He confuses dates and persons, is ignorant of geography, and treats his sources with naive simplicity.
In the US alone, 40% of food is thrown out, partly because of confusing date labels, telling consumers to "use by", "sell by" and "enjoy by" a certain time.
It also has a vibrant LBGT population, which can confuse dating in LA even further.
"Chronology is sometimes confused, and dates are given wrongly", even for basic information such as the regnal dates of the kings of Jerusalem.
(Asked about this later, he said that he might have confused his dates).
The Giants' coach was a little sketchy on some details and may have confused some dates, but Billick was a tight end at Brigham Young University and later a coach there in 1978.
He then went on to say that Ms. DeLuca had confused some dates, saying she had spoken with Mr. Bacanovic about a price floor for ImClone shares on Nov. 7, 2001, before a Bristol-Myers tender offer for some ImClone shares was complete.
Once Gogo was sent to school in Switzerland only to discover the term would not start for another two weeks: "Mother had obviously confused the date".
According to the scientists, led by Professor Alberto Carpinteri from the Politecnico di Torino, this could have confused radiocarbon dating tests conducted by Oxford University in 1988 which suggested the cloth was only 728 years old, and therefore likely to be a forgery.
The consumer packaged goods (CPG) and retail industries recognize consumers are confused about date labels, which is contributing to food waste, and are working to clear up this confusion while also ensuring the solutions work for both consumers and businesses.
