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<!--
This XML has a data source (circle in the middle), and a first ring that directly relates to the data source.
So... If the data source talks about 100 wikipedia edits, the first right will reflect % of the different
people who made those edits... like Matt did 30, Hector did 30, and Stan did 40. 
subsequent rings though DO NOT have to relate to that amount. If Matt did 30 edits, maybe in the next rigs we'll show data
that doesn't relate to the edits at all. Like cities that Matt has visited world wide, and how many tacos he eats
on a given night.
-->
<circleData related="false">
	<focus>Say</focus>  <!--data-focus, "main thing", is in the center circle of the widget-->
     
	<sources>  <!--Sources "split" the information of the center circle into different sources.
                If there are 4 sources, the first ring will have 4 sections or slices-->
		<source>
			<id frequency="130">Blake</id>  <!--this is information on the FIRST RING and it relates directly to the data-focus (widget center)-->
			<details>
				<detail>    <!--this is information of the SECOND RING, its related to the 1st ring
                                in the sense that it will give further information about it. But it doesn't have to be details
                                about the same information. If the 1st ring mentions an author and number of edits, the following rings
                                can show any other unrelated information about that same author.-->
					<id frequency="10">Selected Poems</id>
					<id frequency="30">Selected Poems</id>
					<id frequency="10">Selected Poems</id>
				</detail>
				<detail>    <!--THIRD RING... it doesn' have to be related to the previous one at all. Just some other piece of information about the
                                data-source in the 1st ring.-->
					<id frequency="50">1789-1797</id>
					<id frequency="10">1798-1807</id>
					<id frequency="20">1789-1808</id>
					<id frequency="10">1808-1822</id>					
				</detail>
				<detail>    <!--FOURTH RING...-->
					<id frequency="40">1777-1788</id>
					<id frequency="30">1789-1797</id>					
				</detail>
               
                                <!--... AND SO ON... THE MORE DETAILS, THE MORE RINGS this data-set will have as details-->
			</details>
		</source>
		
		<source> <!--as I had mentioned above, we can have N sources-->
			<id frequency="12">Stein</id>
			<details>
				<detail>
					<id frequency="3">Collection</id>
					<id frequency="3">Collection</id>					
				</detail>
				<detail>
					<id frequency="6">1894-1916</id>
					<id frequency="2">1916-1945</id>					
				</detail>
			</details>
		</source>
		
		<source>
			<id frequency="50">Dickinson</id>
			<details>
				<detail>
					<id frequency="16">Collection</id>
					<id frequency="10">Collection</id>										
					<id frequency="6">Collection</id>
					<id frequency="20">Collection</id>															
				</detail>
				<detail>
					<id frequency="30">1850-1866</id>
					<id frequency="14">1876-1886</id>										
				</detail>
			</details>
		</source>
	</sources>
</circleData>

