Todays MOTD comes from Paul Horn of the Union Tribune and shows how Los Angeles retrofitted their highway to make it more earthquake resistant.

Today’s MOTD comes from the US Army Corps of Engineers and is a boaters reference for depths, lengths and connections of the various waterways that make up the great lakes.

Today’s MOTD is a followup to a previous infographic about how to change a tire. Today’s explains the different markings on a tire and gives you all the information you need to successfully replace your blow out.

Todays MOTD is a venn diagram of mythical creatures.

Today’s MOTD from http://mp34u.muzic.com/ is a beautiful illustration of the different ways people choose to download internet music.

The graphic begins taking you down the easiest and most available path, Pay Beach. For those who don’t want to pay for music or are looking for tracks that aren’t available you can continue on the road towards the MP3 Bridge passing by the Corporate Wasteland of those who have spent too much time at Pay Beach.

After the Bridge is the infamous, Legal Hump. The choice to download music illegally is on the user and we can see that on the other side of the mountain are lots of legal alternatives.

According to the graphic, the Muzic, MP34U and MP3Jackpot pyramid is the treasure at the end of the road. Whether or not that is accurate is beyond my knowledge of the subject, but feel free to check the sites out and tell me if they are worth it!