Posts tagged "infographics"

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High Resolution Version from fuck yeah cartography!

Photo: pigtailsandcombatboots: “This morning in The Morning News column The Non-Expert, generalist Erik Bryan tries to answer the embarrassing question, “are we allowed to date?” addressing everything from the cousins of in-laws to students to lovebots.”Infographic: Can We Date? make it happen, captain is my new favorite rhyme.

pigtailsandcombatboots:

“This morning in The Morning News column The Non-Expert, generalist Erik Bryan tries to answer the embarrassing question, “are we allowed to date?” addressing everything from the cousins of in-laws to students to lovebots.”Infographic: Can We Date?

make it happen, captain is my new favorite rhyme.

pigtailsandcombatboots:

“This morning in The Morning News column The Non-Expert, generalist Erik Bryan tries to answer the embarrassing question, “are we allowed to date?” addressing everything from the cousins of in-laws to students to lovebots.”

Infographic: Can We Date?

make it happen, captain is my new favorite rhyme.

High Resolution Version from Pigtails and Combat Boots

Photo: fuckyeahcartography: datavis: Exploring the Reach of Firefox

fuckyeahcartography:

datavis:

Exploring the Reach of Firefox

High Resolution Version from fuck yeah cartography!

Photo: gtmcknight: Commit activity by day + hour for Hype Machine, 2007-2010 (We just moved over to github, woo!)

gtmcknight:

Commit activity by day + hour for Hype Machine, 2007-2010 (We just moved over to github, woo!)

gtmcknight:

Commit activity by day + hour for Hype Machine, 2007-2010
(We just moved over to github, woo!)

High Resolution Version from George Taylor McKnight, 2010

Photo: sunshadowpoet: smashstatusquo: Plaid Speaks: A guide to the complex world of coffee. Relevant to my desires.  I’m awake, I just crave the taste, right now.  That’s an important difference.

sunshadowpoet:

smashstatusquo:

Plaid Speaks: A guide to the complex world of coffee.

Relevant to my desires.  I’m awake, I just crave the taste, right now.  That’s an important difference.

sunshadowpoet:

smashstatusquo:

Plaid Speaks: A guide to the complex world of coffee.

Relevant to my desires.  I’m awake, I just crave the taste, right now.  That’s an important difference.

from The Amateur Everything

Photo: shorterexcerpts: lamebot: lower: ilovecharts: bdotdub: tinydesigners: Utility Journal: Tip Sheet: Tea Now this is an infographic. and for more info, if you don’t have a thermometer for your tea water the best way to measure the temp is that 180 degrees is when the water is ‘bubbling’ (best for most green teas and all black teas) whereas 210 degrees is when the tea kettle is actually whistling. /teasnob Hmmm…either my Green tea’s label is intentionally misleading, or I’ve been oversteeping it by a minute or two (instructions say 2-3 minutes).

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lamebot:

lower:

ilovecharts:

bdotdub:

tinydesigners:

Utility Journal: Tip Sheet: Tea
Now this is an infographic.




and for more info, if you don’t have a thermometer for your tea water the best way to measure the temp is that 180 degrees is when the water is ‘bubbling’ (best for most green teas and all black teas) whereas 210 degrees is when the tea kettle is actually whistling.
/teasnob

Hmmm…either my Green tea’s label is intentionally misleading, or I’ve been oversteeping it by a minute or two (instructions say 2-3 minutes).

shorterexcerpts:

lamebot:

lower:

ilovecharts:

bdotdub:

tinydesigners:

Utility Journal: Tip Sheet: Tea

Now this is an infographic.

and for more info, if you don’t have a thermometer for your tea water the best way to measure the temp is that 180 degrees is when the water is ‘bubbling’ (best for most green teas and all black teas) whereas 210 degrees is when the tea kettle is actually whistling.

/teasnob

Hmmm…either my Green tea’s label is intentionally misleading, or I’ve been oversteeping it by a minute or two (instructions say 2-3 minutes).

High Resolution Version from Shorter Excerpts

Photo: carocat: Penny Arcade - PAX Booth Babe Survey Results this makes me happy.  

carocat:

Penny Arcade - PAX Booth Babe Survey Results

this makes me happy.   High Resolution Version from cat on tumblr

Photo: (via tiffany) heh, this is great.  I think mine and heather’s would be much more complicated.

(via tiffany)
heh, this is great.  I think mine and heather’s would be much more complicated.

(via tiffany)

heh, this is great.  I think mine and heather’s would be much more complicated.

High Resolution Version from On The Cutting Edge of Yesterday

Photo: shorterexcerpts: sarahspy: thedailywhat: Functional Street Art of the Day: NYC The Blog is reporting that someone has been busy helpfully tagging up various subway stations with compass roses to help patrons reclaim their orientation upon arrival. Sightings have been reported all across town, and a Facebook page has been set up to track this highly-welcome stencil’s permeation. [nyctheblog.] This would’ve been quite useful during my last trip to NYC, as I probably went the wrong way more often than not upon exiting the subway. When I was first figuring out the subway/El in Chicago, I would have loved this.

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sarahspy:

thedailywhat:

Functional Street Art of the Day: NYC The Blog is reporting that someone has been busy helpfully tagging up various subway stations with compass roses to help patrons reclaim their orientation upon arrival. Sightings have been reported all across town, and a Facebook page has been set up to track this highly-welcome stencil’s permeation.
[nyctheblog.]


This would’ve been quite useful during my last trip to NYC, as I probably went the wrong way more often than not upon exiting the subway.

When I was first figuring out the subway/El in Chicago, I would have loved this.

shorterexcerpts:

sarahspy:

thedailywhat:

Functional Street Art of the Day: NYC The Blog is reporting that someone has been busy helpfully tagging up various subway stations with compass roses to help patrons reclaim their orientation upon arrival. Sightings have been reported all across town, and a Facebook page has been set up to track this highly-welcome stencil’s permeation.

[nyctheblog.]

This would’ve been quite useful during my last trip to NYC, as I probably went the wrong way more often than not upon exiting the subway.

When I was first figuring out the subway/El in Chicago, I would have loved this.

from Shorter Excerpts