Yes, today all mathematicians around the world will be celebrating...but whether they choose to eat PIE is another story!!  For those who don't know  π, it is the ratio of circumference to diameter of a circle. Also known as, 3.14.....hence the date attached to it March 14th (3/14).  Click HERE , to see many ways to celebrate this day. From sending an ecard to watching a video with dominoes.  Any way you SLICE it, whether it be pi or PIE....ENJOY THE DAY!!!

Did you catch it? Today is NATIONAL BACKWARD DAY! Shake up the day-to-day humdrum with  Backward Day ! Try walking backwards, talking backwards, and doing everything the wrong way round. Are you tired of the same old way of doing things? CHANGE IT UP TODAY!! Do things backwards!!  Want to confuse people with text ~  http://www.togglecase.com/convert_to_reverse_text.php#results How to Celebrate Backwards Day Instead of waking up on the wrong side of the bed today, try waking up on the right side! While reading a book from cover-to-cover is always recommended, begin with the end and end with the beginning! Eat your dessert before the main course! And to kick things up even more, eat dinner in the morning and breakfast in the evening! Instead of eating a sandwich with the goodies in the middle, put the goodies on the outside of the bread today! Wear your shirt, coat, gloves and/or cap backwards. Wear your socks inside out, on top of your pants! As lo...

Congress has given itself two more months to come up with long-term solutions for the debt-burdened federal program that provides insurance for homes and businesses in areas subject to flooding. A voice vote in the House Wednesday extended the life of the National Flood Insurance Program for 60 days, assuring that people in flood-risk areas will continue to have access to the flood insurance they need to close on mortgages or obtain refinancing. The program is slated to expire Thursday. The last full-scale reauthorization of the NFIP, a wing of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, occurred in 2004. Since 2008 the insurance provider has stayed alive through a series of 16 short-term extensions while lawmakers debate how to restore its fiscal soundness. To read Jim Abrahms full artice, CLICK HERE Title Junction is hoping that come July 31st, that Congress will extended it for a SOLID 5 more years!

June 1 marks the first day of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season. And if Congress does not act, it could also be the day that millions of homeowners, renters, and businesses learn the hard way their property is not insured against the devastating floods that often follow a hurricane. But it's not just people who live in states affected by hurricanes who should be nervous. Flooding is one of the most common forms of natural disaster and affects nearly every region of the country—from the aftermath of blizzards in the Northeast, hurricanes along the Gulf Coast, river surges in the Midwest, or tsunamis on the West coast. What does this have to do with Congress? On May 31, the National Flood Insurance Program is set to expire. Congress established the program in 1968, as flood damage is not covered under a standard homeowners policy. Today the program provides federal flood protection to more than 5.6 million individuals and businesses across the nation, in more than 20,000 commun...