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30 Statistics About Cutting the Cord in the United States

You’ve probably noticed that many of your friends have cut the cord and given up cable TV and landlines. The Ooma study, Cutting the Cord Statistics in the U.S., shows that millions of Americans have joined the trend of switching from traditional wired services.

How CAD Software Changed the World

When it comes to engineering, designing products, and machining them, CAD software has changed the world. Learn more in this handy infographic on SOLIDWORKS 30th anniversary below.

What Is the Best Movie of All Time?

The quality of a film is largely subjective, though we can point to aspects like strong stories and performances, beautiful cinematography, and a stunning soundtrack. Some films have themes and messages that resonate years later, standing the test of time.

Which State Has the Cleanest Homes in America?

The team at Oxi Fresh proved we can measure cleanliness with a map of the U.S. featuring states ranked by their score on the Oxi Fresh Home Cleanliness Index. While cleanliness is subjective in some ways, the team endeavored to create a fair comparison.

How Businesses Can Protect Themselves From Cybersecurity Threats in 2025

Cybersecurity is a constant threat to businesses in the modern era as businesses the world over will spend over $1.25 trillion on cybersecurity in 2025. This number makes sense when we consider that cyberattacks are estimated to cost businesses five times that amount.

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How to Run a Marathon: Raceday Rules

Oct 9, 2015

Whether you’re preparing for your first, or are just looking to improve upon your last, you may be looking into how to run a marathon successfully. Unfortunately, it isn’t as easy as quickly putting one foot in front of the other! Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon Series has put together this infographic to visually show you what myths to bust, as well as rules that you should follow to conquer the esteemed marathon.

A Critical Window for Change: The Developing Adolescent Brain

Oct 9, 2015

Adolescence is a period of dynamic brain development: this is the time when teens are truly learning how to think rationally, make practical decisions, and build a substantial skill set for the future. During the teenage years, the brain is especially malleable, making adolescence a window for opportunity as well as vulnerability. It is also the time in which most teens initiate drug and alcohol use. The folks at Turning Point hope that this infographic reaches parents who want to educate their children about the risks of drug use.

The World’s Most Impressive Structures

Oct 9, 2015

When it comes to architecture and buildings, it’s easy to overlook and forget about just how impressive some structures actually are. From skyscrapers that stand thousands of feet in the air, to buildings that showcase intricate details that look like they’ve been hand-drawn, a building can sometimes be one of the most impressive things to look at.

The History, Nature, and Science of Immortality

Oct 8, 2015

Humans have been chasing the preservation of youth for ages. What has science taught us since, and where do we currently stand in our search? To bring the facts and figures to life, here is a series of illustrations in a graphic novel style, imagining a short story of Ponce de Leon, who joins us on our quest in search of immortality.

10 Curious Customs From Dinner Tables Around the World

Oct 8, 2015

When traveling you get a chance to meet different countries and cultures. In most of these countries locals will have some customs you are unfamiliar with. Discover some curious table customs from around the world with the help of this interesting infographic.

How To Stop Your Child From Whining?

Oct 8, 2015

Your child tends to whine for various reasons. Instead of asking your child to stop whining every time, you can try out different ways to deal with the whining in children. Let’s find out in this infographic from Mom Junction.

Sleep Etiquette – What Guests & Hosts Expect From a Visit

Oct 8, 2015

No matter what anyone says, staying at someone’s house is always slightly awkward when it comes to the sleeping aspect of the whole thing. You’re never sure what time to go to bed, when to get up, what items to take with you or what’ll be provided. This infographic, created from recent poll data, shows what both guests and hosts expect from a visit, including the things that annoy them the most.