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The Wonders Of Green Coffee Bean
Green coffee beans are the raw, unroasted seeds of Coffee fruits. According to new research from WebMD, “Ground green coffee beans, taken daily, seem to spur steady weight loss.” Because of this research and a recent episode of the Dr. Oz show devoted to the topic, green coffee beans are causing quite a buzz in the weight loss industry.
Home Buying Checklist
Buying a home for the first time can be a confusing process. This infographic from Henderson Properties helps first-time homeowners through the journey of buying a home by providing a helpful checklist.
The Saga of Superman
Jerry Siegel (1914-1996) and Joe Shuster (1914-1992), two Jewish teenagers, high school friends from Cleveland, came up with the idea…of a “villain” named “The Superman” in the mid 50s. This is how the story of the most famous superhero started and evolved into what we see today. With the upcoming “Man of Steel” coming up, see what the franchise meant and how Superman came to be in the following infographic by SuperScholar.com.
The Debt Deadlock of U.S. Consumers
According to SB Wire, “U.S. citizens have taken up to $11.38 trillion consumer debt [in 2012].” These consumer debts result from outstanding expenditures that exceed consumers’ income. There are two main types of consumer debt that stimulate economic growth: revolving debt (i.e., credit cards), and non-revolving debt (i.e., auto loans or mortgages). Americans owe a combined total of $1.944 trillion in school, auto and furniture loans, alone.
How To Explain DKIM To Your Grandmother
The growth of the Internet has caused email systems to grow increasingly complex with spam, phishing and forgery attacks plaguing users globally. Here’s an infographic by Message Exchange explaining how DKIM works in simple terms, easy enough to be understood by Grandma.
Teaching America: A Glimpse at The Teaching Profession
The average day of a public school teacher doesn’t end when the bell rings and the students are gone. Class preparation, grading, bus duty, club advising, coaching and other non-instructional activities are often left out of the discussion on teacher compensation. The following infographic provides a glimpse at the teaching profession.
If Cars Were Celebrities
If your car was a celebrity, who could it be? Take a look at the following infographic about this theme and try to find your car among our selection.
Fudging the Facts on a Resume
We all fudge the facts sometimes; from how big the fish we caught was to how old we are. Fudging the facts on a resume is one of the most common ways people stretch the truth. However, before you stretch the truth, fudge some facts, or down right lie on the next resume you submit keep in mind that many employers are starting to spend more time looking, researching, and reviewing resumes.
Common Foot Problems and What to Do About Them
We all experience some common feet problems. Dr. Comfort provides us some great ways to take care of some of the simple ones one your own without having to make a visit to the foot doctor.
Social Media as a Crisis Management Tool
Twitter and Facebook might catch a lot of flak for giving people the opportunity to post about their cats and their breakfast and their current outfits, but recent events have once again shown that social media is more than just a parking lot for trivial updates. When crucial, even life-saving information needs to be broadcast, social media is quite possibly the single most effective medium for getting the word out quickly.
The Wonders Of Green Coffee Bean
Green coffee beans are the raw, unroasted seeds of Coffee fruits. According to new research from WebMD, “Ground green coffee beans, taken daily, seem to spur steady weight loss.” Because of this research and a recent episode of the Dr. Oz show devoted to the topic, green coffee beans are causing quite a buzz in the weight loss industry.
Home Buying Checklist
Buying a home for the first time can be a confusing process. This infographic from Henderson Properties helps first-time homeowners through the journey of buying a home by providing a helpful checklist.
The Saga of Superman
Jerry Siegel (1914-1996) and Joe Shuster (1914-1992), two Jewish teenagers, high school friends from Cleveland, came up with the idea…of a “villain” named “The Superman” in the mid 50s. This is how the story of the most famous superhero started and evolved into what we see today. With the upcoming “Man of Steel” coming up, see what the franchise meant and how Superman came to be in the following infographic by SuperScholar.com.
The Debt Deadlock of U.S. Consumers
According to SB Wire, “U.S. citizens have taken up to $11.38 trillion consumer debt [in 2012].” These consumer debts result from outstanding expenditures that exceed consumers’ income. There are two main types of consumer debt that stimulate economic growth: revolving debt (i.e., credit cards), and non-revolving debt (i.e., auto loans or mortgages). Americans owe a combined total of $1.944 trillion in school, auto and furniture loans, alone.
How To Explain DKIM To Your Grandmother
The growth of the Internet has caused email systems to grow increasingly complex with spam, phishing and forgery attacks plaguing users globally. Here’s an infographic by Message Exchange explaining how DKIM works in simple terms, easy enough to be understood by Grandma.
Teaching America: A Glimpse at The Teaching Profession
The average day of a public school teacher doesn’t end when the bell rings and the students are gone. Class preparation, grading, bus duty, club advising, coaching and other non-instructional activities are often left out of the discussion on teacher compensation. The following infographic provides a glimpse at the teaching profession.
If Cars Were Celebrities
If your car was a celebrity, who could it be? Take a look at the following infographic about this theme and try to find your car among our selection.
Fudging the Facts on a Resume
We all fudge the facts sometimes; from how big the fish we caught was to how old we are. Fudging the facts on a resume is one of the most common ways people stretch the truth. However, before you stretch the truth, fudge some facts, or down right lie on the next resume you submit keep in mind that many employers are starting to spend more time looking, researching, and reviewing resumes.
Common Foot Problems and What to Do About Them
We all experience some common feet problems. Dr. Comfort provides us some great ways to take care of some of the simple ones one your own without having to make a visit to the foot doctor.
Social Media as a Crisis Management Tool
Twitter and Facebook might catch a lot of flak for giving people the opportunity to post about their cats and their breakfast and their current outfits, but recent events have once again shown that social media is more than just a parking lot for trivial updates. When crucial, even life-saving information needs to be broadcast, social media is quite possibly the single most effective medium for getting the word out quickly.
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