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What Is Your Skin Type Guide | Daily InfographicDaily Infographic

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It's worth noting that skin types can change daily, particularly for women. Women's monthly cycles and hormonal changes frequently cause fluctuations in their skin type. For example, a woman with dry skin may find that her skin becomes oily for one or two weeks during the month.

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The idea that "going green" is only for the wealthy is a myth. Visually created this infographic for the Huffington Post ( see the original post here) illustrating exactly how being environmentally conscious can improve your quality of life and your budget. Here's how to go green and save green.

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The idea that "going green" is only for the wealthy is a myth. Visually created this infographic for the Huffington Post ( see the original post here) illustrating exactly how being environmentally conscious can improve your quality of life and your budget. Here's how to go green and save green.

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Fan of extreme sports? You might be surprised to learn that four of your favorites were established during the last decade by Red Bull, who asked Visually to create an infographic that captures the details and spirit of these thrilling events.

Check it out and learn more on the Red Bull site. Fasten your seatbelt!

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Fan of extreme sports? You might be surprised to learn that four of your favorites were established during the last decade by Red Bull, who asked Visually to create an infographic that captures the details and spirit of these thrilling events. Check it out and learn more on the Red Bull site.

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Picking the right dog breed for you is not a decision to be taken lightly.

Visually created this infographic for Nationwide Insurance to showcase their pet insurance services. It compares the 10 most popular dog breeds with key information like life expectancy, exercise and grooming requirements... and don't forget cuteness.

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Dog Breed Bark-Down: The 10 Most Popular Dogs

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Picking the right dog breed for you is not a decision to be taken lightly. Visually created this infographic for Nationwide Insurance to showcase their pet insurance services. It compares the 10 most popular dog breeds with key information like life expectancy, exercise and grooming requirements... and don't forget cuteness.

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Your hair distribution in the morning, based on how you slept the previous night.

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Restaurants are reopening for dining across the United States. Some states are doing it faster than others. Based on OpenTable data, the charts below show this year's seated diners compared against last year's for April 1 through June 30, 2020.

Dine-in reopens on May 11

Another big Father's Day spike

Dine-in reopens on May 22

Staying low. Because of low tourism?

Outdoor dining reopens June 1

Sudden bump on June 15 with reopenings

Casinos reopened on June 4

Dine-in reopens on May 21

Low but slowly coming back.

Back up to last year's levels

These show at-restaurant dining activity compared against the previous year. Only states with at least 50 restaurants that use OpenTable to handle seating or reservations are shown.

SOURCE: OpenTable / MADE BY: FlowingData, https://flowingdata.com

Dine-in reopens on May 11

Staying low. Because of low tourism?

Another big Father's Day spike

Dine-in reopens on May 22

Outdoor dining reopens June 1

Casinos reopened on June 4

Sudden bump on June 15 with reopenings

Low but slowly coming back.

Dine-in reopens on May 21

Back up to last year's levels

These show at-restaurant dining activity compared against the previous year. Only states with at least 50 restaurants that use OpenTable to handle seating or reservations are shown.

SOURCE: OpenTable

MADE BY: FlowingData, https://flowingdata.com

A 0% difference means seated dining is the same as last year. A -100% difference means everything is shutdown.

Some states, such as Washington, Oregon, and California, are gradually reopening. Other states, such as Michigan, Nevada, and New Jersey, reopened more suddenly with big jumps on a single day. Rhode Island appears to be back up to 2019 levels.

For most of the states, there is a spike on June 21, which was Father's Day. You might also notice dips one week before on June 14, which is because Father's Day was one week earlier in 2019.

I'm not sure what happened in Oklahoma on May 18.

Notes

You can grab the OpenTable data here, which has been updating daily.

The charts were made with R and Adobe Illustrator.

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Restaurant Reopenings, a Comparison to Last Year

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Restaurants are reopening for dining across the United States. Some states are doing it faster than others. Based on OpenTable data, the charts below show this year's seated diners compared against last year's for April 1 through June 30, 2020. Dine-in reopens on May 11 Another big Father's Day spike Dine-in reopens on May 22 Staying low.