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While many people know that politics can be tricky, the financing behind it prove that politics is all but a dollar game. has created an infographic entitled “Who Owns Your Congressman?” unveiling the monetary goals behind political funding.
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From disastrous tweets to awful customer relations, social media can be both a blessing and a curse for businesses if left in the wrong hands. has created an infographic entitled Top Social Media Mistakes outlining the worst of the worst in social media this past year. Let’s take a look!
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With a growing number of students unable to afford college tuition, many of these students are turning to a two-year degree in order to accomplish their educational goals. www.degreequery.com has created an infographic entitled “Bang for Your Educational Buck” detailing which associates degrees are proving to be worthwhile-even earning more than others with bachelor’s degrees.…
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Everyone has seen the newest trend in shopping; extreme couponing and buying in bulk. However, when it comes down to buying a year’s worth of toilet paper, is it worth it? www.cheaponlinedegrees.org has created an infographic listing the numbers behind price club enrollment, whether shopping in bulk is worth it, and where to steer clear…
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Did you know the average American spends one year of his/ her life looking for lost or misplaced items? Ask me, I have lived most of my life in a cluttered home. Closets are always full, drawers refusing to shut, phone is always lying beneath a pile of books, and dust is the grand décor.…
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Cost of Christmas
The power and emotion of retro is on the up. MBNA, one of UKs largest credit card issuers celebrates its 20th anniversary with content in this infographic. MBNA looks how the cost of celebrating Christmas past and present has changed since 1993. Affinity for the past is oft felt by comparing what costs used to…
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For good or bad, technology has transformed our world. Today, no debate or discussion can be held without technology influencing it. This infographic is similar – a review on 8 trends impacting 2013 holiday shopping by www.savor.co. Shopping has become faster and hassle free since the advent of the internet and mobile. Consumers are expected…
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The holiday season bestows upon us the opportunity to party and spend time with friends and family. Corporates and small business owners generally host a Christmas and New Years party to help employees unwind. It is often the right approach, as employees return motivated and enthused for the New Year. This infographic contains inputs for…
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A MOOC, or a massive open online course, is a higher education course available to anyone, anywhere, that wants to take it. While some believe these courses are a step in the right direction, statistics show that we still have a gap to bridge when it comes to ensuring success. Online-phd-programs.org has created an infographic…
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There are different levels of power wielded by people in society. These powerful and influential people are known as celebrities. The term itself carries a huge amount of glamour and glitz with it. However, celebrities are people who are looked up to, idolized and copied. More often than not, the term celebrity is associated with…
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Christmas-Shopping
The festive season is upon us and it’s the time of gift giving, Christmas carols and some quality time with family. Another exciting activity leading up for all is Christmas shopping. It’s a chaotic scramble to the market, as hunting for gifts and availing of the best discounts becomes takes high priority. Often, when a…
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Thanksgiving is full of family, fun and, of course, food! Let the feast live long, with safe leftovers storage for your freezer, refrigerator, and pantry. We’ve covered turkey, home-made gravy, cranberry sauce, stuffing, potatoes and yams, casserole, pies, wines, and breads! Keep this food storage guide handy, so you don’t spoil Thanksgiving! Via: partselect.com
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The toxic effects of smoking have been known since the 1960s. In the US, anti-smoking efforts such as banning TV and radio tobacco advertising, launching public awareness campaigns about the dangers of smoking and restricting smoking in public areas, resulted in a decline in the number of smokers from 37.6 percent in 1955 to 20.8…
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With the revelation of massive internal spying operations in the United States, citizens are becoming increasingly concerned with their privacy staying just that: private. With cookies (The once main way to track people on the internet) becoming increasingly blocked and ineffective, technology has devised a new way to track you and your information: device fingerprinting.…
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With the country fighting to overcome from the latest recession, accompanying millions of unemployed workers, and businesses closing every day, it doesn’t take a genius to realize that some companies aren’t struggling along with us-in fact, they’re thriving. Accountingschoolguide.com has created an infographic entitled Green Giants listing some of the most profitable businesses in the world, along…
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Whether it’s a single sheet of paper, or stealing someone’s identity, theft at the workplace is an increasingly awkward situation for business owners. Bestaccountingdegrees.net has created an infographic entitled “Employee Theft: An Inside Job” detailing just how prevalent employee theft is, along with highlighting a few of the biggest employee thefts in history.
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The Social Help Desk Revolution
As many companies have learned the hard way, unanswered complaints on social networks can go viral, causing real damage to a company’s brand. Take a look at these numbers: Twitter is averaging 250 million tweets per day, Facebook has grown to over 900 million active users. In other words, for every five minutes spent online,…
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Achieving Sales Success
It’s an understatement to say that sales isn’t easy. From difficult customers to burnout, the salesperson faces a constant struggle. In order to be a successful salesperson, you have to have a vast skillset and a bottomless pit of self-motivation. Do you think you have what it takes? www.salesforce.com has created an infographic entitled “A…
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Credit Report
Surprisingly, 65% of adults have never checked their credit report, and 60% of those adults have never viewed their credit score. Your credit score says a lot about you, and it can impact some of the largest purchasing decisions in your life. www.quizzle.com has created an infographic exploring how your credit score can affect your…
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Dark Side of Nursing
Nurses have one of the most dangerous jobs around. From assaults to verbal abuse, nurses need to be constantly on guard. www.toprntobsn.com has created an infographic entitled “The Dark Side of Nursing”, detailing just how dangerous being a nurse can be, along with how nurses can protect themselves. Being aware is the key to remaining…
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Best Jobs in America Infographics
According to the latest payroll data from the US Bureau of Labour Statistics, the unemployment rate declined from 7.3 percent to 7.0 percent in November, and total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 203,000. Employment increased in transportation and warehousing, health care, and manufacturing. Among the major worker groups, the unemployment rates for adult men, women,…
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Dealing with Addiction in the Workplace
There are many who drink every night but flinch when they hear the word ‘alcoholic’. But ask them not to have a beer after work and they freak out. Picture this: A once star performer is unexpectedly showing erratic behavior, lower job productivity, restlessness and unexplained absences. He is probably crumbling under the pressure of…
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Envisioned as a model of architectural prowess and science, the Burj Khalifa is a staggeringly bold statement to the world – of power, wealth, status and most importantly, design. Construction for the Burj began in January 2004 and the building was finally completed only in 2010. Being the world’s tallest building (828 metres) and the…
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Statistical data shows that Africa contains some of the poorest countries in the world. However, many countries are beginning to show signs of hope. has created an infographic entitled “Business is Booming in Africa” detailing how this country is improving its status in the worldwide economic climate.
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Driving down the road, you’ll notice many hybrid or fuel efficient vehicles. But even with the move toward more environmentally friendly transportation, the United States still consumes the most oil of any country, followed by China. has created an infographic entitled “Gassed”, highlighting facts and statistics surrounding the oil industry.
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Disability Disconnect
The Council for Disability Awareness (CDA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the cause of educating the American public about the risk and consequences of experiencing an income-interrupting illness or injury. The CDA engages in research, communications and educational activities that provide information and helpful resources to wage earners, employers, financial advisors, consultants and others…
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No matter your market, sales leads come from two very important-but vastly different-sources. Online leads, or offline leads. While both of these lead streams are vital to the success of business, many businesses are handling these leads in a “One size fits all” manner. Salesforce.com has created an infographic entitled “The Differences between Online, Offline Leads…
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Every weekend, thousands of families sell their extra things right in their front yard. Whether you call it a moving sale, rummage sale, or yard sale-garage sales are a $2 billion a year business. Cheapestcolleges.org has created an infographic detailing the history of garage sales, and how to make the most out of yours.
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Over an average year, a stay at home mom spends 15,000 hours on childcare, 8,000 hours on cooking, 6,000 hours on laundry, and 11,000 hours cleaning/fixing the house. This averages out to about 94 hours per week of work-hardly enough time to sit around all day watching soaps! And with a preschooler, sitting through an entire show…
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Everyone has an opinion-and when a customer is hidden behind the safety of a screen, mud can fly. No matter how hard you try to please everyone, it just won’t happen. There is, however, a simple way to identify the type of complainer you have, and an easy, clear way to deal with them. Pardot.com…
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