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How many of us start the day with that miraculous cup of coffee, to get us going? I, for once! Policy Expert, however, puts in perspective the health benefits between coffee and tea. From Term Life Insurance comes an overview on preventable deaths and diseases, GOOD breaksdown some myths about Heart Diseases and US College Search takes on the myths about blood. Closing this Daily Viz from Visual loop, the health benefits of Yoga, by Yogacara Shop.
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Graphics, Science design, economy, environment, infographic, infoviz, Visual Loop, visualizations
At the upcoming Congress on the Future of Engineering Software (COFES), LightWorks will be on-hand demonstrating the capabilities of their new Lightworks Artisan product and their partnership with Caustic Graphics.
Dave Forrester, CEO at Lightworks, commented, “We’re delighted to be taking part in this year’s Cofes. It’s a key event in the industry’s calendar and we’re looking forward to showing attendees some of the latest advancements from Lightworks. I think people will be particularly interested in seeing our new versions of Lightworks Artisan which incorporates the latest multi-core technology from Caustic Graphics and we’re delighted to be working with them at this event.”
via Lightworks demonstrates latest multi-core technology at COFES.
Graphics caustic, conference, lightworks
If you’re a fan of glasses-free 3D, check out the new lower prices available from Zero Creative on their screens. For €2995 (around $4,300 USD), you can now get their 24″ screen.
Zero Creative announce price cuts for their xyZ glasses-free 3D displays: the 24″ is now €2,995 (down from €3,800), the 46″ is €4,995 (down from €6,500) and the 65″ costs €16,995 (down from €19,500). The company says that due to increased sales they managed to upscale the production capacity and lower hardware prices.
via Zero Creative slashes prices of their xyZ glasses-free 3D displays.
Hardware 3d, stereoscopic, television
We’re going Social Media today. Two recent infographics about Facebook, one from iCrossing and the other from Social media Today open the way, followed by some stats about Quora, by Kiss Metrics, and about Foursquare, from Austin-Williams. Finally, the team at Column Five Media made a cool infographic about the addictive power of Social Media.
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Las Vegas Weddings
Swimwear as a Fashion Over the Decades
The Financials of Living Together Without Getting Married
The Talking Tax: Cell Phone Tax Rates By State
What Are the Biggest Small Business Tax Mistakes?
Post-March Madness: 10 Things To Do After The Frenzy Is Over
Graduation Nation: How Degrees & Careers Match Up In America
Infographic: Language and Your Brain
Painting a Picture of the Socialcast User-Verse
Income Tax Time: Strategies For Surviving Tax Season
How Much Money is A-Rod Making Per Swing?
Infographic: How to Determine When to Fire Your Client
The Past, Present and Future of Portable Music
Infographic: Who Is The New Knowledge Worker?
Infographic: How Small Businesses Are Spending
Is Social Media about to Explode in Education?
Infographic: Falling Short: States Budgets In The Red?
Infographic: The Techie Dorm Room Then and Now
Infographic: Youth Movement – Cities – GOOD
Infographic: Eat, Drink and Be Thrifty
Infographic: How Local News Is Going Mobile
Infographic: NASA & Google Celebrate Milestones in Space Travel
Graphics, Science digest, infographics, list
It was a long time coming, but Apple has finally announced Final Cut Pro X. Announced at NAB, the new version offers whole new levels of compatibility with Apple’s rapidly evolving operating system.
Apple says Final Cut Pro X has been rewritten from the ground up, with support for 64-bit, a user-interface redesign, and a whole host of new features. The software takes advantage of core Mac OS X features like Cocoa, Core Animation, Open CL, and Grand Central Dispatch to speed up and fine-tune performance.
In addition, it now support up-and-coming 4k resolutions, magnetic timelines, and background rendering. Still no BluRay support, but that goes hand-in-hand with Apple’s continue insistence on Online Video support.
It’ll be available in the new Mac App Store for $299 in June.
via Apple announces Final Cut Pro X | Video | Creative Notes | Macworld.
via Final Cut X Announced at NAB | tuaw
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