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Clear the stage for stars of lighting trade fair "Light+Building" in Frankfurt: Shadows, sphere lights and glass tubes all stole the show at this display of new products.
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Volker Albus, who teaches Product Design at HfG Karlsruhe, makes the case for offering a range of subjects with an extremely broad focus. In his opinion, this is the only way to cope with the diversity of social, technical, ecological and economic circumstances, which nowadays present a challenge to design. In his opinion, merely calling for greater artistic freedom does notachieve anything.
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The success of Japanese designer Oki Sato is closely bound up with the Milan Salone Satellite. The straightforward approach to various design disciplines he experienced there was his inspiration when he set up his company Nendo. Ayako Kamozawa discusses this with Oki Sato.
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Architect Ferdinand Kramer not only made his name with modern, unadorned buildings and urban planning, but also, throughout his life, designed furniture whose formal vocabulary was clear and functional. At the Salone des Mobile in Milan e15 is showing a re-edition of Kramer's furniture, featuring eight of his designs.
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Pennridge boys' volleyball dropped a 3-2 (20-25, 25-23, 20-25, 25-22, 15-9) decision to Hempfield in Tuesday's state semifinals at Wilson-West Lawn. Stats for Pennridge: Jesse Smith, 54 assists, four kills, nine digs; Ben Chinnici, 36 kills, eight digs, two aces; Josiah Friesen, eight kills, three blocks; Aaron Nelson, seven kills, two blocks; Kevin Jones, three kills, three blocks; Cross Edwards, five kills, eight digs; Austin Rush, 15 digs, five aces; and Jeremy Baum, six digs. Pennridge ended its season with a 20-4 record. "We say goodbye to eight phenomenal seniors in Jesse Smith, Aaron Nelson, Ryan Spangler, Sam Cullen, Jon Bedillion, Caleb Pennell, Jeremy Baum and Austin Rush," head coach Dave Childs said.
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Pennridge boys' volleyball advanced to the state semifinals against Hempfield on Tuesday with its 3-1 (25-16, 13-25, 35-33, 25-19) victory over District 11 runner-up Liberty on Saturday at Quakertown. Stats for Pennridge: Jesse Smith, 38 assists, seven digs, three aces, two blocks; Ben Chinnici, 20 kills, 10 digs, four blocks; Cross Edwards, 10 kills, six digs, two blocks; Aaron Nelson, four kills, four blocks; Josiah Friesen, five kills, three blocks; Kevin Jones, two kills, three blocks; Austin Rush, 18 digs; Jeremy Baum, eight digs; and Ryan Spangler, two aces.
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Pennridge boys' volleyball swept District Three third-place Red Lion, 3-0 (25-20, 25-23, 27-25), on Wednesday to move on to the state quarterfinals, where the Rams will take on District 11 runner-up Liberty High School on Saturday. Stats for Pennridge against Red Lion: Jesse Smith, 35 assists, three kills; Ben Chinnici, 24 kills, two aces; Cross Edwards, six kills, two aces, six digs; Aaron Nelson, four kills, five blocks; Kevin Jones, two kills, three blocks; Josiah Friesen, five kills, three blocks; Austin Rush, 16 digs, two aces; Jeremy Baum, four digs; and Ryan Spangler, two aces.
Rams wear district crown
Third-seeded Pennridge boys' volleyball knocked off top-seeded Council Rock North, 3-1 (25-21, 15-25, 25-20, 25-17), on Thursday evening at William Tennent to capture the District One Class AAA championship. Stats for Pennridge: Jesse Smith, 41 assists, nine digs, one ace; Ben Chinnici, 22 kills, three blocks, two aces; Josiah Friesen, nine kills, two blocks; Aaron Nelson, nine kills, six blocks; Cross Edwards, six kills, 17 digs, two blocks; Kevin Jones, three kills; Austin Rush, 10 digs; and Jeremy Baum, seven digs. The Rams (18-3) will play the third-place finisher from District Three in the opening round of states on Wednesday.
Rams dust off Pennsbury
Third-seeded Pennridge boys' volleyball swept No. 2 Pennsbury, 3-0 (25-20, 25-23, 26-24), in Tuesday's district semifinals at William Tennent. Stats for Pennridge: Jesse Smith, 36 assists, six digs, two blocks; Ben Chinnici, 20 kills, five blocks; Cross Edwards, seven kills, nine digs, two aces; Josiah Friesen, six kills, two blocks; Aaron Nelson, six kills, four blocks; Kevin Jones, three kills, two blocks; Austin Rush, 22 digs; and Jeremy Baum, five digs. The Rams are now 17-3 overall this season. They will take on Council Rock North in the District One final on Thursday night. Tuesday's win also clinched a spot for Pennridge in the state playoffs for the eighth consecutive season.
Rams eliminate Tennent
No. 3 Pennridge boys' volleyball took down sixth-seeded William Tennent, 3-1 (25-12, 27-25, 23-25, 25-16), on Thursday in the district quarterfinals. Stats for Pennridge: Jesse Smith, 44 assists, two kills, six digs; Ben Chinnici, 22 kills, three aces; Josiah Friesen, 10 kills, four digs; Aaron Nelson, nine kills; Kevin Jones, five kills; Cross Edwards, two aces, six digs; and Austin Rush, 14 digs, four aces. The Rams moved to 16-3 on the season and will face No. 2 Pennsbury in the district semifinals on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
Patriots fall out of districts
Ninth-seeded CB East boys' lacrosse's journey ended on Thursday in the district second round to No. 8 Conestoga, 14-6. The Patriots trailed 9-0 at the half and 12-1 after three quarters. Mike Ott, Owen Griffin, Connor Larkin, Ryan Brown, Quinn Mackenzie and Dylan Garr each scored one goal for CB East. Ott also won 12 of 23 faceoffs. Liam Rosenthal and Ian Mauer made eight and five saves, respectively, in goal. Bryan McIntosh had six ground balls and Larkin had four for the Patriots. Larkin forced three turnovers and Logan Nelsen forced two.
Panthers drop finale to BECA
Quakertown boys' lacrosse ended its season with a 20-9 setback at Bethlehem Catholic on Tuesday. Frank Claus tossed in five goals for the Panthers; Jeffrey Royall scored two, while Dom Giquinto and Zack Korpics each netted one. Claus, Liam Grubb, Scott Keck, Chase Oliver and Royall each had one assist. Gavin Hillaert won six faceoffs, and Grubb came up with five ground balls in front of goalie Chris Brady, who made 15 saves.
Rams thwart Panthers in 11
Pennridge baseball exploded for seven runs in the top of the 11th to sink Quakertown, 12-5, on Tuesday. Joe Robinson led the charge for the Rams, going 4-for-6 with three RBI. Andrew Fantaskey went 2-for-6 with three RBI and two runs scored, while Andrew Horne had three hits and Kyle Yoder two and two runs. Dan Long scored a pair from the leadoff spot. For the Panthers, Aaron Besch and Jake Wooden each knocked in two. Ian Kacergis stood out in relief for Pennridge. He pitched 7 2/3 innings of shutout baseball and fanned 10.
Patriots wiggle past Hatboro
Ninth-seeded CB East boys' lacrosse rallied from a third-quarter hole to down No. 24 Hatboro-Horsham, 10-8, on Tuesday in Holicong in the first round of the district tournament. Ryan Brown notched four goals for the Patriots; Owen Griffin added three. Liam Rosenthal registered nine saves in goal for CB East, while Griffin and Bryan McIntosh each came up with six ground balls. McIntosh also forced three turnovers. The Patriots will be on the road on Thursday to face eighth-seeded Conestoga in the second round.


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Microsoft Details E3 on Xbox Live
First acknowledgement of DoA sequel, too.
Microsoft's week-long campaign to bring E3 to your living room is beginning to crystallize. The list is prefaced as "playable game demos and/or trailers" - so it remains to be seen what gamers will be getting their hands on in their living room. However, a high def Gears of War video is slated.
Microsoft also plans to release UNO to the Marketplace during this time, as well as new maps for Call of Duty 2.
In addition to officially confirming the long-discussed Dead or Alive Xtreme 2, expect to see these games popping up on Xbox Live in some form: Crackdown, The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle Earth II, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, Moto GP '06, Sonic the Hedgehog, Test Drive Unlimited, Viva Pinata and Splinter Cell: Double Agent. Microsoft also specifically mentions "a flood of HD trailers from games that have yet to be announced." (Could we see a Halo trailer on Xbox Live Marketplace?)
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crackdown demo..Posted: May 03, 2006 12:00AM PST by jo0j
I hope it's a multiplayer one not just a single player...although I WON'T mind either way as long as I can get my hands on it...same goes for the splinter cell:DA demo PS:I need to start makin room on my HDD...hmmm 3 megs left?! that ain't gonna cut it, shit-yo Bill, where're those 100gig HDDes at bitch?
Re: myxbox.comPosted: May 03, 2006 12:00AM PST by sl1ck83
just in case there is some confusion over this. it is not at myxbox.com It is over at xbox.com and you can view and send messages from the myxbox section. its a nice feature and im glad to see it, helps out alot when trying to set up a time to play a madden tourney. anyway i wish i could hear the voice messages on my computer maybe in a future update, thats my only little gripe, but other than that it works like a charm
sounds cool.Posted: May 03, 2006 12:00AM PST by fatalhashbrown
sounds good to me, but ummm...what ever happend to Street Fighter?
Gears of War video is...Posted: May 03, 2006 12:00AM PST by V_the_Butcher
kind of a double edged sword. One one end you know you're getting a new video showing the game but at the same time the releasing of a video pretty much scraps any real chance of a playable demo. But hey, as long as we get some good EXCLUSIVE E3 content on the Marketplace I'll be happy.
Here's a cool Live-like feature that makes your Xbox 360 talk to youPosted: May 03, 2006 12:00AM PST by Stormgazer
www.360voice.com I saw it on G4TV earlier today & it's pretty cool.
Awesome!Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by MicroGates
Sound's good,I cant wait to see what they have in store (Hopefully Street Fighter will finally be downloadable also).I better go get some point's to buy all the new stuff they will have.
Next week will be sweet!Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by Kurgan10
I don't know about you all, but i can't wait.I cannot wait to see what demos and HD videos show up.The XBL version of Uno sounds like it could be fun as well! Sony's service will be driven by developers and as long as that remains true, it will never hold a candle to XBL.It probably never will, even if Sony was running it themselves.
Raising the barPosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by grognard66
MS shows its competitors how next-gen should be - many months before the other systems even launch. It's good to be a 360 gamer right now! The upgrade today even added the excellent feature of being able to send messages back and forth between the PC and people on 360 and further friend's management options. If nothing else, I guess Sony and Nintendo get to ride on MS' coattails and just try to copy all of these excellent features. The article above fails to note that MS has already announced Lost Planet will be a demo (not a trailer) and that there will also be a Gears of War trailer for download. Also, Uno is a free game for the Arcade service which is a nice gesture for a family game. I hope there will be some additional demo's next week too!
Nice, but...Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by jonnyboy
Its nice and all but is it really worth me missing a day of playing. How much is it for it to take this long. And for that Sony fanboy...you talked all about how amazing you claim the PS3 would be and how the internet would be amazing on it, look at PS2 Online, big shoes to fill. And then you jumped around and made fun of live and said go on your computer to do it. Your contradicting yourself my friend.
Re: MasterblasterPosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by :Dangerboy:
You realize like 80% of everything on the marketplace is basically free right? Except for the arcade games really... I expect all of this stuff to be free...at least the videos and everything, since that is basically an ad (who the fux sells an ad, seriously). However game demos might cost money, considering they are giving you part of the game...but all the demos on marketplace have been free so far, so I would assume they woudl be free as well...
All right!Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by thedisgruntledgamer
I can't wait! I hope there's no problems and everything runs smoothly.
Microsoft is nothing, if not, innovative...Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by raWfodoG
I hope this works out okay because then it will be a great way to bring E3 to all those who cannot attend. I hope they won't just have trailers though. Anyone can get those online. Playable demos will definitely be the kicker. I hope Sony and Nintendo take notes so their online services will be just as good.
cool.Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by Teflon_Tea
cool. Thats cool. Cool.
Will Microsoft just show 360 stuff though?Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by XtremeGmr4life
This is a really cool idea to be able to watch E3 stuff on my 360. I know this is probably a stupid question but I was wondering though will MS just show only 360 related stuff or will they go all out and show Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft info?
xbox live is the best.Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by xG0DzxRambo316
Finaly a way to play all of those E3 Demos that Websites like 1up talk about!Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by Shaman_King63
Microsoft is makeing a great move with E3 coverage for the 360. Finaly letting the average consummer try the games that will be releaced this holiday season, this is a very big deal hopefully xbox live will not crash from all of the added trafic all at once. Hopefully they have more servers or it will be very very slow.
KoolPosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by Drunkenshaolin
slowly they are taking full advantage of live...in a good way
Very nice indeedPosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by Jordanaire
This week is going to be the best thus far for XBL subscribers... I hope Too Human and Splinter Cell: Double Agent have playable demos. I'm looking very forward to E3 in general.
Sounds GoodPosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by pixelated_soul
Too bad the hard drive is so small. Downloading all those demos & movies will definitely eat into that free 12GBs.
The Kings of online service do it again.Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by lunaclown
They continue to push LIVE and do innovative things like this. I find it hard to believe that Sony or even Nintendo will be able to top XBOX LIVE. Hopefully they will come out with a service that does match LIVE...but realistically I just don't see it happening. I can't wait for E3!
MASS freakin EFFECT!!!!Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by iHATEyourLIE
i need more info on mass effect... bioware is so fantastic i cant imagine what that games gonna be like
im contempt with the attemptPosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by freelancerebel
well, im happy microsoft is at least showing some sign of life. good hustle to bring us the news.
No Freakin Way!Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by ChaosSoldier87
Wow, I actually sorta-kinda-not really want to get a 360 just so I can play those , correct me if I'm wrong, Demos. Actually, I don't need to since I have a friend who has a 360 so I'm not sold.... wtf was the point of me writing this? lol
Halo 3 demoooooooooo......[drowns in own drool]Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by pipey_macgraw
woohoo. if this is a sign of things to come then bring it on
mmmm contentPosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by marsman0013
I always dig the content they add to the marketplace. The only problem is the tiny 20gb drive mine is already 3/4 full, looks like I will have to drop some demos and trailers to get more stuff pretty soon. It doesnt help I have all the arcade games except for the stupid hardwood ones.
Wow...Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by GunstarLogic
It's almost enough to make me log around my Xbox 360 to my hotel in California. Almost. :D
Too Human???Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by thebignfan
Is this list all inclusive. Will we see demos other than those listed here. TOO HUMAN!!!!! Excited to try crackdown though, hopefully it will succed in all the places GTA failed. If it is GTA-esque, but good, i will be all over it.
Another great feature on XBLPosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by Tom_Shackles
This is an excellent idea. It's good to see Microsoft continuing to offer new services through live; Sony and Nintendo continue to fall further behind MS in the online arena.
Woohoo 9 new maps for Call of Duty..4 on May 10th & 5 in JulyPosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by Stormgazer
This was taken from IGN.com Four maps will be ready on May 10, the first day of the 2006 Electronic Entertainment Exposition (E3 runs from May 10 - May 12), and five more are prepped for July 2006. Two of the first four maps are free: The Bonus Map Pack features Vossenack and Wallendar, Germany. The Skirmish Map Pack includes a Kalach, Russia map and a Beaumont-Hague, France map and costs 400 Microsoft points. The five maps slated for July are part of Activision's Invasion Pack, worth 900 Microsoft points. This pack features: Antoville, France (Crossroads) St. Louet, France (Newvillers) Amaye sur Seulles, France (Normandy) Alam Halfa, Egypt (Decoytown) Rostov, Russia (Harbor) Microsoft's "E3 Bringing It Home" campaign
Awesome cant wait! :)Posted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by NintendoX360
Thanks M$.. I will be waiting for this to hit my marketplace!!!
AwesomePosted: May 02, 2006 12:00AM PST by Franchise2
Another reason to own an XBOX360...I gotta say..this is my first non-Nintendo console and I couldn't be happier.. Can't wait to get my hands on Wii at E3 though!


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I would like to increase the Java heap space for a program in Eclipse. Increase the heap space with
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How many days should I allow to leisurely explore Nova Scotia? My friends and I plan to fly to Halifax from NY and rent a car. My friend can spend a week, but I can stay up to a week later, or at least 3 or 4 days. Would that be enough for NS? Thanks.
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I would spend 2 to 3 days in halifax then drive to Lunenburg via Peggy's cove-mahone bay.Then up to Annapolis royal(visit Fort Anne,Historic gardens and Port royal habitation.)Then to Truro or if driving a lot is ok all the way to Baddeck.Then at least 3 to four days doing the Cabot trail.Stay in Cheticamp and Ingonish.Then on to a must see ;Louisburg fortress.Stay two days.Then in two days back to HALIFAX visiting Sherbrooke along the way.Paul
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Yes, Cape Breton Island - the Cabot Trail - is in my opinion a major highlight of Atlantic Canada (in fact of Canada in general). As your friend has only a week you might want to fit this in first and this will limit your time here - but 3 days would allow you to enjoy the highlights. Many people enjoy the fortress at Louisbourg which is a historic recreation, but this is really very much a matter of personal interests and for me, again with limited time and other priorities, I would skip it (maybe you would love it!).
The South Shore is also wonderful including as recommended historic Lunenburg with a stop at scenic little Peggy's Cove. If you have time to tour farther down this coast there are lots of quaint fishing villages and beautiful coastal scenery to tour. An option with your friend's limited time would be to base yourself in Halifax for a few days and do day-trips to the closer portions of the South Shore while leaving some time to enjoy Halifax's vibrant Harbour district. You could also day-trip to Wolfville and Blomidon from Halifax.
Once your friend leaves you could take yourself further down the South Shore and/or up to Annapolis for a couple of nights, and perhaps day-trip the Digby-neck peninsula and Brier Island from there (or stay over if Whale-watching interests you - but check seasonality and book ahead). Then before returning to Halifax you might consider taking the Digby Ferry to Saint John New Brunswick and drive the short distance to Alma/Fundy National Park to witness the spectacular tides and coastal scenery there. Overnight, then on the drive back to Halifax stop at Hopewell Rocks for another dramatic view of the Fundy Tidal action.
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Based on the OP's description, it probably makes the most sense to land in Halifax and then immediately head to Cape Breton vs. staying in Halifax at the outset.
The "friend" should definitely see Cape Breton, and with plenty of time the pair should cover the bases in order of priority.
A next move for both might be a detour to the 'west' (after stopping in Pictou, NS), to Moncton, NB and then down to see Hopewell Cape, before a return path toward Halifax via the Amherst (NS)-Parrsboro(NS)-Truro path, which is scenic.
If further interested in the Fundy Tides, I'd visit the Wolfville area either on that same tour or on a different, day trip from Halifax. Hikers would probably love Cape Split, if that describes you.
Save Halifax toward the end, after you know you got to drive the Cabot Trail up north in clear, sunny weather.
Add a day trip to Peggy's Cove/Lunenburg from a Halifax base.
The lone traveler remaining might do well to drive the loop around southern NS via Yarmouth, etc. stopping in Digby and Annapolis Royal.
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In the past ten years so much has happened in the world of food, and nothing tells the story of those changes better than a look back through the first decade of Martha Stewart Living magazine. From its premier in 1990, we have tried to reflect the changing awareness of fine cooking, excellent ingredients, exotic flavors, and healthy cooking, always with an emphasis on technique not only for advanced recipes, but for the 101 recipes essential to every cook's repertoire.
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2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
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1 cup water
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Medical professionals worry about keeping their offices and patient areas clean, but many overlook one of the most commonly touched surfaces: their computer keyboards. Research has shown that many keyboards in medical facilities have pathogens living on them and that daily cleaning will lead to a 99% reduction in illness causing pathogens. Check out our infographic for information on germs …Read More »
What is Hydrocephalus
Hydrocephalus is a chronic medical condition caused by an excessive build up of fluid in the brain that affects infants to seniors. Understand who it impacts, what the symptoms are, and how its treated. via hydroassoc.orgRead More »
Got Water? Why Dehydration Is Making You Fat And Sick
We all know that drinking water is vital for hydration The folks at Getskinnybehappy.com created the following infographic to help educate us all why plenty of water is vital to optimum health.Read More »
Makeup Tutorial: A Short Guide to Makeup Application
Take a look at this great makeup tutorial infographic 'A Short Guide to Makeup Application'. Courtney Ellert created this infographic to show the steps to makeup application.Read More »
The Sexual Dysfunction Flowchart
Male and female sexual dysfunction problems affect over one third of the global population, contributing to MANY relationship breakdowns. Uncover 8 hidden causes of sex problems in this cool infographic – and how they play havoc with your sex life! via endtheproblem.comRead More »
10 Days To Better Productivity
We've all been there, that time when you just can't seem to focus and concentrate. How to get motivated if you are suffering from a lack of productivity? Take a look at this infographic put together by the folks at infographicworld.com to help you achieve better productivity in just ten days.Read More »
The History of Lipstick
Interesting facts about lipstick! Quick and cute infographic about lipstick's rise to most popular beauty product over the last 100 years. via sexydresses.comRead More »
Strange Laws Around the World
When you are traveling the world, it's useful to be aware of local customs – especially local laws. The last thing you want whilst traveling is to be hit by a heavy fine or spend time behind bars. With that in mind, here are some strange laws from around the world. via cheapflights.com.auRead More »
Infographic: Heading To A Wedding?
Get to know your perfect wedding guest outfits, based on eye colour, hair colour and skin tone. Make sure you look fantastic at any wedding this year, by knowing exactly what suits you. Brought to you by motherofthebrideoutfits.co.ukRead More »
Sex by the numbers: Does size really matter?
Does size really matter? Find out below on a Sex by numbers infographic. Brought to you by webctor.com. Brought to you by webctor.comRead More »
Infographic: How Tech-Savvy Are Our Kids?
We can't ignore technology in modern day society, we are surrounded by it almost everywhere we go, from the minute we are born. With the ever increasing number of technology products on the market for us to purchase, a few questions arise. The folks from angiolotty.co.uk have put together this interesting infographic which looks at how tech-savvy our kids are. Brought to …Read More »
Infographic: Facebook Privacy Fail
Facebook has not been the ideal social media site when it comes to privacy. This infographic presented by topwebdesignschools.org highlights Facebook's top privacy fails over the years. Brought to you by Topwebdesignschools.orgRead More »
Infographic: How To Make your Own Lightsaber
There is always one idiot who brings a knife to a gun fight. But what if once, just once, you could bring the power of the force with a lightsaber? Well now you can! Brought to you by Herbertpocket.co.uk. Brought to you by Herbertpocket.co.ukRead More »
Infographic: How Hospitals Use Social Media
Social media empower patients. It allows them to communicate effectively and have access to all kinds of information. Active use of social media by health care institutions can further speed up communication and information provision to patients. A study found that Western European Hospitals increasingly use Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. The authors foresee great opportunities to improve healthcare and …Read More »
Infographic: How Women Are Being Set Up For Eating Disorders
Eating disorders are the most deadly mental illness and statistics indicate that various media outlets are partially to blame. This infographic illustrates the disparity between the media's portrayal of a physically "ideal" woman and the actual average American woman. These statistics reveal that the way that the fashion and advertising industries influence women's self-image. When 80% of women are made insecure …Read More »
Infographic: When Kids Grow Up – How Do I Become A…?
There are 22.2 Million Children ages 6-11 in the United States and they all want to be something special when they grow up. Here's a look at a few of their most common job aspirations. Brought to you by Howdoibecomea.net. Brought to you by Howdoibecomea.netRead More »
Infographic: How Does Google Make Over $100 Million A Day With Search Advertising?
Each day, Google makes over $100 million in search advertising, with 5.6 billion daily ad impressions through Google search and another 24.2 billion impressions from the Display Network. On a typical day, there are 237.9 million Google ad clicks across search and the network. The AdWords cash cow is stronger than ever, according to research from search marketing software provider WordStream. Brought to …Read More »
Infographic: Pergolas – Outdoor Living in Style
A pergola is one of the most attractive and elegant ways to add interest to your landscape. Whether you're looking to bring shade to your outdoor living space or create a walkway overhung with climbing vines, the pergola provides a simple, cost-effective solution that will add value to your home. Because pergolas are versatile in design, they can be customized …Read More »
Infographic: Pregnancy Nutrition Guide – What To Eat During Pregnancy
It may be a cliche but when you're pregnant, you really are eating for two. What you eat and how much of it you eat can have a big impact on the tiny life that's growing inside you. It's very important for you to gain weight throughout the time you are pregnant. Your doctor will likely recommend a range for weight …Read More »