Category : Infographics

What is a Stay-at-home Mom’s Work Worth? [infographic]

May 11, 2012|By: Mike|1 Comment

Obviously there’s no putting a price tag on the real value of a Mom, but if you consider all the jobs Moms do day in and day out (plus overtime), you might be surprised to see just how high their market value really is. Continue reading “What is a Stay-at-home Mom’s Work Worth? [infographic]” »

What is a Working Mom Really Worth? [infographic]

May 11, 2012|By: Mike|1 Comment

Kiss Me, I’m Irish – St. Patrick’s Day 2012 [infographic]

Mar 15, 2012|By: Joseph|2 Comments

Ireland has had an enormous influence on America. For hundreds of years, Irish immigrants have come to the U.S. in staggering numbers; bringing their traditions of St. Patrick’s Day and a boost to our population and economy. Population Between 1820 and 1930 it is estimated that 4.5 million Irish immigrants traveled to the U.S. That’s … Continue reading “Kiss Me, I’m Irish – St. Patrick’s Day 2012 [infographic]” »

March Madness – Brains vs Wins 2012 [infographic]

Mar 12, 2012|By: Joseph|6 Comments

Every year in March, NCAA college basketball captures nationwide attention. What escapes our attention is what happens to the players when the season is over. Many strong basketball schools are doing a pathetic job of graduating their players. Which schools have the worst graduation record? Find out. Continue reading “March Madness – Brains vs Wins 2012 [infographic]” »

Valentine’s Day Spending 2012 [infographic]

Feb 8, 2012|By: Joseph|1 Comment

When we took a look at Valentine’s Day Spending last year, spending was rebounding after the recession. This year, spending is back and stronger than ever. Americans are expected to spend an average of $126.03 per person, or $17.6 Billion. Here are few highlights from the graphic: Valentine’s Day spending is up 8.5% from last … Continue reading “Valentine’s Day Spending 2012 [infographic]” »

Mentors Make A Difference [infographic]

Jan 24, 2012|By: Joseph|1 Comment

Last month, President Barack Obama proclaimed January National Mentoring Month. President Obama noted that: By setting a positive example and sharing their time, knowledge, and experience, mentors play an essential role in preparing our Nation’s youth for a bright future… at and at home, in the library and on the field, mentors lift our youth … Continue reading “Mentors Make A Difference [infographic]” »

College Football – Brains vs. Wins 2011 [infographic]

Dec 7, 2011|By: Joseph|Leave a comment

Last year we took a look at graduation rates from some of the top college football teams in the nation. You might be surprised to see how your team stacks up against the competition. Is your favorite team full of student athletes or tackling dummies? Time to find out. Here are a few noteworthy items: … Continue reading “College Football – Brains vs. Wins 2011 [infographic]” »

What can you do with a Communications Degree? [infographic]

Nov 15, 2011|By: Mike|5 Comments

Pursuing a degree in communications will allow you to take your career in a number of different directions. Programs are designed to help students develop both written and verbal language skills to influence people and spread ideas. While effective communication can be applied to nearly any work environment, choosing an emphasis can help you find a job sooner after graduation… Continue reading “What can you do with a Communications Degree? [infographic]” »

America’s Most Thankless Jobs [infographic]

Oct 26, 2011|By: Craig|2 Comments

What is a thankless job? If you work hard, and your efforts consistently go unnoticed or you never hear a “thank you” for your hard day’s work — you might be have a thankless job. Thankless jobs become even more thankless when they are underpaid, disrespected, or overworked in hard conditions. In this graphic, we’ve … Continue reading “America’s Most Thankless Jobs [infographic]” »

What do we fear? [infographic]

Oct 18, 2011|By: Joseph|6 Comments

What is a phobia? Our common fears are given scientific names called phobias. For example, most people have heard of arachnophobia, the common fear of spiders, or claustrophobia, the fear of enclosed spaces. Phobias vary greatly in severity. Some people may feel mild anxiety over a fear, while others suffer panic attacks with disabling symptoms. … Continue reading “What do we fear? [infographic]” »