How Many of Me
There are 302,563,235 people in the U.S.
How many have your name?
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- There are 327 people in the U.S. named Pamela Austin.
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Source: How Many of Me – Census Search Results
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I’m still naive at 45…my score…
You are somewhat myth-savvy.
You got 6/10 correct.
Let’s face it: Every brain needs a good workout now and again.
Urban Legends Quiz
by Myriam Gabriel-Pollock
Did you hear about the old lady who microwaved her poodle? Or the sewer alligators of New York City? How about lethal Pop Rocks and mysterious hitchhikers? See if you can tell which of these urban legends were true stories and which are just tall tales.
(click here to take the quiz)
Source: MSN Encarta Premium
I was just wondering if anyone was worried about the wars in many countries around the world; and the United States involvement in what looks to be an inevitable world war? So, I made up a poll, “POLL: Do You Think We Are Headed Toward Another World War?“
Personally, I feel that we are headed toward WWIII. Since, the 4th of July the world has changed even more than it has since 9/11. To top it all off, we have an inadequate government, to say the least, and our troops are spread too thin (fighting in an unjust and illegal war they didn’t bargain for) and are too tired to fight anymore battles.
Politics News Article Reuters.com:”WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Three in four Americans want President George W. Bush to disclose his aides’ links with disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff, a demand the White House has rejected so far, according to a poll published on Saturday.
The Washington Post said the demand was supported by clear majorities of both Republicans and Democrats in the Washington Post-ABC News poll conducted between January 23 and January 26.
Abramoff pleaded guilty to fraud charges this month and agreed to help U.S. prosecutors in a corruption probe that has sparked calls for reform of the Washington practice of lobbying lawmakers with donations and favors to influence legislation.
At a White House news conference on Thursday, Bush said he did not know Abramoff and would not release photographs in which the two appeared together.
He said the release of the photographs would be used for ‘pure political purposes’ by Democrats.
The Washington Post said 76 percent of those surveyed said Bush should release lists of all meetings between his aides and Abramoff. Eighteen percent disagreed.
‘Two in three Republicans joined with eight in 10 Democrats and political independents in favoring disclosure,’ the paper said.
It said 1,002 people were interviewed and the poll’s margin of error was plus or minus 3 percentage points.
Reuters 2006. All Rights Reserved.
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An interesting scientifically test shows that smarter people actually remember less details. They tend to focus on what’s essential. Interesting…
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wow…i must be a genius?
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