Take a Look at These Infographics That Could Really Help You Out

A picture is worth a thousand words.

And while I sometimes think a few words would go a long to providing context for pictorial furniture instructions, I do love a good infographic.

Here are 15 super useful infographics that you might want to keep close at hand.

1. For quick, easy reference

I love an easy reference cooking chart. I use the one for my InstantPot ALL. THE. TIME.

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2. For every day mishaps

I literally needed this yesterday. Time to put it on the fridge.

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3. For those with a black thumb

If only it covered every kind of plant. Specifically snake plants (asking for a friend).

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4. For those who like to party

The longer I look at this, the more fascinating it becomes.

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5. For those who really like to party

Just kidding, this is actually really useful information that everyone should know.

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6. For life’s little disappointments

Keep this one in your glove box. It should come free with every pair of jumper cables.

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7. For when you want to be fancy

Keep it in your purse for dining out. I love that there’s a special signal that you didn’t like your meal.

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8. For sending a subtle message

Tape this on the back of the remote, the Ipad, the laptop…

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9. For planning your epic family vacation

Get ready Route 66, the road trip is about to have a resurgence.

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10. For when technology feels overwhelming

Because you know you’re getting old when you’re grouchy about new USBs.

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11. For when you need to prove a point

Welcome to healthcare in America.

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12. & 13. For when you have a pressing science question

About space…

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or about anatomy…

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14. For when you want to avoid an allergic reaction

Is it worth the risk? Only you can decide!

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15. For when you have a pressing frosting need

I personally only use the large round one, but that’s just me.

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These all definitely show how an infographic can go a long way to helping in any situation.

I kind of wish I had known about them as a kid. I think I would have won a lot more arguments.

Are you a visual learner? Do you like a good graphic? Let us know in the comments.

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This Is How Far You Can Actually Drive After Your Gas Tank Reads Empty

There are two types of people in this world: people who get gas when the gauge drops below half a tank, and people who wait for their gas light to come on, drive a while longer, and then stop to fill up at the last minute.

As someone who falls into the latter category, I’ve long argued that the light is just a warning, and if you’ve got 20 or 30 miles left after it lights up, why hurry?

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But am I right? I don’t know about you, but I’m dying to find out.

Well, lucky for me (and everyone else who likes to push the needle all the way past E, auto repair service YourMechanic has put together a handy chart that will let you know – based on the make and model of your car – how far you can go after your light comes on.

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You’ll definitely want to check, too, because it ranges from over 100 miles (the Chrysler 200) to less than 30 in a Chevy Silverado.

My Honda can go another 60, so you’d better believe I’ll be wagging my finger at my overly cautious fella the next time he says we definitely need to stop!

That said, there are like, sensible reasons to not push it so hard. Your car’s fuel pump burns hotter near empty than it does on a full tank, so if you do it all the time, you’ll burn your pump out faster.

So, YourMechanic recommends you use their chart for emergency situations only.

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This Chart Shows the Fastest Growing Jobs in Every State

A friendly word of advice: if you live in California or Hawaii, you may want to consider a career in installing solar panels. Alternatively, if your home state is Colorado, Texas, Nebraska, or Iowa, a job servicing wind turbines might be your best bet.

Yahoo! Finance put together this handy infographic, using statistics compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, to show what is the fastest growing job in each state in the country.

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The results are pretty interesting and represent a shift in how many Americans work. As mentioned earlier, solar panel installer jobs are the fastest growing in California and Hawaii, but that’s also the case in several other states in different parts of the country, including Florida, North Carolina, New Jersey, and Minnesota. Here is how the western United States and Alaska and Hawaii shapes up.

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Another rising occupation is statistician. The median annual salary for a statistician in the U.S. is $84,060 and these number crunchers are the fastest growing occupation in Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, and Connecticut.

As we move east through the Midwest and towards the Atlantic, here are the fastest growing occupations.

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The East Coast is a unique mix of positions, including the aforementioned solar panel installer in two states, biomedical engineer in Maine, costume attendant in Georgia (because of the thriving film/TV industry), and  gambling industry worker in New York.

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Let’s hope the economy keeps on revving along and people in all industries in America continue to move up the ladder.

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This Infographic Shows Signs That You Should Not Accept a Job Offer

There’s no sugarcoating it: looking for a job is a soul-crushing experience that will have almost everyone at their wit’s end.

But if you’ve been on the job hunt for a long time, that doesn’t mean that you should take the first one that’s offered to you.

That’s why it’s crucial to always pay attention to the signs when you interview for a job and visit an office. This infographic lays it out perfectly. Even though you might be desperate sometimes, every once in a while you have to RUN THE OTHER WAY.

Photo Credit: Approved Index

h/t: Mental Floss

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This Infographic Shows the Busiest Airports in the World

What do you think the busiest airport in the world is? O’Hare in Chicago? London? Beijing?

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Think again. Atlanta’s airport is the busiest in the world and deals with more take-offs and landings per hour than any other hub on the planet. The top four busiest airports are all in the U.S., followed by Beijing at #5.

Here is the complete list, which you can also view HERE.

Photo Credit: Last Minute

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This Poster Breaks down Every Beatles Song by Instrument

This poster is a must-have for Beatles fans, no question about it. The Fab Four were extremely prolific in their relatively brief career together as the most popular band in the world, and the poster breaks down every song they recorded by instrument.

Photo Credit: Pop Chart Lab

The poster comes to us from Pop Chart Lab and is called “Come Together” (after the song, duh). It contains every song the boys from Liverpool recorded from 1963-1970.

Photo Credit: Public Domain

Check out the full poster below and click HERE to purchase this nice piece of art.

Photo Credit: Pop Chart Lab

h/t: Mental Floss

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