The alleged map and the alleged America locations
According to a poll done by Gallup/Harris, 37 percent of Americans could not locate or identify the United States; ON A MAP OF THE UNITED STATES!
However, a Canadian scientist has gone through great lengths defending that the reason for procrastination is not sheer laziness. Professor Piers Steel has actually developed an equation that explains why people procrastinate in the first place. The equation is U=EV/ID.
Do you put off to tomorrow what can be done today? Do you play video games or watch television when you know you have work to do? Do you leave all assignments and projects until the very last minute? If you answered yes to any or all of these questions you fall into the category of “chronic procrastinators” who make up nearly 20% of our population.
'There’s no risk to you – only the chance to be the first at your home field to unfold your wings and fly into the future.”
The firm’s website, Terrafugia.com, says of prospective owners: 'Your deposit doesn’t just reserve your very own roadable airplane, it gives us proof that today’s pilot community is ready for this dream to finally become reality.
The Terrafugia Transition, the world’s first “roadable” airplane will be available to licensed pilots for the reasonable price of £127,000, or about $190,000. Don’t worry though, a deposit of £6,500 or about $10,000, will be enough money to secure your flying car while you make the rest of the money to pay for it.
This technolgical masterpiece is capable of flying at 115mph for over 400 miles, and can also travel at highway speeds while in car-mode. Talk about flexibility!
Don’t we all dream of a time when we can go out to our driveways, kiss our spouse goodbye, and then hop into our car and fly away to work? Yes, we do. And it will be possible next year.
Do you believe that you can fly? Enroll in the and hit the skies!
A group of basejumpers have developed a “wing suit” in Norway. With this suit you can glide at speeds of over 100mph within just inches of cliffs and the ground. Check out or watch the one below.
“I believe I can fly.” Be that as it may, the most impressive thing R. Kelly has done with his life is urinate. There is hope, however, for those of us who do believe we can one day fly.
Dr. Heerey said: “You can watch teenagers queuing up to buy a movie ticket and they banter with one another. They say really horrible things to one but they are all laughing and it’s all fun.”
These playful insults, such as ”pizza-face”, “four-eyes”, or “dweeb”, is suggested to help children understand social settings, their role in social settings, and flaws in their behavior or actions. These so-called “bullying” names may help children become popular and better friends in the long run.
Social skills in adulthood is improved because of name-calling in childhood, according to a study done by Dr Erin Heerey, a psychologist at Bangor University in North Wales.
Other noteworthy statistics drawn from the report include 63 percent of prison inmates are illiterate and nearly two-thirds of the world’s illiterate are women.
“The crisis of adult literacy is getting worse, and investment in education and support programs is critical,” said David C. Harvey, president and CEO of ProLiteracy, in response to the finding.
Fourteen percent of American adults cannot read, according to the latest statistics released by the U.S. Education Department. Around 32 million people lack basic literacy skills, such as reading the instructions on a bottle of pills or even a newspaper.
Think of your closest seven family members or friends. Which one do you think is illiterate?
So you can sound intelligent when you’re out with friends
