The New York Times, always looking for a story, decided to report on the seemingly GROWING TREND OF 3-to-5-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN RUNNING AROUND NAKED.
Apparently, stripping off ones clothes and running around the house before bath time has expanded into more of an “anywhere, anytime” thing, especially in the pre-school set.
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Find? How about “get it returned”?
A study in England dropped 240 wallets around town to see which wallets would get returned.
The wallets didn’t contain any money or other useful items, just receipts or ticket stubs.
However, there was one key difference in each wallet, which is what the study was all about: DOES THE PHOTO YOU CARRY IN YOUR WALLET INCREASE THE LIKELIHOOD THAT THE WALLET WOULD BE RETURNED?
The answer to that question, apparently, is “yes”.
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Nielsen recently did a survey that revealed who the “Extreme Techies” are.
The study was conducted for the Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing, and as such meant that the focus of the study was going to be all about online video – who watches it, and how.
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Expedia.com has released the results from their 2nd annual survey of the WORLD’S BEST TOURISTS, as voted on by Expedia partners.
27 nationalities were voted on by over 4500 hoteliers, and this is what they found:
Researchers talked with 1000 women and have concluded that when dating, WOMEN ARE MOST CONCERNED WITH HOW BAD THEIR BREATH IS.
78 percent of the women surveyed for Macleans said that they were most concerned about their breath rather than what their partner thought about their clothes.
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Researchers have determined that WOMEN ARE MOST HAPPY WITH THEIR LOVE LIFE AND BODY IMAGE AT 28 years of age, all based on a study by Clairol Perfect 10, which surveyed 4,000 women.
The researchers concluded that once women hit 30, they start to worry about their grey hair and wrinkles.
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Scientists in Italy have determined that WOMEN WHO STOP SMOKING CAN LOOK YOUNGER.
How much younger? Try 13 years younger… and all in just nine months.
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A new study published in the Public Library of Science by McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School entitled GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE MOTIVATIONAL PROCESSING OF BABIES ARE DETERMINED BY THEIR FACIAL ATTRACTIVENESS concludes what all new mothers are afraid to hear: that AN UGLY BABY IS HARDER TO LOVE.
The study set out to clarify an Israeli study that showed 70% of abused or abandoned children had some sort of visible flaw – but no other health or learning issues by determining “why”.
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