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Guinness vs. Beer: Which Is Healthiest?

Mar 16, 2012

Whether you enjoy the dark stuff, or lean towards lager, the results show that a pint of one, or the other, can have positive effects on various areas of the body. Through painstaking research, GoIreland has worked out how many individual peanuts each drink is the equivalent to eating, how long it would take to burn off those calories and taken a look at some of the strongest beers known to mankind in the following infographic.

Italian Wine Pairing 101

Mar 16, 2012

Italy has been making wine for over 2800 years and is the largest wine producing country in the world. Italian wine is often named after the region or town where the grapes are grown – which can become confusing. This easy to use interactive infographic from Charming Sardinia shows exactly which Italian wine to pair with your food or vice versa.

Homeschool Domination: Why These Kids Will Take You Down

Mar 16, 2012

With America’s public school system in decline, more and more parents are turning to homeschooling as a solution to their children’s education. The surprising part? When it comes time to perform, homescholled children are blowing away everyone else out of the water. The following infographic takes a visual look at who is doing better- publicly schooled students or those who were homeschooled.

How Social Ads Will Win the Election Ad Wars

Mar 16, 2012

Advertising in the social ecosystem offers presidential candidates bigger results than tweeting and Facebooking alone. Mainstream media is already asking: how big a role will social ads play in the 2012 presidential election? 140 Proof reviewed data from the 2004 and 2008 elections as well as recent reporting from AdAge, Adweek, and eMarketer in order to create this infographic about the 2012 landscape for political advertising.

Mad About March Madness

Mar 16, 2012

March Madness is about hardcore hoop playing by collegiate super-athletes, but the real madness of America’s favorite tournament is actually in the revenue it generates. Exclusive TV deals, colossal coach salaries and heavy betting have turned the most celebrated tradition in college sports into a numbers game. CouponCabin takes a look at that revenue and how Americans fit into the equation.

Blood Diamonds On The High Street

Mar 15, 2012

In 2003 the United Nations introduced the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) to certify that diamonds are conflict free. The KPCS defines conflict diamonds as those which are funding rebel armies in areas of conflict. One flaw in the process is that it does not recognize governments who are committing acts of violence in their own country.

How To Maximize Your Apartment Space

Mar 15, 2012

Living in a small space doesn’t necessarily mean you need to think small. There are many ways that you can make your apartment modern over messy and cozy rather than cramped. ForRent.com shows you how to turn a small apartment into an organized and stylish space.

Instant America: Slow Websites Send Visitors Scurrying

Mar 15, 2012

Today’s world of web browsing is facilitated by lighting-speed data connectivity as well as speedy computer processing all of which allows people to gain access to information in milliseconds, that is until a slow web site brings the process to a grinding halt. And because of our impatience, a slow-loading web site often has us using the back button to escape and move on somewhere else.

Electric Cars vs Gas Cars

Mar 15, 2012

The following infographic compares everything from emissions to gas consumption of electric-powered cars vs gas-powered cars. There are a lot of great facts and informative stats that may even help you decide on your next auto purchase.

Kids: How Things Have Changed from 1982 to 2012

Mar 14, 2012

You may currently be the parent of a teenager and wondering what the hell you’ve gotten yourself into. But do you have it worse than parents of the past? We all know that kids will be kids, but how much do they change over the course of a generation? This fun infographic compares kids as they are today to how they were 30 years ago.

Guinness vs. Beer: Which Is Healthiest?

Mar 16, 2012

Whether you enjoy the dark stuff, or lean towards lager, the results show that a pint of one, or the other, can have positive effects on various areas of the body. Through painstaking research, GoIreland has worked out how many individual peanuts each drink is the equivalent to eating, how long it would take to burn off those calories and taken a look at some of the strongest beers known to mankind in the following infographic.

Italian Wine Pairing 101

Mar 16, 2012

Italy has been making wine for over 2800 years and is the largest wine producing country in the world. Italian wine is often named after the region or town where the grapes are grown – which can become confusing. This easy to use interactive infographic from Charming Sardinia shows exactly which Italian wine to pair with your food or vice versa.

Homeschool Domination: Why These Kids Will Take You Down

Mar 16, 2012

With America’s public school system in decline, more and more parents are turning to homeschooling as a solution to their children’s education. The surprising part? When it comes time to perform, homescholled children are blowing away everyone else out of the water. The following infographic takes a visual look at who is doing better- publicly schooled students or those who were homeschooled.

How Social Ads Will Win the Election Ad Wars

Mar 16, 2012

Advertising in the social ecosystem offers presidential candidates bigger results than tweeting and Facebooking alone. Mainstream media is already asking: how big a role will social ads play in the 2012 presidential election? 140 Proof reviewed data from the 2004 and 2008 elections as well as recent reporting from AdAge, Adweek, and eMarketer in order to create this infographic about the 2012 landscape for political advertising.

Mad About March Madness

Mar 16, 2012

March Madness is about hardcore hoop playing by collegiate super-athletes, but the real madness of America’s favorite tournament is actually in the revenue it generates. Exclusive TV deals, colossal coach salaries and heavy betting have turned the most celebrated tradition in college sports into a numbers game. CouponCabin takes a look at that revenue and how Americans fit into the equation.

Blood Diamonds On The High Street

Mar 15, 2012

In 2003 the United Nations introduced the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) to certify that diamonds are conflict free. The KPCS defines conflict diamonds as those which are funding rebel armies in areas of conflict. One flaw in the process is that it does not recognize governments who are committing acts of violence in their own country.

How To Maximize Your Apartment Space

Mar 15, 2012

Living in a small space doesn’t necessarily mean you need to think small. There are many ways that you can make your apartment modern over messy and cozy rather than cramped. ForRent.com shows you how to turn a small apartment into an organized and stylish space.

Instant America: Slow Websites Send Visitors Scurrying

Mar 15, 2012

Today’s world of web browsing is facilitated by lighting-speed data connectivity as well as speedy computer processing all of which allows people to gain access to information in milliseconds, that is until a slow web site brings the process to a grinding halt. And because of our impatience, a slow-loading web site often has us using the back button to escape and move on somewhere else.

Electric Cars vs Gas Cars

Mar 15, 2012

The following infographic compares everything from emissions to gas consumption of electric-powered cars vs gas-powered cars. There are a lot of great facts and informative stats that may even help you decide on your next auto purchase.

Kids: How Things Have Changed from 1982 to 2012

Mar 14, 2012

You may currently be the parent of a teenager and wondering what the hell you’ve gotten yourself into. But do you have it worse than parents of the past? We all know that kids will be kids, but how much do they change over the course of a generation? This fun infographic compares kids as they are today to how they were 30 years ago.