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It will be interesting to see how I compare to this. I have not read it over yet.

 

If you want to see the original, it is here.

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Real Money, Virtual Wallet

At some point in the past, I had mentioned Mint as a tool I use to keep track of our bills and expenses. I was asked if I would post this infographic. Since I like Mint and find it helpful and free, I agreed to post this. It comes from Master of Finance.Org.

Image source: www.master-of-finance.org

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Lost Luggage Infographic

Someone sent this infographic my way and I thought it was interesting enough to share. If you want to read the article that went with it, you can find it here.

unclaimed baggage

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Christmas Traditions Infographic

I came across this infographic and found it interesting enough to share, especially with those readers who are not US Americans.

You can find the original site here.

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Paper or Plastic?

For years before I left the US, when you go into any grocery store, they ask you "Paper or plastic?" This refers to the bag for your groceries. Do you want an old fashion paper bag or a petroleum based plastic bag.

This question has come up yet again in a deconstructed context. Do you want your books in paper, either softcover or hardcover or would you rather have your books sitting in a plastic box such as a Kindle, Nook, or other e-reading device?

I have made my point of view very clear. I will not use an e-reader to read anything longer than a magazine. Been there, done that, didn't like it.

So this person Allison Morrison writes to me personally. Her note started with
  "I’m reaching out to connect with you about a graphic I helped create which examines the state of print books in the digital era, and why (contrary to popular belief) recent trends show that print books can in fact coexist with e-books."

I was curious and wrote her back asking for more information. She supplied it.
This is the site where is comes from, if you click here.

In addition to the graphics below, what I really love about the site itself is the sidebar. They have included "How to become a teacher" in each of the US states and teacher certification requirements as well. What a great service for potential teachers and those of us who want to make a career change. I love it!

Thank you Allison for writing.

Please Include Attribution to TeachingDegree.org With This Graphic
 

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