Jun 03 2009

A simple Quiz

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Take this fun quiz nowHere is a fun quiz to test your power of observation, it’s based on things you see every day. Let’s see how much attention you pay to the little things in life.

According to wikipedia “Observation may either be an activity of a sapient or sentient living being (e.g. humans), which senses and assimilates the knowledge of a phenomenon in its framework of previous knowledge and ideas, or within some scientific usages it may also refer to data or phenomena recorded or evaluated from a specific viewpoint as opposed to an omniscient or objective viewpoint.”

Ok let’s begin. There are 14 questions to be answered.

On a standard traffic light, is the green on the top or bottom?




What two numbers on the telephone dial, do not have letters on them?




When you walk does your right arm swing with your left or right leg?




Which direction does water go down the drain most of the time?




On which side of a womens blouse are the buttons?




Which way do fans rotate? (if you are looking at it from the front)




How many sides does a stop sign have?




Do books have even numbered pages on the left or right?




How many wheel nuts on a standard wheel?




How many sides does a standard pencil have?




Sleepy, Happy, Sneezy, Grumpy, Dopey, Doc - Who's missing?




On which playing card is the card makers trademark?




Which way does a Does a Merry-Go-Round turn?






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Jun 01 2009

Learn to be Cardio Wise

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Healthy heartsMany people suffer with a low metabolism which can be counterproductive in maintaining a healthy body weight and fat content. A higher metabolic rate enables one to maintain a healthier life style. Metabolism is the rate at which our bodies produce and consume energy in order to support life.

There are many factors that influence the metabolism of a person. It can be the amount of muscle tissue, the frequency of the meals one consumes, personal diet, stress levels, genetics and of course, exercise. Read more »