"Is of Identity" In Popular Media

"Is of Identy" in Pop Media Below are some examples of famous advertisement slogans:
"Coke is it." (Coca-Cola)
"A diamond is foreever." (De Beers Consolidated)
"Guinness is good for you." (Guinness)
"Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh what a relief it is." (Alka Seltzer)
"Don't be vague. Ask for Haig." (Haig Scotch)
"It is. Are you?" (The Independent)
"You don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's." (Levy's Rye Bread)
"The future's bright. The future's Orange." (Orange)
"Where's the beef?" (Wendy's)

What's wrong with this picture? -- Some Answers

1.  The curtains in front of the closed window are blowing in the wind, while those in front of the open window are hanging straight.
2.  The horizon visible through the left window is higher than that visible through the right one.
3.  The waves visible through the left window cannot be seen through the right one.
4.  The door frame is not square. The top piece extends too far to the left.
5.  The legs on the chair next to the door are not touching the floor.
6.  The cord leading from the electric guitar on the floor runs to the telephone instead of a wall jack.
7.  The wine glass contains red wine, while the wine bottle contains white wine.  The left front leg of the guitarist's chair doesn't touch the floor.
8.  The open window sashes are upside down.
9. The walls of the room appear to be covered with exterior rather than interior plaste
10. The palm-like plant to the left of the "wine" table does not appear to be planted in the pot beneath it.
11. The "shade" on the floor lamp in front of the open window appears to either be upside down or a bowl.
12. There appear to be odd things on top of the stereo receiver.
13. The antenna sitting on top of the TV does not appear to be connected to the antenna wire attached to the upper left back corner of the TV set. That wire appears to lead into a leaf on the plant. 
14. A filtered cigarette is sticking out of the crumpled pack of Camel unfiltered cigarettes lying next to the wine bottle.
15. There does not appear to be a door knob on the door. The top hinge is visible on its left side, so a door knob should be just to the left and below the spot where the doorbell is shown.
16. Given the apparent lighting in the room, the shadow of the chair next to the door may not be right.
17. The floor looks to be sub flooring that should be covered with carpet or hardwood strips.
18. I'm not sure why there is a double-barreled shotgun propped up in the corner between the door and the mirror.
19. The apparent deck of cards sitting next to the TV set might have a problem.
20. The photo on the cover of Andrew Gold's previous album (visible on the floor leaning against the music bench) might not look as it actually did when sold in stores. Ditto for the cover on the issue of People Magazine that is lying on the floor beneath the TV set. In fact, I'm not sure that Andrew Gold ever appeared on a People Magazine cover.

What's wrong with this picture?

Andrew Gold: What's Wrong With This Picture?

This is an LP cover from Andrew Gold. Mr. Gold claims there are 32 things wrong about this picture, but I haven't found all of them by far ... I'll list some of the most obvious : the drapes are moving in front of the closed window, the horizon is different in the two windows, not all legs of his chair touch the ground ... Now it's your turn. (fromhttp://www.planetPerplex.com

-- S 14 -- Final

-- S 14 -- Final

Fourteen Words Key to 100,000 Words

PREFIX	SPELLINGS	MEANING	#	KEYWORD	MEANING	ROOT	SPELLINGS	MEANING
de		down, away	1	DETAIN	delay	tam	ten, tin	to have, hold
inter		between	2	INTERMITTENT	periodic	mitt	miss, mie, mit	to send
pre		before	3	PRECEPT	principle	cept	cept,cap, ceiv, ceit, cip	to take
ob	oc,of,op	to,toward, against	4	OFFER	provide	fer	lat, lay	to bear, carry
in	il,im,ir	into, not	5	INSIST	demand	sist	stat, sta, stan	to stand, endure, persist
mono		one, alone	6	MONOGRAPH	writing	graph	gram	to write
epi		over,upon, beside	7	EPILOGUE	ending	log	ology	speech, science
ad	a, ab, ac, af, ag, al, am, an, ap, ar, as, at, a	at, to, towards	8	ASPECT	distinct feature	spect	spec, spi, spy	To look
un		not	9	UNCOMPLICATED	clear	plic	play,plex, ploy, ply	speech, science
com	co,col, car	with
non		not	10	NONEXTENDED	core	tens,tend		stretch
ex	e,ef	out
re		back, again	11	REPRODUCTION	replica	duct	duc, duit, duk	To lead, make, shape, fashiion
pro		forward, in favor
in	il, im, ir	not	12	INDISPOSED	not well	poc	pon,poat	put,place
dis	di,dif	apart from
over		above	13	OVERSUFFICIENT	over supply	fic	fac,fact, fash, feat	To make or do
sub	suc,suf, sug, sup	under
mis		wrong	14	MISTRANSCRIBE	write incorrectly	scribe	scrip,scriv	write

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EARS: What do I hear about critical thinking?

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