There are few things that get our heartbeats racing than iconic cars. While we may catch a glimpse of one of these beauties scooting around our town, most of us recall staring in awe at a movie screen as these cars stole the show-some even starting a literal purchasing craze to see who could get the vehicle first.
October has come, and its opalescence is made more evident with this featured birthstone infographic from Brilliance.com. It begins with a poetic introduction about the opal’s benefits to an October child, followed by its most common attributes.
This vibrant infographic from The Travel Association ABTA shows the top destinations and consumer trends for ski resorts, city breaks, honeymoon destinations and summer sun. Plus, who doesn’t want to know just how many ice creams are consumed while we are all on our holidays?
Throughout history gemstones have been coveted not just for their beauty, but also to show wealth and prosperity. Today most gemstones are quite affordable, however, there are still a number of very expensive gemstones, usually due to a combination of high demand, rarity and beauty. To find out just how astronomically high prices can get for gemstones, check out the following infographic.
Buyers and new home builders have been through a lot the last few years trying to function during an influx economy. Recently the housing market has taken a turn for the better, and with this improvement, buyers are back demanding new modern homes. The following infographic illustrates changes in the home building and construction industry as well as the modern American home.
Here is an infographic from the Sandymount Hotel all about travel bloggers, which provides information about the average age of travel bloggers, what countries they visit most, what social networks they use to promote their stuff and more.
Unpaid medical bills are now the #1 reason people are filing for bankruptcy. What’s the cause of these staggering numbers? National Debt Relief explores this issue in the following infographic.
Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) or Vibration White Finger, is an industrial disease caused by the continuous use of vibrating hand-held tools and equipment such as; chainsaws, pneumatic drills and power drills. This disease effects people numbered in the tens of thousands. The condition affects the nerves, muscles, arm joints and blood vessels after extensive exposure to vibration frequencies of between 5 and 2000 Hz, although the greatest risk exists between the frequencies of 5 and 150 Hz.
Occasionally, problems or delays at airports can mean you find yourself with several hours to spare. Why not have a massage or visit an art gallery whilst you wait. This infographic has lots of ideas on how you can spend the time if you are stuck in an airport.
The food one decides to eat for breakfast can vary greatly from person to person, especially when you’re thinking about what people outside of the U.S. prefer to eat to start their day off right. Breakfast sandwiches, cold cereal, coffee, eggs, fruit, and juice are all common breakfast choices for people living in the U.S. What about the rest of the world? The following infographic will take you on a trip around the world, giving you a “taste” of what people cook and eat for breakfast in different countries.
