Powering America: Graphics show the trends in energy production and consumption
Sometimes we take simple things in life for granted, like flipping on a lightswitch and having the power immediately turn on. When you stop and think about it, it’s truly a feat that in a country the size of the United States (with over 323 million people) we can enjoy such things like consistent electricity....
See the Average Cost of Boutique Fitness in Your State
New fitness classes and regimens are being developed and offered all the time. There are so many options for getting fit. You can try traditional gyms, where you purchase a typically low-cost membership. However, boutique fitness classes have become all the rage. They’re competing with major gyms at this point, too. Some of the most...
Ladies, This Research Will Make You Want to Cry
Sometimes, being a woman can feel a bit… unfair, for lack of a better term. Women have a lot of difficult situations in life that men simply don’t have to deal with (think: pregnancy and menstrual cycles). As if the pain of childbirth wasn’t enough, females also have to face a plethora of gender bias....
3 Surprising Graphics Reveal Stress Levels During the Holidays
The 2017 holiday season is becoming a distant memory. Gifts have either been returned or thoroughly enjoyed, the weight gain from holiday treats is slowly melting away, and the decorations have all been packed up. While some feel a sense of sadness that they have to wait another year before the jolly old man will...
3 Popular U.S. Design Trends and Their Origins
Styles of decor and design trends ultimately change over the years, but they have to originate somewhere. Since the U.S. is a melting pot of different cultures and peoples from all over the world, the styles of decor in our homes reflect that. Elements of American interior design come from all over the globe. Although...
Illustrated: The “Home for Sale” Listings of Video Game Characters
Real estate prices can sometimes seem illogical. How can a 6 bedroom, 4 bathroom home in Vermont sell for $185,000, while one of the same size in Los Angeles would be in the millions? Sure, location is important, but the variance can sometimes be alarming. What about mythical homes, though? A designer at Homes.com recently...
Revealed: Solar Application Trends in a Hot Market
Over the past five years, the number of homes and businesses who have added solar panels to their construction as a more sustainable form of energy consumption has significantly increased. While individuals across the country have been doing their part to reduce their negative impact on the Earth, there are some states and even cities...
The Best Christmas Movies According to Google Searches
The presents are opened, you’re stuffed from all that incredible turkey, and now it’s time to put your feet up and relax. But what movie should you watch? What’s the most festive, perfect-for-you movie of all the Holiday movies for you to put on and fall asleep to? You’re in luck, a recent analysis by...
Planning a Proposal? These Graphics Will Help
So you’re feeling pretty settled and happy with that special someone and you’re now ready to ask the question and are hoping for an excited Yes! in response. You’ve thought it over and you know when, where, and how you’re going to ask. First things first though, you need to buy a ring, but how...
Is the Post-Storm Baby-Boom Fact or Fiction?
Superstorm Sandy made many people wonder whether or not a post-storm baby-boom is real. When the lights go out and the heat is off, what do people do while they wait out the storm? Some couples turn to each other for entertainment and warmth, leading to new family members later that year. Then again, people...
The infographic on surgeries that you HAVE to check out
As an analyst, it’s my job to look at the numbers to try and recommend the best course of action or to provide the best solution. Working in the healthcare sector, I understand the importance of getting the correct information. I recently came across a graphic that I loved. It was on different surgeries. It...