With summer fast approaching, many churches may be wondering about how they’ll pay for all of their expenses this summer. During the summer, church giving can become very inconsistent and a church may find themselves in a slump. The answer may be staring you in the face. Churches are beginning to adopt online options for […]
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Drugs can have miraculous effects on the human body. It is perhaps most fascinating that the chemical properties of any medication administered on a patient are not always the number one factor in their effectiveness. Psychological factors can actually trick your mind into reacting in the same way to a sugar pill as you would
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Just because your a small businesses doesn’t mean you are safe from data breaches. This infographic presented by MerchantWarehouse takes a look at small business POS vulnerabilities and how they can be secured. Check it out below to learn more. Brought to you by Merchant Warehouse
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Parents these days are becoming more and more concerned about their kids spending so much time in front of all sorts of screens, but why? Studies have shown that our attention spans are suffering from the constant shift of attention from one media source to another. This is just one reason why parents and teachers
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Who are the working poor of America? People classified as working poor are individuals who met poverty guidelines while working or actively job searching for 27 weeks or one year. Check out the infographic below to learn more about the working poor in America. From: Bankrate Insurance’s InsuranceQuotes.com
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Love is a beautiful thing. If not only for its own sake, love is also beautiful for the many health benefits that can potentially be derived from such feelings toward another person. A healthy sex life can dramatically increase the amount of endorphins released in the body, and this hormone works wonders to reduce chronic
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Close to 30 percent of greenhouse gases released in the U.S. are from transportation. You can help decrease this number by choosing greener ways to commute. Check out the infographic below to learn about some of the green ways to get around. Presented by CheapCarInsurance.Net
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In the 1950s, the average home was 1,000 square feet and cost around $8,450. Nowadays, the average size is 2,200 square feet and the cost is $152,000. Despite this increase, Americans aren’t living better than before. Check out this infographic to learn more about the McMansion craze and how it might be affecting your health.
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There are many ways to influence public opinion, but propaganda has been a favorite for centuries. Modern propaganda found its roots in the 17th century when Pope Gregory XV sought to gain converts to Catholicism as the Protestant movement grew. Although it began as a religious endeavor, propaganda became political in the 18th and 19th
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Sometimes, kids just don’t want to go to school. An estimated 10 percent of school-aged children fake an illness to get out of school. But do they succeed? Pulling a fake vomit stunt is not going to win the school nurse over – it’s one of the oldest tricks in the book. Instead, fake a
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