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Since 1950, neither winners
nor heirs may sell their Oscar statuette
without offering to sell it back
to the Academy first for $1.
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Since 1950, neither winners
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"Do the right thing.
It will gratify some people
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When a piece of glass cracks,
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When a piece of glass cracks,
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The horned lizard of the American southwest
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Birthday today:
February 25th ... 1971
Sean Astin, actor
Birthday today:
February 25th ... 1971
Sean Astin, actor
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Sharpshooter Annie Oakley’s (1860-1926)
first name was actually Phoebe. Anne was her middle name.
Sharpshooter Annie Oakley’s (1860-1926)
first name was actually Phoebe. Anne was her middle name.
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According to the National Hockey League’s official rule book, an approved hockey puck must be made of vulcanized rubber or other approved material, measure 1 inch thick and 3 inches in diameter, and must weigh between 5½ and 6 ounces.
According to the National Hockey League’s official rule book, an approved hockey puck must be made of vulcanized rubber or other approved material, measure 1 inch thick and 3 inches in diameter, and must weigh between 5½ and 6 ounces.
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Napoleon Bonaparte is the historical figure most often portrayed in movies. He has been featured in 194 movies, while Jesus Christ has featured in 152 and Abraham Lincoln in 137.
Napoleon Bonaparte is the historical figure most often portrayed in movies. He has been featured in 194 movies, while Jesus Christ has featured in 152 and Abraham Lincoln in 137.
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at 2000 Western Avenue,
across from the historic Pike Place Market.
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at 2000 Western Avenue,
across from the historic Pike Place Market.
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There is a Starbucks in Myungdong, South Korea,
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Approximately 55 percent of people yawn within five minutes of seeing someone else yawn. Reading about yawning makes most people yawn as well.
(I keep getting booted off here this morning, so I'll be back, later.)
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Approximately 55 percent of people yawn within five minutes of seeing someone else yawn. Reading about yawning makes most people yawn as well.
(I keep getting booted off here this morning, so I'll be back, later.)
Hey, buy the way ... this: [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] ... is another cute one. HA!
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Jack, I just yawned as I read your last post! And it wasn't boring, honest!
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Birthday today:
March 2nd ... 1962
Jon Bon Jovi [John Francis Bongiovi]
singer, musician, songwriter
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Birthday today:
March 2nd ... 1950
Karen [Anne] Carpenter
drummer, Grammy Award-winning singer d: 1983
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Happy Birthday today
March 2nd ... 1904
Dr. Seuss [Theodor Seuss Geisel]
Pulitzer Prize-winning author d: 1991
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March 2nd ... 1904
Dr. Seuss [Theodor Seuss Geisel]
Pulitzer Prize-winning author d: 1991
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Fact of the Day
When Russian men engage in conversation, the distance between the two is typically about ten inches. This is considered a comfortable proximity; American men, on the other hand, consider something closer to two feet as preferable.
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When Russian men engage in conversation, the distance between the two is typically about ten inches. This is considered a comfortable proximity; American men, on the other hand, consider something closer to two feet as preferable.
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Gjetost is the national cheese of Norway, and its name means "goat" and "cheese," though it is now commonly made of cow's milk.
Gjetost is the national cheese of Norway, and its name means "goat" and "cheese," though it is now commonly made of cow's milk.
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Birthday today
March 2nd ... 1949
Eddie Money [Mahoney]
musician, singer
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Ferdinand Porsche, who later went on to build sports cars bearing his own name, designed the original 1936 Volkswagen.
* Copy/Paste for pictures isn't working today ... so, you get ... you guessed it ... the bunny rabbit dance extravaganza!
* Copy/Paste for pictures isn't working today ... so, you get ... you guessed it ... the bunny rabbit dance extravaganza!
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AHA, another victim of no copy and post, me too Jack, no copy and paste. I figure thats a useless fact of the day, don't you think.
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See, I did it again as it was suppossed to say copy and paste and with that edit button, I could do that before.
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Ragtime music was tremendously popular, and it flourished for more than 20 years. When the music publishing industry, called "Tin Pan Alley," began selling rags in the late 1800's, the music was too complicated for the average pianist to play. Sheet music had to be considerably simplified for sales. Ragtime musicians often earned substantial income by teaching the ragtime style.
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Quote of the Day
"There is no limit to what can be accomplished if it doesn't matter who gets the credit."
- Emerson
"There is no limit to what can be accomplished if it doesn't matter who gets the credit."
- Emerson
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If you sneeze too hard, you can fracture a rib. If you try to suppress a sneeze, you can rupture a blood vessel in your head or neck and die.
If you sneeze too hard, you can fracture a rib. If you try to suppress a sneeze, you can rupture a blood vessel in your head or neck and die.
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Birthdays Today...
Alexander Graham Bell
Teacher of the deaf, inventor
b: 1847 - 1922
Alexander Graham Bell
Teacher of the deaf, inventor
b: 1847 - 1922
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A dripping hot water faucet wastes an average of 40 kilowatt-hours of electricity per month. This is the equivalent of running a color television 8 hours a day for about 31 days.
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Birthday today:
March 3rd ...1974
David Faustino, actor
(Played "Bud" on "Married With Children")
Birthday today:
March 3rd ...1974
David Faustino, actor
(Played "Bud" on "Married With Children")
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Apache chief Geronimo's Indian name, Goyathlay, in English means "one who yawns." The Mexicans gave him the name Geronimo, which in Spanish means "Jerome."
Apache chief Geronimo's Indian name, Goyathlay, in English means "one who yawns." The Mexicans gave him the name Geronimo, which in Spanish means "Jerome."
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The body gives off enough heat in 30 minutes to bring a half a gallon of water to a boil. Hmm, sounds to me! But then, there are some real "hotties" out there! LOL
The body gives off enough heat in 30 minutes to bring a half a gallon of water to a boil. Hmm, sounds to me! But then, there are some real "hotties" out there! LOL
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The dog and the turkey were the only two domesticated animals in ancient Mexico. (What? ... No bunny wabbits?)
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From the 1850s to the 1880s, the most common cause of death among cowboys in the American West was being dragged by a horse while caught in the stirrups.
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One out of every three British males
between the ages of 17 and 35 was killed in World War I.
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between the ages of 17 and 35 was killed in World War I.
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The body uses more than seventy muscles to say one word and three hundred muscles to balance itself while standing still.
Ehhhhh, that's nuthin' ... I got that beat ...
... know how many muscles it takes ...
... to do ... THIS! ...
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Ehhhhh, that's nuthin' ... I got that beat ...
... know how many muscles it takes ...
... to do ... THIS! ...
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JackRabbit wrote:From the 1850s to the 1880s, the most common cause of death among cowboys in the American West was being dragged by a horse while caught in the stirrups.
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Sunday school teachers Patty and Mildred Hill wrote a song in the 1890s that we still sing today. "Happy Birthday to You" was a rewrite of their earlier song, "Good Morning to All."
"Good Morning to All"
Good morning to you,
Good morning to you,
Good morning, dear children,
Good morning to all.
(Lyrics by Patty Smith Hill)
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Sunday school teachers Patty and Mildred Hill wrote a song in the 1890s that we still sing today. "Happy Birthday to You" was a rewrite of their earlier song, "Good Morning to All."
"Good Morning to All"
Good morning to you,
Good morning to you,
Good morning, dear children,
Good morning to all.
(Lyrics by Patty Smith Hill)
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Eighty percent of the average human brain is water.
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Hmmm, sounds like someone has been to a few too many submarine races!
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Hmmm, sounds like someone has been to a few too many submarine races!
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The attachment of human muscles to skin
is what causes dimples.
The attachment of human muscles to skin
is what causes dimples.
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Dirty money is not just a theoretical risk. Swiss scientists in 2007 demonstrated that some strains of flu virus could live for as long as 17 days on bank notes. The most common flu strain lasted 72 hours.
Dirty money is not just a theoretical risk. Swiss scientists in 2007 demonstrated that some strains of flu virus could live for as long as 17 days on bank notes. The most common flu strain lasted 72 hours.
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According to U.S. Treasury, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, there were more than 10 billion pennies minted in the United States in 1998. The actual number of coins produced, by denomination, was as follows: pennies, 10,257,400,000; nickels, 1,323,672,000; dimes, 2,335,300,000; quarters, 1,867,400,000; and half-dollars, 30,710,000.
According to U.S. Treasury, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, there were more than 10 billion pennies minted in the United States in 1998. The actual number of coins produced, by denomination, was as follows: pennies, 10,257,400,000; nickels, 1,323,672,000; dimes, 2,335,300,000; quarters, 1,867,400,000; and half-dollars, 30,710,000.
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And I've heard that it costs them more than a penny to make them now, so making that many cents doesn't make much sense!
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Has the government ever made any sense?
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No, but they make a lot of cents!
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They sure do , don't they make em in Phillie all those cents. It used to be gold, now its meaningless almost
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I believe the copper that they are made of costs more than a penny. I'm not sure if they still make pennies here or not, but I know they still make a lot of money at the mint!
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Copper was up really high. The guys in Honolulu were stealing electric wires all kinds of wire for the copper as it made them good bucks stealing copper. Oh they would steal rolls of it. Yes, the Franklin mint yeah.
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Actually, the Franklin Mint is a private company outside of the city. The Federal mint is in Downtown Philly.
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This is what the old one looked like:
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And the one before that:
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(That's the city hall tower in the background, with the clock)
Here is the original mint:
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This is what the old one looked like:
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(That's the city hall tower in the background, with the clock)
Here is the original mint:
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The owl is the only bird to drop its upper eyelid to wink.
All other birds raise their lower eyelids.
The owl is the only bird to drop its upper eyelid to wink.
All other birds raise their lower eyelids.
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The Dalmatian dog is named for the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, where it is believed to have been originally bred.
The Dalmatian dog is named for the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, where it is believed to have been originally bred.
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Ron, that's a link to today's headlines on the Yahoo homepage, and you make a good point; it is mostly useless facts!
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Useless... or not?
Beef by-products serve as source materials for
other industries, including pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and textiles.
We normally associate beef as being part of a satisfying meal. However,
because 99% of the beef animal is utilized, items manufactured from beef
by-products are all around us. Yogurt, car tires, drywall and a variety of
medicines all contain a beef by-product.
The medical world relies on beef by-products for many life saving or life
improving medications and treatments. Our bodies can easily accept a
medication or treatment made with beef by-products. Although some medical
products and treatments are made from synthetic ingredients, many are
still made more economically from beef cattle, thus helping to keep the
cost of our health care down.
Some frequently used medical products made from beef by-products include
trypsin (for cleansing wounds and ulcers), corticotrophin (for treating
allergies, arthritis and respiratory diseases), iron (for treating
anemia), thrombin (for blood coagulation), and a huge range of other
valuable pharmaceutical products.
Beef by-products are also used in all sorts of mechanical items. For
example, chemical manufacturers use the fatty acids of inedible beef fats
and proteins for the production of lubricants and fluids. From industrial
cleaners and fertilizers to printing ink and high gloss for magazines,
many useful products are created from beef cattle.
Automobile and bicycle tires contain stearic acid, which makes the rubber
hold its shape under continuous surface friction. Even the asphalt on our
roadways contains a binding agent derived from the fat of beef cattle.
The creation of beef by-products is an important way for the beef industry
to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Beef by-products serve as source materials for
other industries, including pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and textiles.
We normally associate beef as being part of a satisfying meal. However,
because 99% of the beef animal is utilized, items manufactured from beef
by-products are all around us. Yogurt, car tires, drywall and a variety of
medicines all contain a beef by-product.
The medical world relies on beef by-products for many life saving or life
improving medications and treatments. Our bodies can easily accept a
medication or treatment made with beef by-products. Although some medical
products and treatments are made from synthetic ingredients, many are
still made more economically from beef cattle, thus helping to keep the
cost of our health care down.
Some frequently used medical products made from beef by-products include
trypsin (for cleansing wounds and ulcers), corticotrophin (for treating
allergies, arthritis and respiratory diseases), iron (for treating
anemia), thrombin (for blood coagulation), and a huge range of other
valuable pharmaceutical products.
Beef by-products are also used in all sorts of mechanical items. For
example, chemical manufacturers use the fatty acids of inedible beef fats
and proteins for the production of lubricants and fluids. From industrial
cleaners and fertilizers to printing ink and high gloss for magazines,
many useful products are created from beef cattle.
Automobile and bicycle tires contain stearic acid, which makes the rubber
hold its shape under continuous surface friction. Even the asphalt on our
roadways contains a binding agent derived from the fat of beef cattle.
The creation of beef by-products is an important way for the beef industry
to reduce, reuse and recycle.
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