no wait, delivery confirmation, no wait, both... And can you show him what kind of stamps you have in right now?

It's Major Inconvenience! He won't stop until he's ruined your Saturday afternoon.

You already know Major Inconvenience and his Wooden Stick of Annoyance. Now's your turn to create your own superhero with Your Daily Click. Enjoy!

Ask and Ye Shall Receive

"If you're asking me as the President, would I understand reality, I do." - George W. Bush

I'm not sure I understand his response, but then I'm not sure if he understood the question.

As I understand it, today's Your Daily Click responds to some important questions. Understood? Enjoy.