Monthly Archives: September 2012

Who Pays Less For Car Insurance

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Ever wondered who pays more for car insurance, Republicans or Democrats? These two demographics have sparred against each other in numerous different rings. Now that the election is fully underway we’ve noticed that this particular question has come up time and time again, and we think it’s time for them to go head to head! So the experts here at CoverHound have done the research and poured over the data. There’s a number of factors that effect car insurance rates, so how do Republicans and Democrats stack up against each other? Check out our new infographic for all the answers!

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Source: CoverHound

DIY Candy Buffet Table

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One of the most popular trends in wedding reception fare for guests is the candy buffet table. With cute carry bags and a uniquely designed table, you can match the table to your other wedding decor. Pick your favorite treats for your guests to enjoy.

Source: Vizual Archive

Kitchen Cheat Sheet

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If you love cooking and have been looking for all those useful bits of information in one place then this is a great infographic which has everything you have been looking for. How many times have you had an old recipe and didn’t know how to update the measurements? metric conversions, meat cut charts, meat roasting times, grain and pulse cooking times, food storage temperatures and times. Everything you need in the kitchen.

The best part of this infographic is that you can download handy A4 size sheets to print off and stick on your fridge – brilliant for kids and you can laminate them and use when cooking too. You can download the sheets at the Everest kitchens page.

If you’d like to find a printable version of this cheat sheet, visit the Everest kitchens page below the infographic.

Source: Everest Kitchen

Modular versus Traditional Construction

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Modular construction is a process that uses prefabricated elements that are assembled in a factory and are transported to the site entirely or mostly complete. Traditional construction is a process whose primary structural elements are constructed entirely or largely on-site. This infographic by ModSpace compares the advantages of both.


Source: ModSpace

All About Niseko, Japan

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Check out our infographic for basic information on Niseko, winter resort on Mt Youtei – one of the locations with highest yearly average snowfall, and see how it stacks up to some other well known winter resorts:

All About Niseko Japan Infographic

Source: HT Holidays