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Guide to BBQ Sauce in the USA
We can distinguish barbecue from grilling by it’s lower cooking temperatures, longer cooking times, and use of smoke to infuse extra flavor. Like everything truly American, barbecue is a shared national pastime defined by regional traditions. Man Crates felt that American barbeque regions were important enough to get their own infographic explaining the character and differences between the regions.
What You Need to Know About Obamacare
Despite its 1900+ page length, and 234k words that impact substantive law, the basics of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) or Obamacare aren’t hard to grasp. In this infographic, see how Obamacare affects you and what will every American get starting 2014 in terms of health care.
50 Things a Geek Should Know
Today, thick glasses and white complexion don’t make a geek. But wisdom does. So check the following infographic and discover how many geek facts you know for real.
Supplements Vs Food – A Visual Guide
Eating 97 raw asparagus spears might be a hard task just to get all the folate you need when you work out. Supplements can be the solution to this problem, like in so many other cases. Take a look at this infographic and discover more similar tips.
Home Visits for Medically Complex Patients
Visiting medically complex patients at home can shed light on health-related issues that might go undetected during an office visit, reducing the likelihood of unplanned admissions or emergency department visits by these patients. This infographic on home visits provides actionable data detailing who conducts the home visits, what happens during the visit, when the visits occur, why they are important and more.
Arab Wealth – Everything You Need to Know
This infographic outlines all sorts of fascinating facts about Arabs and their money. Some interesting facts included in the infographic are the number of billionaires in the Arabic speaking world, some of the wealthiest Arabs, what they own, and how Arab money is being used to build a sustainable future.
The Safe Road to Hazardous Waste Disposal
Many people are not aware of what goes into disposing hazardous waste. In this infographic, learn what materials are considered hazardous, special requirements for labeling and transporting the waste as well as the many methods used for proper disposal.
Flexible Things to Do With Your Body
Exceptionally limber? Bring out your inner contortionist with this infographic by Quid Corner on flexibility – and see how far it stretches you.
Predicting Baseball
Bayes’ Theorem is a probability theory used to measure the degree of belief that something will happen using conditional probabilities. This theorem has been used in predicting the outcome of sporting events. Check out the infographic below to learn about how Bayes’ Theorem can predict the outcome of a baseball game.
Carnegie Hall’s Digital Archives Project
In July 2012, Carnegie Hall’s Archives embarked on an exciting new chapter with the start of its Digital Archives Project, a multi-year initiative that will preserve and digitize most of the Hall’s historic collections. Here’s an infographic that shows some of the historic materials they’ve preserved and digitized since last July.
Guide to BBQ Sauce in the USA
We can distinguish barbecue from grilling by it’s lower cooking temperatures, longer cooking times, and use of smoke to infuse extra flavor. Like everything truly American, barbecue is a shared national pastime defined by regional traditions. Man Crates felt that American barbeque regions were important enough to get their own infographic explaining the character and differences between the regions.
What You Need to Know About Obamacare
Despite its 1900+ page length, and 234k words that impact substantive law, the basics of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) or Obamacare aren’t hard to grasp. In this infographic, see how Obamacare affects you and what will every American get starting 2014 in terms of health care.
50 Things a Geek Should Know
Today, thick glasses and white complexion don’t make a geek. But wisdom does. So check the following infographic and discover how many geek facts you know for real.
Supplements Vs Food – A Visual Guide
Eating 97 raw asparagus spears might be a hard task just to get all the folate you need when you work out. Supplements can be the solution to this problem, like in so many other cases. Take a look at this infographic and discover more similar tips.
Home Visits for Medically Complex Patients
Visiting medically complex patients at home can shed light on health-related issues that might go undetected during an office visit, reducing the likelihood of unplanned admissions or emergency department visits by these patients. This infographic on home visits provides actionable data detailing who conducts the home visits, what happens during the visit, when the visits occur, why they are important and more.
Arab Wealth – Everything You Need to Know
This infographic outlines all sorts of fascinating facts about Arabs and their money. Some interesting facts included in the infographic are the number of billionaires in the Arabic speaking world, some of the wealthiest Arabs, what they own, and how Arab money is being used to build a sustainable future.
The Safe Road to Hazardous Waste Disposal
Many people are not aware of what goes into disposing hazardous waste. In this infographic, learn what materials are considered hazardous, special requirements for labeling and transporting the waste as well as the many methods used for proper disposal.
Flexible Things to Do With Your Body
Exceptionally limber? Bring out your inner contortionist with this infographic by Quid Corner on flexibility – and see how far it stretches you.
Predicting Baseball
Bayes’ Theorem is a probability theory used to measure the degree of belief that something will happen using conditional probabilities. This theorem has been used in predicting the outcome of sporting events. Check out the infographic below to learn about how Bayes’ Theorem can predict the outcome of a baseball game.
Carnegie Hall’s Digital Archives Project
In July 2012, Carnegie Hall’s Archives embarked on an exciting new chapter with the start of its Digital Archives Project, a multi-year initiative that will preserve and digitize most of the Hall’s historic collections. Here’s an infographic that shows some of the historic materials they’ve preserved and digitized since last July.
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