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Space Mining: The Future of Humanity

Mining in space could give us important materials, help our planet, start new types of businesses, and create new jobs. What resources can be mined on asteroids and even our Moon?

The Future of Remote Work Trends

It’s hard to keep up with the fast paced world of remote work trends. See where the future of work is heading to in the following infographic.

How Much Value Does A Garden Room Add To Your Home?

The rising popularity of garden rooms as home improvement additions presents a unique opportunity to increase your property’s value. These adaptable spaces offer a peaceful refuge that seamlessly merges outdoor beauty with indoor comfort.

14 Talent Retention Lessons From Highly Successful Companies

It’s no wonder that 93% of organizations are concerned about retaining employees. How are some of the world’s largest companies keeping employees from leaving for new pastures?

20 Supermarket Survival Tips To Save Money

Supermarkets and grocery stores provide convenience and offer a variety of goods. They are designed however to make us spend as much time and money as possible once we are inside. Fortunately, you can reduce your grocery bill without compromising on the quality of your food.

Low Cost Airline Baggage Fees Dissected (UK Version)

Oct 25, 2012

Low cost airlines are frequently in the headlines, and quite often for reasons related to confusing fees and unseen costs. To help make it all clearer, WhichAirline.com went through the costs related to checked in baggage and the fees for excess weight from various airlines in Europe and put it all together in an infographic. Whether in Europe or not, there are some additional tips on packing baggage for low cost airlines that can apply to anyone.

Why It Pays To Be a Firefighter

Oct 25, 2012

If you’re wondering whether it makes sense to invest the time and effort involved in a fire career, there’s good news: projections show strong expected growth throughout the rest of the decade, with a 19% increase – or over 57,000 new jobs – expected by 2020. While there are many very good reasons to consider a career as a fire fighter, potential earnings may be among the most attractive. Firefighters can earn upwards of $71,000 per year (depending on location and position); in fact, the position of Fire Chief is the highest paying public sector job in the country.

13 Most Common Places Where Kids Hide Drugs

Oct 25, 2012

Each year, more and more children fall into the many traps of drug abuse. Even children as young as ten years old have started experiencing with illegal drugs, most of which they pick up from their peers in school. Some even smoke marijuana at home and keep their stash in places undetected by parents. This infographic from TestCountry.com looks at 13 of the most common places that kids might be stashing their stash.

A Brief History of Watch Complications

Oct 24, 2012

Modern-day wristwatches are remarkably complex instruments; many of the higher-end models can tell not just the time, but the date, year, and Earth’s position around the sun as well. Take a visual journey through history with this infographic, published by Luxury Bazaar, to discover how mankind has kept time over the centuries, from the primitive sundial to the 21st century Rolex.

Bonfire Night – Your Visual Guide to a Safer 5th November

Oct 24, 2012

Every year 100’s if not 1000’s of accidents happen on bonfire night with children and animals. With a little education there is no reason why anyone need get hurt. The following infographic is a guide to help make sure these accidents are minimal.

The Logistics of Voting

Oct 24, 2012

The 2012 Presidential election is right around the corner and everyone is getting geared up to vote, making sure they are registered and know where they are supposed to go on voting day. However, have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes during the voting process? Well, wonder no more.

From Smoke Signals to the Cloud: A History of Business Telecommunications

Oct 24, 2012

Lately there have been many questions about the industries that still rely on fax and the new developments within the fax industry. Surprisingly, the fax industry is expected to grow over by over $1.035 billion within the next four years, yet most fax users are still using the antiquated faxing technologies. In efforts to commemorate how far this industry has come to the latest and greatest innovations for fax, Fax Compare has created an infographic highlighting these big events.

How Men and Women Spend Differently

Oct 24, 2012

Men and women spend and save money differently, but do you know how? The following infographic shows us how some American spending and saving habits can be gender specific.

Digital Signage: Big Screen on Campus

Oct 24, 2012

There are many benefits of using digital signage, some of which are staying up on the latest technology, relaying information to students and faculty in an interesting medium, and also a way to make revenue off of advertising. Check out the infographic below from DigitalSignageToday.com which goes into greater detail about how digital signage is making its way onto college campuses.

Fossil Fuels, Alternatives, and Politics in 2012

Oct 24, 2012

Reliance on fossil fuels has been a concern to government and the public for decades. Many want to abolish their use because of pollution, global warming and sustainability projections. Some deny the need for clean energy and reject projections as misinformation. What side is right? In the infographic below by Best MPH Programs let’s take a look at the hard facts about energy production.