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From time to time one must take a break from obligations, routines, and the busy life in

general.

It can help to clear the mind – and recharge your batteries so you can jump head first

into tomorrow's challenges.

Mindteasers like crosswords, optical illusions, sudoku, and other puzzles make us exercise

our brain in a way that offers a slightly different stimulus than when you sit and work

at a computer all day.

I love to test myself in different ways.

The best part is that it is both fun and healthy!

When my friends and I meet up for a cup of coffee or lunch, as a tradition we always

test each other puzzles, challenges, riddles or similar.

When you finally sort out who is the fastest one that day, you can move on to catch up

and chit-chat!

This challenge my friend had when we met yesterday, it's actually not as simple as it looks

at first sight.

Neither I nor our two other friends were right on our first attempt.

How many can you find?

Apparently, there is nothing strange about it – the vast majority of people get it

wrong if they try to finish under 10 seconds, which is the time limit for this challenge!

Now we'll see how it goes for you!

It is a yellow background image filled with lots of 7's.

But in a few spots, there are also a few hidden T's.

Because the number and the letter are so similar, this can deceive your eyes.

The question now is how many T's can you find in the picture?!

Sure it's a little tricky to find every single one, right?

Finding several T's is more difficult than you think.

At least that was the case when I tried it.

Did you get it right?

Now, remember how many letters you found in the picture!

I can tell you that there are more than 5 T's in the picture.

Actually, quite a few more!

Okay, do you feel ready to see the answer?

Below the picture, you can see if you got it right!

Time to check your answer!

In the picture, we marked all T's in white so you can compare!

The right answer is: there are 9 T's in the picture!

Did you find over 5 T's?

Then you did a great job!

Share this fun challenge with your friends!

For more infomation >> Challenge Of The Day: How Many T's Can You Find In The Picture? - Duration: 2:05.

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News24 - How many team changes did Premier League clubs make in the FA Cup? - Duration: 4:28.

Broadcasters BT Sport have been promoting their coverage of this season's FA Cup with a funny advertising campaign and the slogan 'Don't Mug Off the Cup'

The adverts feature a human-sized FA Cup mascot that isn't quite as friendly and cuddly as it first appears when people start casting aspersions on the world's oldest cup competition

We've had smashed vases, flying spaghetti bolognese, muddied car paintwork and a ruined hipster beard in their adverts so far

If only a few Premier League managers had been paying attention to BT's slogan then they might be in Monday night's fifth-round draw

The Cup has played second fiddle to the Premier League - not to mention European competitions - in the priorities of top-flight managers for quite some time now

It offers ample opportunity, especially during the early rounds, to rotate squads and offer fringe and younger players the chance to get some game-time

But a number of Premier League bosses discovered that you tinker with team line-ups at your peril in the fourth round weekend just passed

It goes some way to explaining why there are only seven surviving top-flight teams left in the competition, with 13 of the elite eliminated

Premier League team changes in the FA Cup fourth round  11 - Watford (won 2-0 at Newcastle)7 - Newcastle United (lost 0-2 to Watford)7 - Tottenham (lost 2-0 at Crystal Palace)7 - Burnley (lost 0-5 at Manchester City)6 - Brighton (drew 0-0 with West Brom)6 - Chelsea (won 3-0 against Sheffield Wednesday)6 - Crystal Palace (won 2-0 against Tottenham) 6 - West Ham (lost 2-4 at AFC Wimbledon)6 - Wolves (drew 2-2 at Shrewsbury Town)5 - Manchester United (won 3-1 at Arsenal)4 - Manchester City (won 5-0 against Burnley)3 - Arsenal (lost 3-1 to Manchester United)2 - Everton (lost 3-2 at Millwall)  Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur and Burnley all made seven changes from their last league fixture and duly crashed out of the competition

West Ham, meanwhile, made six alterations and were humiliated by League One's basement side AFC Wimbledon

 Wolves also made half-a-dozen changes at League One Shrewsbury and were seconds from crashing out

Brighton switched six players and were held to a goalless stalemate on home turf by Championship side West Bromwich Albion

On average, the 13 Premier League teams in action over the fourth-round weekend made 5

8 changes apiece.And while Watford changed their entire team line-up for the second consecutive round, they won 2-0 against a Newcastle side who'd made seven changes

Crystal Palace made six alterations but prevailed against a Tottenham side that had made seven

While some of the team changes, particularly in the case of Spurs, were forced by an injury crisis, most managers openly admit that the Cup offers the chance to give regulars a breather

Yet they would never admit their decisions cheapen the competition and the policy has become standard practice in recent seasons

One exception to the 'don't mug off the Cup' rule are Everton, who made just two changes for their visit to Millwall and ended up losing 3-2 anyway

For more infomation >> News24 - How many team changes did Premier League clubs make in the FA Cup? - Duration: 4:28.

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Premier League table based on how many minutes clubs give players aged 22 or under - Duration: 2:46.

 A lot has been made of Callum Hudson-Odoi's apparent desire to leave Chelsea for Bayern Munich this month

 The 18-year-old has made just three appearances in the Premier League for the Blues this season - all of which have come from the substitutes bench

 And the winger clearly believes he has more chance of regular first-team football at the Bundesliga champions than he does at Stamford Bridge

 Chelsea have certainly gained the unwarranted reputation of being reluctant to field exciting young players in the past, with countless starlets coming through their academy only to see their path to the first-team blocked

 And it seems Chelsea haven't learned their lesson.  A study from the BBC have crunched the numbers and worked out how many minutes clubs have given players aged 22 or under

 And it's no surprise to see Chelsea languishing in 19th place in the table.  Hudson-Odoi and Andreas Christensen are the only Chelsea players aged 22 or under to have played in the Premier League, totalling just 151 minutes

 But who has played fewer younger players than Chelsea?  Cardiff City.  Neil Warnock's side haven't given a single minute to a player aged 22 or under

 Remarkable. THE 'GIVE KIDS A CHANCE' LEAGUE TABLE  Take a look at the full table, which the BBC are calling the 'give kids a chance' table:  Leicester - 8373 minutesArsenal - 4467 minutesEverton - 4455 minutesWest Ham - 4134 minutesTottenham - 4083 minutesWolves - 3962 minutesHuddersfield - 3089 minutesLiverpool - 2553 minutesBournemouth - 2400 minutesManchester United - 2009 minutesFulham - 1975 minutesCrystal Palace - 1965 minutesSouthampton - 1671 minutesNewcastle - 1409 minutesManchester City - 1107 minutesBrighton - 863 minutesBurnley - 440 minutesWatford - 296 minutesChelsea - 151 minutesCardiff - 0 minutes  Impressively, Leicester have given almost double the amount of minutes to players aged 22 or under than any other side

The likes of Ben Chilwell, James Madison and Wilfred Ndidi have all featured heavy for the Foxes this season

 As for Arsenal, midfield duo Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi have played plenty of minutes in the league this season, along with winger Alex Iwobi

 Making up the top three is Marco Silva's Everton with Richarlson, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ademola Lookman all making regular appearances for the first-team

 Of course, while playing youngsters should be applauded, it certainly doesn't guarantee success with Leicester, Arsenal and Everton all suffering rather inconsistent campaigns to date

For more infomation >> Premier League table based on how many minutes clubs give players aged 22 or under - Duration: 2:46.

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Premier League table based on how many minutes clubs give players aged 22 or under - Duration: 3:30.

 A lot has been made of Callum Hudson-Odoi's apparent desire to leave Chelsea for Bayern Munich this month

 The 18-year-old has made just three appearances in the Premier League for the Blues this season - all of which have come from the substitutes bench

 And the winger clearly believes he has more chance of regular first-team football at the Bundesliga champions than he does at Stamford Bridge

 Chelsea have certainly gained the unwarranted reputation of being reluctant to field exciting young players in the past, with countless starlets coming through their academy only to see their path to the first-team blocked

 And it seems Chelsea haven't learned their lesson.  A study from the BBC have crunched the numbers and worked out how many minutes clubs have given players aged 22 or under

 And it's no surprise to see Chelsea languishing in 19th place in the table.  Hudson-Odoi and Andreas Christensen are the only Chelsea players aged 22 or under to have played in the Premier League, totalling just 151 minutes

 But who has played fewer younger players than Chelsea?  Cardiff City.  Neil Warnock's side haven't given a single minute to a player aged 22 or under

 Remarkable. THE 'GIVE KIDS A CHANCE' LEAGUE TABLE  Take a look at the full table, which the BBC are calling the 'give kids a chance' table:  Leicester - 8373 minutesArsenal - 4467 minutesEverton - 4455 minutesWest Ham - 4134 minutesTottenham - 4083 minutesWolves - 3962 minutesHuddersfield - 3089 minutesLiverpool - 2553 minutesBournemouth - 2400 minutesManchester United - 2009 minutesFulham - 1975 minutesCrystal Palace - 1965 minutesSouthampton - 1671 minutesNewcastle - 1409 minutesManchester City - 1107 minutesBrighton - 863 minutesBurnley - 440 minutesWatford - 296 minutesChelsea - 151 minutesCardiff - 0 minutes  Impressively, Leicester have given almost double the amount of minutes to players aged 22 or under than any other side

The likes of Ben Chilwell, James Madison and Wilfred Ndidi have all featured heavy for the Foxes this season

 As for Arsenal, midfield duo Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi have played plenty of minutes in the league this season, along with winger Alex Iwobi

 Making up the top three is Marco Silva's Everton with Richarlson, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ademola Lookman all making regular appearances for the first-team

 Of course, while playing youngsters should be applauded, it certainly doesn't guarantee success with Leicester, Arsenal and Everton all suffering rather inconsistent campaigns to date

For more infomation >> Premier League table based on how many minutes clubs give players aged 22 or under - Duration: 3:30.

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News24 - Premier League table based on how many minutes clubs give players aged 22 or under - Duration: 3:29.

 A lot has been made of Callum Hudson-Odoi's apparent desire to leave Chelsea for Bayern Munich this month

 The 18-year-old has made just three appearances in the Premier League for the Blues this season - all of which have come from the substitutes bench

 And the winger clearly believes he has more chance of regular first-team football at the Bundesliga champions than he does at Stamford Bridge

 Chelsea have certainly gained the unwarranted reputation of being reluctant to field exciting young players in the past, with countless starlets coming through their academy only to see their path to the first-team blocked

 And it seems Chelsea haven't learned their lesson.  A study from the BBC have crunched the numbers and worked out how many minutes clubs have given players aged 22 or under

 And it's no surprise to see Chelsea languishing in 19th place in the table.  Hudson-Odoi and Andreas Christensen are the only Chelsea players aged 22 or under to have played in the Premier League, totalling just 151 minutes

 But who has played fewer younger players than Chelsea?  Cardiff City.  Neil Warnock's side haven't given a single minute to a player aged 22 or under

 Remarkable. THE 'GIVE KIDS A CHANCE' LEAGUE TABLE  Take a look at the full table, which the BBC are calling the 'give kids a chance' table:  Leicester - 8373 minutesArsenal - 4467 minutesEverton - 4455 minutesWest Ham - 4134 minutesTottenham - 4083 minutesWolves - 3962 minutesHuddersfield - 3089 minutesLiverpool - 2553 minutesBournemouth - 2400 minutesManchester United - 2009 minutesFulham - 1975 minutesCrystal Palace - 1965 minutesSouthampton - 1671 minutesNewcastle - 1409 minutesManchester City - 1107 minutesBrighton - 863 minutesBurnley - 440 minutesWatford - 296 minutesChelsea - 151 minutesCardiff - 0 minutes  Impressively, Leicester have given almost double the amount of minutes to players aged 22 or under than any other side

The likes of Ben Chilwell, James Madison and Wilfred Ndidi have all featured heavy for the Foxes this season

 As for Arsenal, midfield duo Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi have played plenty of minutes in the league this season, along with winger Alex Iwobi

 Making up the top three is Marco Silva's Everton with Richarlson, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ademola Lookman all making regular appearances for the first-team

 Of course, while playing youngsters should be applauded, it certainly doesn't guarantee success with Leicester, Arsenal and Everton all suffering rather inconsistent campaigns to date

For more infomation >> News24 - Premier League table based on how many minutes clubs give players aged 22 or under - Duration: 3:29.

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Premier League table based on how many minutes clubs give players aged 22 or under - Duration: 3:11.

 A lot has been made of Callum Hudson-Odoi's apparent desire to leave Chelsea for Bayern Munich this month

 The 18-year-old has made just three appearances in the Premier League for the Blues this season - all of which have come from the substitutes bench

 And the winger clearly believes he has more chance of regular first-team football at the Bundesliga champions than he does at Stamford Bridge

 Chelsea have certainly gained the unwarranted reputation of being reluctant to field exciting young players in the past, with countless starlets coming through their academy only to see their path to the first-team blocked

 And it seems Chelsea haven't learned their lesson.  A study from the BBC have crunched the numbers and worked out how many minutes clubs have given players aged 22 or under

 And it's no surprise to see Chelsea languishing in 19th place in the table.  Hudson-Odoi and Andreas Christensen are the only Chelsea players aged 22 or under to have played in the Premier League, totalling just 151 minutes

 But who has played fewer younger players than Chelsea?  Cardiff City.  Neil Warnock's side haven't given a single minute to a player aged 22 or under

 Remarkable. THE 'GIVE KIDS A CHANCE' LEAGUE TABLE  Take a look at the full table, which the BBC are calling the 'give kids a chance' table:  Leicester - 8373 minutesArsenal - 4467 minutesEverton - 4455 minutesWest Ham - 4134 minutesTottenham - 4083 minutesWolves - 3962 minutesHuddersfield - 3089 minutesLiverpool - 2553 minutesBournemouth - 2400 minutesManchester United - 2009 minutesFulham - 1975 minutesCrystal Palace - 1965 minutesSouthampton - 1671 minutesNewcastle - 1409 minutesManchester City - 1107 minutesBrighton - 863 minutesBurnley - 440 minutesWatford - 296 minutesChelsea - 151 minutesCardiff - 0 minutes  Impressively, Leicester have given almost double the amount of minutes to players aged 22 or under than any other side

The likes of Ben Chilwell, James Madison and Wilfred Ndidi have all featured heavy for the Foxes this season

 As for Arsenal, midfield duo Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi have played plenty of minutes in the league this season, along with winger Alex Iwobi

 Making up the top three is Marco Silva's Everton with Richarlson, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ademola Lookman all making regular appearances for the first-team

 Of course, while playing youngsters should be applauded, it certainly doesn't guarantee success with Leicester, Arsenal and Everton all suffering rather inconsistent campaigns to date