Let’s take a look into the past, and all of the failed attempts there have been over the years. While sure, these thoughts seem ridiculous now, remember how many things that truly were bogus, or simply impossible ideas. There were a lot of those at the time, and still are today, but that’s the beauty of it. The more people think and create, the more innovative and prosperous we become.
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Is wine really good for your health? If you are a wine drinker I’m sure you are familiar with the debate that continues to rage. This infographic takes a look at the winemaking process, the compounds involved and the debate from both sides.
In 1947, a Bedouin youth named Muhammed edh-Dhub went looking for a lost sheep. He threw a rock into a cave near the Dead Sea and was surprised to hear the sound of pottery breaking. Archaeologists were notified. Over the next nine years, they discovered the most amazing single treasure trove of ancient manuscripts ever…
Ever wonder how the man character stacks up against the side ans assisting characters? Specifically, how the man character of a zombie horror stacks up in kills against his teammates. This infographic shows a chart of all the kills made to zombies in the first season of the hit TV show, “The Walking Dead”. Not…
Everyone knows the infamous Ylvis from their hit single “What Does the Fox Say?”, but did you know they’ve done many other songs? This is crazy! Oddly enough, I kind of liked it. You wouldn’t expect what’s in this song. (Please note, some foul language, 18+)
Yes, it’s another Infographic about making Infographics. I do enjoy posting these, mostly because of the irony. Even so, there is useful information here… and over there, but mostly here. Take a look at a great way to start making your own Infographic.
Last weekend, I had the immense pleasure of helping celebrate Constitution Day in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with Constituting America (www.constitutingamerica.org) founded by actress Janine Turner and political activist Cathy Gillespie. The celebration capped off their annual competition called We the People 9*17 Contest, that encourages kids from kindergarten through college to read the United States Constitution…