The Biggest BBQ’s On Earth
The world’s biggest open air barbecue was held in 2008 in Paraguay. Covering the area of a football pitch it cooked the equivalent of 41 cows. For more amazing BBQ facts, check out this infographic created by CalorGas.
The True Cost of Credit Card Minimum Payments
Meeting the minimum monthly payments of your credit cards is like running on a financial treadmill. Sure — we’re all guilty of it; whipping out the ole’ credit card whenever cash is tight. In the long run, however, all those card swipes do count: if a cardholder made a minimum payment of $200 each month for a $5,000 credit card balance with an 18.9% interest rate, it would take 11 years and 5 months to finally pay off! When factoring in interest, the total credit card results come with a $8,109 price tag.
The Dangers of Public WiFi
Did you know that the majority of 26 million public Wi-Fi users are unaware that they’re open to hacking, identity theft and fraud? And that’s not the only worrying statistic discovered. The folks at Hide My Ass! conducted research to explore the dangers that millions of users face when they connect to public wifi hotspots. How safe are you when use public wifi? How can a VPN help you stay safe? All is explained in ‘The Dangers of Public Wifi’ infographic.
BYOD: The Statistics Behind Our Bring Your Own Device
The topic of Bring Your Own Device (or BYOD) is really popular within the IT industry and opinion is divided among employers and employees as to whether it is beneficial or just introduces a range of new problems. In order to get to the heart of this matter, Spring Technology commissioned research into BYOD by asking hiring managers and IT professionals for their views on the subject.
The Ushpizin: The Seven Guests Demystified
Foregrounding one of the most interesting traditions rooted in the Jewish religion, the reception of the ushpizin into a family’s sukkah during the celebration of the Sukkot, this infographic is truly a must read for Jewish individuals who seek to strengthen their knowledge regarding their abundant culture and religion, as well as those who subscribe to other faiths, but are just as interested in learning and discovering a thing or two about Judaism.
TV Living Rooms We Grew Up In
Regardless of age, we all grew up watching at least one (if not all) of these sitcom families that are represented in the following infographic from My Custom Rug. Did your favorite make the list?
How to Make Your Message Stick
With over 350 Powerpoint presentations given each second across the globe, how does one go about making theirs stand out from all the others? This infographic from the folks at Slideshop provides tips on how to make your presentation or message stand out.
What if Your WordPress Gets Hacked?
The following is a somewhat encouraging infographic, created by StartBloggingOnline.com about what happens when your WordPress blog gets hacked. It includes consequences and possible scenarios.
The Do’s and Dont’s of Content Marketing
Content marketing is the new SEO. Having a content marketing strategy for your online business is key to SEO success in 2013. However, content marketing should be done correctly by following certain guidelines. WebNet Hosting explores this in more details in the following infographic entitled, “The Do’s and Dont’s of Content Marketing.”
Beer Myths Debunked
There is no doubt that over the years, you have learned some incorrect or misleading information about the beer that you drink. It’s nearly impossible to avoid with so many sources throwing their product at you to get you to buy from them. Well it’s time you learn what the truth is behind all of the myths. Check out this infographic from Karl Strauss to see what is really going on with your beer and how to enjoy in the best way possible.
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