If you’d like to see more bizarre laws in the U.S., check out this infographic from bestparalegalschoolsonline.com.
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You Have the Right to Remain Stupid
If you’re a person who likes to travel, it would be wise to know the laws of the land in which you go. After all, you wouldn’t want to be fined up to $100,000 for harassing Bigfoot in Washington state, would you? Or if you hope to hold a public office in Tennessee, one qualification is that you have not participated in a duel. Both important things to be aware of. -
5 Health Lessons We Can Learn from Robin Roberts
In 2013, it is estimated that there will be 1,660,290 new cancer cases in the United States. These numbers continue to grow as now around eight percent of the American adult population has been diagnosed with some form of cancer. Just one person who makes up this eight percent is Robin Roberts. This extraordinary woman endured breast cancer as well as myelodysplastic syndrome. This infographic provides five lessons we can learn from her inspiring story.![5 health lessons we can learn from Robin Roberts [Infographic]](https://i0.wp.com/www.insurancequotes.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/robin-roberts-600.png?w=550)
From: Bankrate Insurance’s InsuranceQuotes.com
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One Nation Under Gov
Does the government belong in our schools? This is a question many of use pose, but what is the answer? This infographic presented by TopEducationDegrees.org takes a deeper look at the government’s involvement in America’s schools systems.
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Why Cats are Better than Men
Having relationship troubles? Why deal with a boyfriend and all of his drama, when you could snuggle up to a warm, cuddly cat instead? That’s exactly what this infographic is all about. It takes a look at why cats are better company than men, but it also offers some things to look out for so you don’t turn into a crazy cat lady. Presented by freedating.co.uk.
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Is Stress Killing You?
Have you ever considered the horrible things stress does to your life? Many people who reported stress also reported physical symptoms such as fatigue, muscle tension, headaches, and more. Take a look at this infographic from besttherapyschools.com to learn more about the dangers of stress and some helpful tips for reducing stress in your own life.
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The Most Tried and Failed Small Businesses
Though many people enjoy the charm of local Mom & Pop type stores, the reality is that most small businesses will fail within the first five years. This infographic explores a few reasons why small businesses struggle and gives helpful advice for making your small business succeed. Presented by the folks at Top-Business-Degrees.net.
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Superbugs
It is no secret that germs mean business these days, but with the continued use (and overuse) of antibiotics, some forms of harmful bacteria can actually grow stronger and make you more sick over time. In this infographic, the folks at MPHonline.org explain how superbugs are formed and how you can prevent sickness in your own life.
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Optimizing the Home Healthcare System
Home healthcare providers are eliminating the need for chronically ill patients to make constant hospital visits. By providing services to patients who have difficulty performing everyday tasks in their homes, hospitals have been able to cut down on readmission rates. Organizations such as Medicare and Medicaid reimburse hospitals that show low patient readmission rates, so home healthcare providers are doing them a huge favor.Seeing that over 70 percent of U.S. citizens aged 65+ require some form of long-term care, it becomes obvious that home health companies will become very profitable in the near future. This infographic presented by ClickSoftware further explains the need within our healthcare system for these providers.
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The Online Revolution
With approximately 2,405,518,376 Internet users in the world, it’s safe to say that the web has had a substantial impact on the world and the ways in which people live and interact. As the number of Internet users grow, the world changes.Millions of moms now have an outlet for their creativity with the introduction of Pinterest. Approximately 5 million stay-at-home-moms are using the site in the United States.
The Internet opens up learning opportunities. More than 6.7 million people take at lease one online course and there is now a number of massive open online courses taught by Ivy League professors. Thanks to MOOCS, people can taste Ivy League education for free.
The power of hacktivism played a huge part in changing the face of politics. Wikileaks’ release of 251,287 classified documents initiated the Arab Spring which eventually led to the overthrow of Egypt and of Tunisia. Overthrow of Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was organized through Twitter and the Tunisian revolution was documented by Tunisian bloggers. Social media was used as a way to spread rebellious inspiration — videos and photographs of state brutality. It also served to spread logistical information of when and where to protest.
In this infographic, BestCommunicationsDegrees.com explores the ways in which the Internet and its users have changed the face of the world.
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The Value of a Well-Armed Citizenry
“A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.” These words, the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, are at the center of the great debate that is currently gripping the nation.Gun control may be seen as part of an effort to eviscerate individual sovereignty and replace it with dependence on the state. The Second Amendment was designed to prevent enslavement from the state and the Founders understood that the right to bear arms is fundamental and essential to maintaining liberty.
In this infographic, CriminalJusticeDegreeHub.com takes a good look at why strict gun control laws would only harm the nation and infringe upon basic rights.
Source: Criminal Justice Degree Hub
