Swine Flu: Fear vs. Knowledge

Posted by Alex in Medicine on November 5, 2009 at 6:01 pm


Infographic: Raj Kamal

Raj Kamal of MintLife has a pretty nifty infographic about swine flu. Eye candy aside, I’m not going to take it completely at face value. For one, the graph lists graphjam.com (LOL!) and squidoo.com as source. This particular portion show above, however, looks logical enough to me ;)

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Caffeine vs. Calories

Posted by Miss Cellania in Food & Drinks on August 12, 2009 at 10:31 am


This infographic shows you which products (mostly coffee drinks) have the least and most caffeine and calories by plotting them on a graph, with some familiar foods on the left for reference. This is why I drink black coffee (lower right) and don’t eat Big Macs (upper left). Link to full-size version. -via Digg

(image credit: Flickr user mkandlez)

 
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Tweeting the Super Bowl

Posted by Miss Cellania in Blog & Internet on February 4, 2009 at 1:30 am


Check out this neat interactive graphic of Twitter chatter during the Super Bowl. You can move the slider to see what people were tweeting during each minute of the game. Mouseover to find out what part of the country tweeted these words. Select subjects on the left to focus on the type of tweets. The screenshot here is from …well, you can guess. Link -via Digg

 
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Species-scape

Posted by Alex in Animal, Science & Tech on December 19, 2008 at 12:49 am

This infographic, titled Species-scape, purports to show various species at sizes relative to the number of known species in that group. Insects, represented by the fly, is the largest (at about 900,000 known species). If you’re wondering where we are, humans (and other mammals) are represented by the reindeer underneath the mushroom.

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