No one argues the fact that relationships are hard work, but some relationships just need to be ended. So, ladies, the next time you’re less than awesome ex-boyfriend tries to get back together with you, just get a cat instead. This infographic clearly depicts why cats are better than men while also warning against becoming […]
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You probably never thought that a dog bite might affect your home insurance, but it certainly can. In 2011, dog bites represented more than one-third of home insurance liability claims paid in the U.S. The total bill? Nearly $479 million, according to the Insurance Information Institute, with the average payout surpassing $29,000. Check out the video infographic below to
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There are almost innumerable ways that one could die, but would anyone choose stress as their cause of death? It’s doubtful to say the least. Though no one enjoys stress, there is an alarming number of individuals within the United States suffering from chronic stress. In this infographic, besttherapyschools.com looks at what kinds of stressors are wreaking havoc
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Locally owned shops and restaurants can add more character (and hipsters) to a town than one might imagine. Even though locally owned small businesses can be trendy hangouts, they tend to struggle to make it financially. It is estimated that about half of small businesses fail within the first year while 95 percent fail within
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Home healthcare organizations provide a wide range of home-based services for those who are unable to care for themselves without assistance. This sector of healthcare is growing and being optimized fairly well. Check out the infographic below presented by ClickSoftware to learn more about the optimization of home healthcare.
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Access to free public education is considered one of our greatest rights as Americans, but how effective is our education system? As it turns out, the US ranks 17th overall in high school graduation rates around the world, with students in Latvia, Chile and Brazil making academic gains at a rate three times faster than American
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When preparing for the end of the world, what does one stock up on? It’s not just non-perishables that are important. Sustainable resources and useful skill sets are the kinds of things that separate the survivors from everyone else. Access to clean water is a must, but other factors come into play as well. Raising
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In America, not everyone has access to Internet because of lack of availability or lack of money. The same cannot necessarily be said of the rest of the world. Places like Singapore, Andorra, London and Seoul have been outfitted with higher download speeds than those found in the U.S. at a fraction of the cost.
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With global climate change and a movement to go green, where does that leave the future of constructing homes? Advancements in technology makes it easier to be green when building houses. Solar-ready roofs, low flow plumbing, heat recovery ventilators and radiant floor heating are features that are more frequently being found in modern homes and
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When Richard Goodie found two men outside his home attacking his 14 year old daughter, he knew that he had to save her. He fired a warning shot which did not frighten the assailants. One of the men had a gun to his daughter’s head and Goodie shot him to save his daughter. Self-protection is
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