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Use These Shortcuts To Land Your First Job
According to a recent study, the overall unemployment rate for recent college graduates is roughly eight percent. As competition in the job market continues to intensify, it’s important for new and soon-to-be college graduates to be proactive when it comes to standing out in the minds of prospective employers.
How Rich is Congress?
Congressional wealth is reported annually, and even though they have access to the same investments as the American public, they are far wealthier. How does the wealth of House and Senate representatives compare to their constituents’ wealth?
The Psychology of Dating Nerves
You don’t have to be nervous before a date: just relax and try to not think about it. That will create a negative atmosphere, so just enjoy the present. In this infographic, learn the psychology behind “dating nerves.”
Energy Benchmarking in DC
Energy Benchmarking compares a building’s energy and water usage with the performance of other similar buildings. With new energy benchmarking regulations in place, Washington DC building owners need to submit yearly benchmarking reports. Learn all about benchmarking and the upcoming deadline in this in infographic.
Offshore Production Pitfalls: How Full-Service Custom Motor Manufacturers Reduce Your Risks
In this infographic, learn more about the benefits of working with full-service custom motor manufacturers in order to avoid common offshore production pitfalls.
What Every Nerd Oughta Know About Star Wars
Jonny Raygun has created the following infographic that is a collection of interesting Star Wars facts every nerd ought to know. Has he missed anything? Let us know in the comments.
Fly-Tipping Rubbish: A Real Problem
Ever heard of fly tipping? Fly tipping is the illegal deposit of waste on land, contrary to Section 33(1)(a) of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.The term “fly tipping” is derived from the verb ‘tip’ (i.e., to throw out of a vehicle) and ‘on the fly’ (i.e., to casually throw away). Taxes on landfill in the UK led to illegal waste dumping, or “fly-tipping.”
Big Corporate Lawsuits
Corporate lawsuits are widely prevalent. At any given time, the average large corporation in the U.S. can be juggling 37 lawsuits simultaneously. Lawsuits can also be fairly costly for companies on both sides of the table. It is estimated that litigation costs represent more than seventy percent of overall legal spending by the average U.S. business. In addition, many corporations fight lawsuits in which $20 million or more is at stake.
Milk Matters
Here Online Masters In Public Health provides us a brief history of milk and how it became the popular product that it is today. You can see what food items have milk as a critical ingredient and what the difference is between raw and pasteurized milk. Not to mention there are many animals (and non-animals!) that produce human-consumed milk other than cows.
Proposing a Fifth Mode of Transportation: The Hyperloop
Imagine traveling at speeds up to 800mph in a tube from San Francisco to LA! The trip might actually only take about 35 minutes if Elon Musk’s ideas are put into practice. The Hyperloop would also be cheaper than train, car, bus, or plane! WebpageFX takes a look at this in the following infographic.
Use These Shortcuts To Land Your First Job
According to a recent study, the overall unemployment rate for recent college graduates is roughly eight percent. As competition in the job market continues to intensify, it’s important for new and soon-to-be college graduates to be proactive when it comes to standing out in the minds of prospective employers.
How Rich is Congress?
Congressional wealth is reported annually, and even though they have access to the same investments as the American public, they are far wealthier. How does the wealth of House and Senate representatives compare to their constituents’ wealth?
The Psychology of Dating Nerves
You don’t have to be nervous before a date: just relax and try to not think about it. That will create a negative atmosphere, so just enjoy the present. In this infographic, learn the psychology behind “dating nerves.”
Energy Benchmarking in DC
Energy Benchmarking compares a building’s energy and water usage with the performance of other similar buildings. With new energy benchmarking regulations in place, Washington DC building owners need to submit yearly benchmarking reports. Learn all about benchmarking and the upcoming deadline in this in infographic.
Offshore Production Pitfalls: How Full-Service Custom Motor Manufacturers Reduce Your Risks
In this infographic, learn more about the benefits of working with full-service custom motor manufacturers in order to avoid common offshore production pitfalls.
What Every Nerd Oughta Know About Star Wars
Jonny Raygun has created the following infographic that is a collection of interesting Star Wars facts every nerd ought to know. Has he missed anything? Let us know in the comments.
Fly-Tipping Rubbish: A Real Problem
Ever heard of fly tipping? Fly tipping is the illegal deposit of waste on land, contrary to Section 33(1)(a) of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.The term “fly tipping” is derived from the verb ‘tip’ (i.e., to throw out of a vehicle) and ‘on the fly’ (i.e., to casually throw away). Taxes on landfill in the UK led to illegal waste dumping, or “fly-tipping.”
Big Corporate Lawsuits
Corporate lawsuits are widely prevalent. At any given time, the average large corporation in the U.S. can be juggling 37 lawsuits simultaneously. Lawsuits can also be fairly costly for companies on both sides of the table. It is estimated that litigation costs represent more than seventy percent of overall legal spending by the average U.S. business. In addition, many corporations fight lawsuits in which $20 million or more is at stake.
Milk Matters
Here Online Masters In Public Health provides us a brief history of milk and how it became the popular product that it is today. You can see what food items have milk as a critical ingredient and what the difference is between raw and pasteurized milk. Not to mention there are many animals (and non-animals!) that produce human-consumed milk other than cows.
Proposing a Fifth Mode of Transportation: The Hyperloop
Imagine traveling at speeds up to 800mph in a tube from San Francisco to LA! The trip might actually only take about 35 minutes if Elon Musk’s ideas are put into practice. The Hyperloop would also be cheaper than train, car, bus, or plane! WebpageFX takes a look at this in the following infographic.
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