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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Infographic ~ Then vs. Now: How Much Have Kids Changed in a Generation?
Aside from the fact that kids today own personal computers and never leave home without their cell phones, kids have not really changed dramatically in a generation. Kids loved to listen to music then, and they love to listen to music now. The artists they listen to express the same sentiments that deal with love and heartbreak.
Nostalgia does indicate, though, that teenagers have changed in subtle, or sometimes not so subtle, ways. Television producers cater to a more mature teenage audience today, rather than allowing teens to enjoy their youth. Today's kids watch shows that deal with topics they should not need to ponder until they are adults.
Some kids are better off today, and some kids may have personalities that do not fit in with today's generation. Teenagers of every generation have the same hopes and dreams for their futures. Most kids today want to get married, have their own kids and own their own homes. These values are in complete harmony with those of a previous generation.
From: Best Education Degrees
From: Top Education Degrees
Infographics ~ The Business and Nutrition of Girl Scout Cookies
Every year approximately 200 million boxes of girl scout cookies are sold. The most popular cookie is the Thin Mint. In total, hundreds of billions of calories worth of Girl Scout Cookies are ingested every year. Thin Mints tie a few other cookie types for the highest calorie content per cookie at 160 calories.
All Girl Scout Cookies are created at two very busy bakeries. Sales of Girl Scout Cookies by three million girls totals 198 million boxes for $714 million of revenue per year. The least popular cookie types are retired in place of new types.
The most boxes of cookies sold in a year was 17,328 by Jennifer Sharpe, aged 15, of Dearborn, Michigan. Her sales totaled about $10,000 and helped her troop go on a trip abroad.
About 3/4 of all women in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives were once Girl Scouts.
The Girl Scout Organization earns only $37 million from membership fees, so cookie sales are an important source of revenue each year.
From: Top-Business-Degrees.net
From: Top Business Degrees
Infographic ~ Brain Hack the 7 Deadly Sins
Ever wonder which of the 7 deadly sins characterizes you most? Are you a gluttony addict or simply a bit too greedy? Everybody has a particular sin that they battle with on a daily basis. Instead of battling your tendency to be envious of your friends with the latest Chanel purses or allow your pride to annoy your co-workers, you can figure out a couple of easy ways to temper your sins. Dealing with envy can be as easy as looking on the bright side of things and being grateful for all of the things one already possesses. Battling a tendency toward greed can be as simple as taking up a new hobby.
By reading about the 7 deadly sins below, you can figure out the ways to find new life and deal with sins like pride, vanity or laziness. Never let another sin weigh you down in this life. Instead, take up yoga or get off your bum to ward off these evil sins!
From: BecomeCareer.com
Infographic ~ The Walking Debt: The Student Loan Problem
With record numbers of young people today going to college yet unable to find a job when they graduate, many people have started to question the value of a college degree. While it still holds true that a typical college graduate will out earn a typical high school graduate, the amount of debt that students have to take on to get that degree has increased.
In fact, the average student graduating with a Bachelor’s degree today has over $24,000 in student loan debt. This amount increases for students with Master’s and professional degrees. When these loan amounts are combined with the inability of many new graduates to find a job in their field, it becomes difficult to make the required minimum payments.
Unfortunately for many former students, this has led to high levels of student loan defaults. These high levels have caused many experts to declare student loans the new banking crisis, and propose drastic changes to the system.
From: Top Colleges Online
Monday, May 21, 2012
Birthstones 101
Did you know that birthstones have a deep and meaningful history related to Christianity? In Western custom, first century Jewish historian Josephus proclaimed a connection between the twelve stones on Aaron the Levite’s breastplate, the twelve months of the year, and the twelve zodiac signs. In the eighth and ninth centuries, religious treaties were written associating a particular stone with an apostle, and practice then was to keep a total of 12 stones and wear one every month. The list often changed, but was finally standardized in 1912 by the American National Association of Jewelers. Nowadays, birthstones have little to do with their religious origins, but are still worn as symbols of the various qualities that symbolize the wearer’s month of birth.
Leading online diamond retailer Brilliance Corp. releases its latest infographic, Facts about Birthstones. The handy informational tool gives a brief description of each birthstone from each month, from January to December, as well as the corresponding symbolism of the stone. Also included in the graphic are fun facts that can help you learn more about your unique birthstone, or help you choose the perfect stone for a loved one.

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
5 Easy Steps to Perfect Skin
Your skin works hard. What you may not appreciate is that your skin is an organ of elimination, the same way your bowels and urinary tract are. What you eat produces waste and toxins. What doesn’t exit “down there” will be expelled through your skin, leaving its mark.
The choice is simple…If you eat nutritionally pure food, and exercise a disciplined regime of skin care, you can regain control, you can regain the healthy glowing skin you once had and still deserve. If your skin is sensitive or prone to breakouts, “babying” your skin with creams and lotions will not change this vulnerable state.
Young skin is healthy and robust, never sensitive. Your skin renews itself over a cycle of about 28 days, shedding old, dried-out cells, forming new ones. Eat food that’s nutritionally pure. Cleanse and hydrate your skin, both outside and from the inside. Use skin treatments that make sense in light of the way your skin works. Follow my five simple steps and, after that month, you’ll begin to see the deep, vibrant beauty your skin can enjoy whatever your age!
To learn more about the benefits of raw food diet visit BeautifulOnRaw.com
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Save Trees: Recycle Your Moving Boxes
The average American moves 11 times over the course of their life. 11 times! Think about everything that goes into moving to a new home. You have to plan the move, hire movers or rent a moving truck, and pack up all of your things into dozens of moving boxes. What do you do with all of those moving boxes once your move is done? Do you throw them out, recycle them or use them as planters in your back yard?
The experts at My Move wondered what the environmental impact of recycling moving boxes really was. What we found was amazing. Did you know that by recycling your moving boxes instead of throwing them out you can save the lives of 7 trees and save more than 3,000 gallons of water? If you are interested in making your move greener and recycling your moving boxes click on our infographic to find out more. Get more great tips and infographics (including our interactive hoarding quiz) to make your move easier! Visit htttp://www.mymove.com today!
How to Become a Backyard Zookeeper
Are your dogs and cats and other household pets not providing enough excitement in your life? Have they become too mundane and predictable lately? If so, you might want to consider getting rid of them and becoming a backyard zookeeper instead. Your pet cat probably does little besides sun itself on a windowsill when not eating. Imagine how much more fun it would be to have a tiger or a lion instead. A tiger may not be able to fit on your windowsill, but it will provide you with hours of conversational material at work and at social events.
Your dog probably does little but bark, eat and sleep and generally bore you to death. Replacing that dog with a hippopotamus could be just the answer that you need. Negative people make try to deter you from keeping a zoo in your back yard, but that's only because they have no imagination.
From: How Do I Become A
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How To Survive a Nuclear Holocaust
Have you ever worried about a nuclear holocaust? It can be a challenging time for any body and it's important to take certain steps in order to avoid radiation contamination.
Those who dwell near a radiation leak should abandon the area immediately. In certain circumstances, the military will be dispatched to help those in severely contaminated areas as well, the television/radio will provide an emergency broadcast giving you full directions on your course of action.
A Geiger counter is an essential tool for monitoring radiation, both inside and outside of your home. It is very important to monitor for radiation levels for if they climb too high, you will have to evacuate your facility.
I would recommend using HEPA air filters during this time, as it is imperative that you minimize the radiation inside your home. It would also be an added benefit to vacuum on a regular basis.
Following the guideline listed below, you and your family should feel safer in the decisions you will have to make in the event of a nuclear holocaust.
From: BestHealthDegrees.com
DIY Vertical Garden
Vertical Gardens or Garden walls have been very popular over the years, especially with space restrictions in some areas of the world; people are having to come up with innovative ways in order to grow their own organic food stuffs.

Source: Bridgman RattanVertical gardens come in all shapes and sizes and can be found anywhere there is space to hang one. There are some that scale entire sides of buildings, offices, as well as private homes and gardens.
Below you will find the directions in which to create your own Vertical garden masterpiece...the sky is the limit when planting your own food, so what are you waiting for...get creating and you will live healthier for it~!!
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Visualizing The Universe ~ Interactive Infographic ~ VERY kewl~!!
From our perspective on Earth, it is difficult to comprehend the vastness of space. While we stand here in our world, there are worlds beyond our galaxy. The time it would take to fly across the observable universe is unfathomable to us. How would you say 111,408,058,600,640,000? That's how many years it would take.
Clusters of stars and groups of galaxies exist in space. When displayed, how insignificant Earth seems in the scheme of things. Our planet is 12.7 million meters in diameter. Compare that to Jupiter, which is 142.9 million meters in diameter. Our sun is a whopping 1.4 billion meters in diameter.
On earth, other comparisons capture the awesomeness of our planet. A Kodiak bear is 3 meters tall, whereas a whale is 30 meters long. In geography, it's amazing that Rhode Island can fit inside of Texas 634 times! Side by side, a skin cell would dwarf hemoglobin. When we magnify the hidden wonders of our universe, amazing things can happen.
Copyright 2012. Magnifying the Universe by Number Sleuth.
Your Chances of Dying
The average person in America lives for about 78 years. However, many people will die before they reach their 78th birthday. The Center for Disease Control has revealed that heart disease, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease and cancer are among leading causes of death. There are also a number of other things that can send a person to an early grave.
American football is a sport that many people enjoy watching, but some do not realize how dangerous it is to play this sport. A person has about a 1 in 50,000 chance of dying from a football-related injury. Swimming is a great exercise that can help improve overall health. People who swim have about a 1 in 1 million chance of dying from this activity. Most swimming-related deaths can be attributed to drowning.
Base Jumping has been named the most dangerous recreational activity. A person has about a 1 in 60 chance of dying while performing this activity.
From: Best Health Care Degrees
Monday, May 14, 2012
The True Cost of Military Equipment Spending
Every year U.S. military spending increases and the military budget is a substantial and important portion of the constitutionally acceptable portion of our nation’s annual expenditures. This graphic looks at the cost of some of the tools the U.S. military uses from equipment for a soldier to the nuclear weapons program and compares them to the income and some of the expenditures of ordinary Americans.
America spends more on its military than any other country and it is reflected in our superiority on the battlefield, but spending does not directly translate into success. The question has to be asked: Are we spending too much and are we spending it wisely? The answers to those questions should be at the heart of the budget talks. Does America need to spend this much on the military? Perhaps, or perhaps not, but it cannot be argued that we should be spending wisely.
From: Military Education
The Science Behind Celebrity Breakdowns
Americans seem to love to watch celebrities rise to heavenly heights before being slammed back down to Earth in the wake of scandals and personal transgressions. While this may be an unfortunate reality that borders on voyeurism, the plain truth is that many of the citizens of America suffer from the same afflictions that cause their favorite or least favorite celebrities to reach their breaking points.
The fall from grace that Mel Gibson experienced in the past five years was likely a result of his bipolar disorder, and millions of Americans are currently living with the disease. The primary difference between Gibson and the typical citizen is that his breakdowns end up on national television.
Scores of other celebs have been faced with conditions such as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, clinical depression, or even overt cases of narcissism, which was believed to be at the root of the recent events involving Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan.
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Inventors: The People Behind the Way We Live
Humans throughout history have been creative thinkers, always coming up with new ideas and inventions to make our day to day lives easier to deal with. Technology has exploded within the past hundred years, giving us commercial flight, cell phones, the internet, and portable personal music players that evolved from the Walkman to the iPod. Thinking that the last hundred years was the only time in history when life became easier, however, is a flawed idea.
Many young people in this day and age believe that personal computers, cell phones, and music players are just a normal part of life. These things didn’t just pop up out of nowhere though. Many of our modern conveniences have been in the works for centuries, leading up to what they are now. Understanding what our modern conveniences evolved from will help us to understand the long journey it took to get here.
From: Best Colleges Online
Geek vs. Hipster
Have you ever sat in a coffee shop and seen a weird looking girl glued to her laptop and headphones and wondered if she was a geek or a hipster? Or glimpsed a scrawny boy with big black glasses on the buses and not been sure if he needed the prescription or he was wearing them ironically?
If so, you're in luck. This new infographic offers a complete guide to geeks vs. hipsters. Areas covered include the differences, both superficial and deep, between the two subcultures, the values, interests and favorite bands of each group, and the telltale signs you can use to distinguish between them.
Both geeks and hipsters see themselves as different from mainstream society. But that doesn't mean the two groups have much in common. In fact, the areas where they seem to overlap actually reveal how different they are. Next time you're confused about whether someone's a geek or a hipster, bring this guide with you.
From: BecomeCareer.com
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