¿Sabes qué son los MOOC? #infografia #infographic #internet #education

Hola: Una infografía sobre ¿Sabes qué son los MOOC? Un saludo Courtesy of: MOOCs.com



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Menos jóvenes en FaceBook – pero muchos más mayores #infografia #infographic #socialmedia

Hola: Una infografía que dice: Menos jóvenes en FaceBook – pero muchos más mayores. Un saludo You will find more statistics at Statista



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Pizza Hut Would Like You To Know That Real People Will Be Tossing Your Pie Dough

(Paxton Holley)

In what will surely be a blow to the brewing plans of our future robot overlords, Pizza Hut is touting its “new” hand-tossed pizza as the Next Big Thing In Eating Pizza. See? We don’t need your robotic tossing, machines. We humans aren’t perfect, and neither will that hand-tossed dough be, explains The Hut. Take that, armies of the artificially intelligent oppressors!

Anyway, hot off the heels of The Hut’s mind-blowing news that it was going to try that whole “selling single slices of pizza thing,” the company is now telling everyone that it’s got a new hand-tossed pizza, touched by people like me and you.

This new version of its hand-tossed pizza has a “lighter, airier crust, cheese blended with five Italian flavors and now brushed with garlic-buttery goodness,” according to the new ads (via AdAge). The sauce and topping options will stay the same.

Pizza Hut says everything about this pizza is in no way like anything else ever.

“[The new pizza is] completely different,” the chain’s Chief Marketing Officer Carrie Walsh tells AdAge. “It has imperfections. Customers definitely noticed a difference. We believe it’s a game-changer.”

Now’s the time when anyone who ever worked in a pizza joint pre-Pizza Hut/Domino’s/Papa John’s etc. (hi, Dad!) starts scoffing and saying, “Back in my day, it was ALL hand-tossed pizzas! None of this mechanical tossing by robots or whatever it is they have doing all the work these days!”

Yeah, take that, future robot overlords! We’re not going down that easy and we will defy you with pizza!

Pizza Hut Rolls Out ‘Game Changer’: Pie With Imperfections [AdAge]

by Mary Beth Quirk via Consumerist

El perfil del inversor moderado #infografia #infographic

Hola: Una infografía sobre el perfil del inversor moderado. Vía Un saludo



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Los mayores fracasos de Apple #infogafia #infographic #apple

Hola: Una infografía sobre los mayores fracasos de Apple. Un saludo Source: Masters-in-Finance.org



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Bitcoin: la moneda virtual de Internet #infografia #infographic

Hola: Una infografía sobre Bitcoin: la moneda virtual de Internet. Vía Un saludo



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Pepsi Decides To Discontinue “Natural” Gatorade Because, Come On, Really?

Fresh from the Gatorade vine.

Back when I was growing up on my grandparents’ farm out on the prairie, whenever I was exhausted from a long day of playing professional sports I simply went to the Gatorade well and pulled up a bucketful of natural Gatorade. Nothing like it! Straight from the earth! That’s not true, but there was a “natural” line of Gatorade that PepsiCo has now decided just isn’t working.

Apparently Pepsi had marketed the natural line as a drink that does everything regular Gatorade is supposed to do, but using ingredients like sea salt. You might not have seen Gatorade Naturals on your grocery store’s shelves, however, as it was released in limited distribution at certain Whole Foods and Kroger stores, reports the Associated Press.

Pepsi says in a statement that through “engagement with athletes on their fueling needs, we found that Gatorade Naturals and G2 Naturals did not resonate with this core consumer.”

While consumers have been getting into the whole natural foods thing in recent years, most people probably don’t quite look for natural ingredients in a sports beverage that traditionally comes in colors that light up the neon dreams of acid users.

It’s also not an easy thing to just slap the word “natural” on a product, as Pepsi discovered with its Naked Juice drinks, which a lawsuit said contained a synthetic fiber.

Pepsi wants to make sure you know that the Gatorade Naturals line wasn’t smacked with any lawsuits. It just isn’t popular enough with the cool kids.

PepsiCo discontinues ‘natural’ Gatorade [Associated Press]

by Mary Beth Quirk via Consumerist

Cómo preparar tu empresa para una expansión internacional #infografia #infographic

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Los números de los coches eléctricos #infografia #infographic #medioambiente

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Just A Friendly Reminder That Some Wart Removers Can Catch Fire

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You know those over-the-counter cryogenic wart removers for removing the unwanted clusters of tissue? The FDA says that since 2009, it knows of 14 incidents in which these products have caught fire, doing harm to people and or their property.

In an online Consumer Update posted earlier today, the FDA says it’s received multiple reports of people who “described singed hair, blisters, burns or skin redness,” or cases in which nearby items went up in flames. Only three of the 14 known incidents involved nearby sources of ignition.

“The labeling for these products clearly states that they are flammable and should be kept away from fire, flame, heat sources, and cigarettes,” writes FDA nurse consultant Karen Nast.

Nast says the numerous instances involving no immediate ignition source are “extremely concerning, especially because people may not be aware that everyday household items like curling irons and straight irons can be hot enough to be an ignition source for these products.”

She also believes that there are likely many more instances of wart removers going up in flames because it’s not something that everyone reports to the proper authorities.

FDA dermatologist Markham Luke writes that if you’re going to use one of these at-home cryogenic wart-removal products, that it should only be used as directed on the labeling, and that people should pay attention to the warning — “Extremely flammable. Do not pierce, burn or expose aerosol spray dispenser to excessive heat, even after use or when the dispenser is empty. This may cause dispenser to explode, causing serious injury.”

It also helps if you use the product in a well-ventilated room.

by Chris Morran via Consumerist