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In the past year our welfare reforms have made it possible for more solo parents to get into work while raising their children. ntnl.org.nz/1mT7i5r #Working4NZ
More training opportunities will contribute to higher wages and better living standards: bit.ly/1ikno5l
This illustration is going to be a support for displaying (through an infographic) the different factors involved in road safety. The main reasons for accidents are, indeed:
1- Human beings' mistakes
2- Vehicles malfunctions
3- Road conditions
4- Environmental aspects, like weather or SIGNAGE
Like the typefaces map this is going to be part of my research for my Master degree thesis.
We’ve created new protected areas to preserve the special Kaikoura marine environment. ntnl.org.nz/1y3KzFc #Working4NZ
Boosting skills is a really important part of our plan to create jobs and raise incomes. We’ve made good progress in having more young people achieve higher qualifications, so we’ve set a more challenging target. ntnl.org.nz/1p0YwhB #Working4NZ
Get the facts with the World Cancer Day infographic, highlighting global cancer statistics and trends, along with an action list of what you can do to prevent cancer.
World Cancer Day 2016-2018 Key Messages.
World Cancer Day 2016-2018 : there is a lot you can do!
WCD website, share materials and ways to help.
A project in university, to write a proposal of setting up a design firm and design a brochure to promote this new firm.
This is a brochure of a infographic design firm, which we name it "headsup", hopefully it can shows when people finding ways to go they will look up and find infographic.
Still working on this. The plan is to turn something like this over to a professional graphic designer and let them riff on it.
Plymouth Rock Assurance highlights the extreme dangers of distracted driving with their latest infographic based on a study of New Jersey drivers.
Today I spoke in the House about the upcoming centenary of New Zealand’s entry into the First World War. You can find out more on our commemorative programme over the next five years at www.ww100.govt.nz
Wine tannins are known as “condensed tannins” or proanthocyanidins. They contribute to the mouthfeel of wine and help preserve the color. Until recently, it has been difficult to quantify where grape tannins come from and how much is translated into the wine.
Source: “Grape and Wine Tannins: Production, Perfection, Perception” by James Kennedy at Oregon State University and Simon Robinson and Mandy Walker at CSIRO Plant Industry in Glen Osmond, SA, Australia. Published in Practical Winery & Vineyard (May/June 2007)
Infographic to demonstrate answers to a survey about what women are thinking when they're in a sexual encounter that involves erectile dysfunction.
Here at Mozy we don't use BitTorrent to get your files into the cloud, but it's an impressive and revolutionary technology that has changed our perception of how data can be uploaded, stored, and shared in the public cloud.
For more information, see mozy.com/infographics