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Infographics on travel, geography, places, homes, and cultures.

  • The Travel Bucket List: 57 Things to Do Before You Die

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    How many of the 57 things on this travel bucket list have you done in your life? Do at least one of these things this year. You’ll be glad you did.

    The Travel Bucket List: How many of the 57 things on this travel bucket list have you done in your life? Do at least one of these things this year. You'll be glad you did.

    57 Things to Do Before You Die

    Bargain hunt in Marrakech.
    Bungee jump off New River Gorge Bridge in West Virginia.
    Celebrate Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
    Check out the Mona Lisa at the Louvre in Paris.
    Climb Mount Olympus in Greece.
    Dig up dinosaur bones at the Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado.
    Drink scotch in Scotland.
    Drive an automobile on the German autobahn.
    Drive down Lombard Street in San Francisco.
    Embrace a redwood in the wild.
    Enjoy a Broadway show, front-row center.
    Enjoy an opera in Verona, Italy.
    Experience the Naadam Festival in Mongolia.
    Feel the mist at Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil.
    Float along the Nile in Egypt (with a side trip to the pyramids of Giza).
    Fly across the Atlantic in a private jet.
    Go to the Olympic Games.
    Go to the Super Bowl.
    Golf Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina.
    Have a Gospel Lunch at the House of Blues in Chicago.
    Heli-ski in British Columbia.
    Hike across the Continental Divide.
    Hike Arches National Park in Utah.
    Hop on a cable car in San Francisco.
    Learn to surf in Hawaii.
    Learn to tango in Buenos Aires.
    Party in Rio at the Carnival.
    Party at the base camp of Mount Everest.
    Ride a motorcycle across the U.S.
    Ride a mule down the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
    Ride on the Orient Express across Europe.
    Run with the bulls at Pamplona in Spain.
    Safari in Kenya.
    Say a prayer at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
    Scuba dive in Belize.
    See the NFL draft live.
    See the Taj Mahal in India.
    Sip a mint julep at the Kentucky Derby.
    Ski the first tracks at Taos Valley, New Mexico.
    Sky dive over a California desert.
    Smell the cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C.
    Spend a night on an uninhabited island.
    Stand on the equator.
    Stay at a five-star hotel and upgrade your room.
    Swim in all five oceans.
    Take a Gondola ride on the Venetian canals.
    Take photos of the Northern Lights in Alaska.
    Tour the Museum of Modern Art with a personal guide.
    Train as an astronaut at space camp in Huntsville, Alabama.
    View a fashion show in Milan, Italy.
    Visit Machu Picchu in Peru.
    Visit the Galapagos Islands.
    Watch the Sumo Wrestling Championships in Japan.
    Whitewater raft down the Snake River in Idaho.
    Go to the ends of the earth.
    Find peace, love, and understanding.

    Source: http://bookmarketingbestsellers.com/the-travel-bucket-list-57-things-to-do-while-youre-alive


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  • Driving Under the Influence vs. Driving While Intoxicated

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    Drunk driving or driving under the influence of drugs is a crime, but what defines a DUI (Driving under the influence) or DWI (Driving while intoxicated)? The following infographic explains what is considered illegal in both Canada and the USA, and what are the differences.

    drunk driving vs high driving

    This infographic courtesy of O’Neill Moon Quedado LLP, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.


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  • 7 Literary Cities That Inspired Great Writers

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    7 Literary Cities that inspired great writers

    Great writing comes from great inspiration: Great cities, great countries, great people.

    If you want to find some great cities to inspire your writing (and life), check out these seven cities: London, England; Paris, France; Santiago, Chile; Edinburgh, Scotland; Dublin, Ireland; New York City, New York, USA; and St. Petersburg, Russia.

    Charity Showcase

    Pennies for Peace brings hope and educational opportunities to children in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Your children can collect pennies for this effort. For more information, check out http://www.penniesforpeace.org.

    Curator: John Kremer


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  • How to Beat Aging Infographic

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    How to Beat Aging

    How to Beat Aging

    Take up scuba diving.
    Sky dive.
    Read inspiring books.
    Golf.
    Kayak.
    Walk 3 to 4 miles a day.
    Hike 20 miles in the Smokies.
    Swing dance.
    Do the 2-step.
    Learn gourmet cooking.
    Start a new business.
    Learn a musical instrument.

    Never say no to anything that will bring a big thrill.

    Lynn Roberts

    Source: http://www.areyousafebook.com/how-to-beat-aging

    Charity Showcase

    Be an Organ Donor. More than 100 million people in the U.S. have registered as organ, eye, and tissue donors. You, too, can register by going to http://www.organdonor.gov via the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

    Curator: John Kremer

    John Kremer on Google+


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  • July 4th Infographic: Most Patriotic Cities of the United States

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    Most Patriotic Cities of USA

    This infographic shows which cities in the United States are the most patriotic based on overall ranking, voter turnout, fireworks spending, spending on vets, and flag sales. It also features some of the most memorable U.S landmarks.

    It features: Portland OR, Salt Lake City UT, Kansas City MO, Seattle WA, Tampa FL, Hartford CT, St Petersburg FL, Atlanta GA, and Madison WI as well as these landmarks: The White House, Statue of Liberty, Grand Canyon, Golden Gate Bridge, Mount Rushmore, Empire State Building, Space Needle, Kennedy Space Center, Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson National Expansion Arch and these patriots: Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Samuel Adams, Molly Pitcher, Thomas Jefferson, Frederick Douglass.

    Source: http://www.citypass.com/blog/patriotic-cities-usa

    Charity Showcase

    Rainforest Alliance helps to protect the forests, wildlife, and people of the rain forests. Also works to provide education and healthcare to children of the rain forests. To learn more about small actions that can lead to big changes, go to http://www.rainforest-alliance.org/smallactions.

    Curator:

    John Kremer on Google+


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  • Guy Kawasaki: The Top 10 Lessons You’ll Need

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    Guy Kawasaki's Top 10 Advice Tips

    Guy Kawasaki’s Advice to the Class of 2013 –
    The Top 10 Lessons You’ll Need

    10. Live off your parents as long as you can. Take whole semesters off to travel overseas. Take jobs and internships that pay little or no money. Investigate your passions on your parent’s nickel. Or dime. Or quarter. Or dollar. Your goal should be to extend college to at least six years.

    9. Pursue joy, not happiness. Happiness is temporary and fleeting. Joy, by contrast, is unpredictable. It comes from pursing interests and passions that do not obviously result in happiness.

    8. Embrace the unknown. One of the biggest mistakes you can make in life is to accept the known and resist the unknown. Do exactly the opposite: challenge the known and embrace the unknown.

    7. Learn to speak a foreign language, play a musical instrument, and play non-contact sports. These are the things you’ll appreciate and can do when you are older.

    6. Continue to learn. It gets easier to learn once you’re out of school because it’s easier to see the relevance of why you need to learn.

    5. Learn to like yourself or change yourself until you can like yourself. Fix your problem. Fix your life.

    4. Don’t get married too soon. I got married when I was 32. That’s about the right age. Until you’re about that age, you may not know who you are. You also may not know who you’re marrying.

    3. Play to win, and win to play. Compete to the depth and breadth and height that your soul can reach. Your greatest competition is yourself.

    2. Obey the absolutes. Preserve the absolutes as much as you can. If you never lie, cheat, or steal, you will never have to remember who you lied to, how you cheated, and what you stole.

    1. Enjoy your family and friends. Nothing—not money, power, or fame—can replace your family and friends or bring them back once they are gone.

    Source: http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130521102008-2484700-class-of-2013-the-top-10-lessons-you-ll-need

    Charity Showcase

    The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children works to educate parents, teachers, and others on how to keep children safe. Each year they promote May 25th as National Missing Children’s Day. You can also find more information by going to http://www.missingkids.com. To report a missing child, call their 24-hour hotline at 800-843-5678 (800-THE-LOST).

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  • Beach Rules: How to Have Fun at the Beach

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    Beach Rules: Have Fun!

    Here are 8 rules to help you have fun on the beach and in life . . .

    1. Soak up the sun.

    2. Ride the waves.

    3. Breathe the salty air.

    4. Feel the breeze.

    5. Build sandcastles.

    6. Rest. Relax. Reflect.

    7. Collect seashells.

    8. Bare feet required.

    Charity Showcase

    In celebration of American Heart Month (February) . . . The American Heart Association works to teach people how to identify heart attacks and strokes as well as funds research and treatment for heart disease. Donate via http://www.americanheart.org, or by calling 800-242-8721.

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  • Travel Infographic: The 10 Happiest Cities in the World

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    10 Happiest Cities in the World

    Here is a travel infographic featuring the ten happiest cities in the world. The results are based on a 2009 survey of 10,000 people in 29 countries from GfK Custom Research.

    The travel infographic was published by Convos and designed by Space Chimp Media.

    Rio de Janiero, Brazil

    Sydney, Australia

    Barcelona, Spain

    Amsterdam, The Netherlands

    Melbourne, Australia

    Madrid, Spain

    San Francisco, California, USA

    Rome, Italy

    Paris, France

    Buenos Aires, Argentina

    For a pictorial of the 10 happiest cities in the world, see Pictorial: The 10 Happiest Cities in the World

    Charity Showcase

    Concern Worldwide since 1994 has been working in Haiti to transform lives through education, healthcare, emergency response, and small business development. Donate via http://www.YourDollarOurFuture.org.

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