TIL Boston Police officers cared for a stray cat named "SWAT Cat" for 3 years; when the calico cat went missing, Officer Pietroski, (15-yr veteran of BPD), worked after hours to build a "kitty condo" including a large deck & sliding glass doors. The cat returned and moved into the new home.
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Inside Edition
Police Build Kitty Condo for Stray Cat That Has Been Visiting Department For Years
One officer spent several nights working on the condo.
TIL an 11-yr-old girl in Zimbabwe rescued her 9-yr-old friend from a crocodile. Rebecca Munkombwe saw her friend being pulled under when swimming in a stream; she swam over, jumped on top of the croc & poked its eyes till it released its grip on her friend's leg. The 9-yr-old got only mild injuries.
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The Sunday News
Girl (11) wrestles crocodile to save friend
Bringing you the best
TIL Sojourner Truth's "Ain't I A Woman" speech never contained that phrase. Truth was raised speaking Dutch in New York. Instead, a white woman retranscribed it 15 years later, embellishing her language to sound more like Southern slaves.
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Ain't I a Woman?
speech
TIL Agatha Christie's in-depth description of using Thallium to poison people in her novel, The Pale Horse, inspired several people to poison others in real life. In some instances, medical professionals who had read the book recognized the symptoms when others had not.
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Mentalfloss
The Agatha Christie Novel Linked to Real Murders
Graham Young used an obscure poison called thallium to kill. Did he take inspiration from a Christie novel?
TIL that bears are considered by many wildlife biologists to be one of the most intelligent land animals of North America. They possess the largest and most convoluted brains relative to their size of any land mammal. In the animal kingdom, their intelligence compares with that of higher primates.
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Nature
Arctic Bears | Bear Intelligence | Nature | PBS
Held in awe by Native American Indians, classic characters in folklore, feared, trapped, hunted, displayed in zoos and made to perform in circuses, the bear has long had a complicated relationship with humans. The bear intimidates with its size and strength…
TIL that about 85 percent of hospitals still use pagers because hospitals can be dead zones for cell service. In some hospital areas, the walls are built to keep X-rays from penetrating, but those heavy-duty designs also make it hard for a cell phone signal to make it through but not pagers.
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The Healthy
This Is Why Doctors Still Use Pagers
In the age of smartphones, it seems odd that doctors still use pagers. But the old technology actually has a lot of advantages for hospitals.
TIL When Washington became president, he scrapped the plans for "Washington monument" as he didn’t want to use public money for a personal memorial monument. Long after he died, In 1833 a small group of Washingtonians established a society to raise private funds for the project and got it built.
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Washington Monument
The Washington Monument is an obelisk on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., built to commemorate George Washington, once commander-in-chief of the Continental Army (1775–1784), in the American Revolutionary War and the first President of the United States…
TIL That the U.S. First Lady in 1885 - 86 was a lesbian. Rose Cleveland served as the First Lady for her brother who was unmarried. She carried on a relationship for more than 30 years with Evangeline Whipple until Rose died of the Spanish Influenza in 1918.
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Wikipedia
Rose Cleveland
First Lady of United States
TIL that in order for Voldemort’s name to spell out to “Je Suis Voldemort” in the French translations of Harry Potter, they had to make his middle name ‘Elvis’
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TIL that Sweetwater Sound, the largest online retailer of music equipment and pro audio gear in North America, was originally started as a recording studio that was built by one man in a Volkswagen Bus in 1979. That man, Chuck Surack, still owns the company 100% and works on-site daily.
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CNN
40 years ago, he built a recording studio in a VW bus. Today, he runs a $725 million music empire
Sweetwater Sound began as a makeshift recording studio in a VW bus. Today, it's a $725 million music empire.
TIL a marine biologist has captured footage of a dreaming octopus rapidly changing color. He explains what the octopus is dreaming of when the color darkens: This is camouflage, like she's just subdued a crab and now she's going to sit there and eat it and she doesn't want anyone to notice her.
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Popular Mechanics
Watch a Dreaming Octopus Put on a Dazzling Color Show
"I witnessed something I've never seen recorded before."
TIL Samoset ( 1590–1653) was an Abenaki sagamore & the first American Indian to make contact with the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony. He startled the colonists on March 16, 1621 by walking into Plymouth Colony and greeting them in English, which he had begun to learn from fishermen from Maine,
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Wikipedia
Samoset
First Native American to make contact with the Plymouth settlers
TIL a sense of humor belongs to the set of strengths positive psychologists call transcendence; together they help us forge connections to the world and provide meaning to life. Appreciation of humor correlates with other strengths, too, such as wisdom and love of learning.
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The Conversation
Getting serious about funny: Psychologists see humor as a character strength
No longer dismissed as an undesirable negative trait to be avoided, humor is having a heyday among experimental psychologists.
TIL that Khutulun, a Mongolian Noblewoman made a pact with her father that she would marry the man who beat her at Wrestling and that any man who lost was to give her 100 horses. She is reported to have gained over 10,000 horses from defeating her suitors.
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HistoryCollection.co
The Mongol Princess, Khutulun, Literally Wrestled Her Way To Victory
The Wrestling Championships Years before women’s wrestling was even a thing, Khutulun was dressing in the traditional male wrestling outfits and challenging men to fights. In Mongolian wrestling, two opponents grab onto one another’s arms, and they have to…
TIL that in South Korea, men who win gold medal in Olympic, do not have to participate in the 2 year mandatory military programme.
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Conscription in South Korea
compulsory military service in South Korea
TIL A Killer Whale learned to mimic human words such as 'Hello' and 'Bye Bye.' The first of its kind to copy human speech. Whales and Dolphins are among the few animals other than humans which can learn to produce sound simply by hearing them.
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BBC News
The killer whale that can 'speak'
A killer whale that can mimic words such as "hello" is thought to be the first of its kind to copy human speech.
TIL about a student nurse called Lupe Hernandez who, in 1966, invented hand sanitizer (alcohol gel). She realised that if alcohol was in gel form, it could clean hands when people had no access to soap and water.
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the Guardian
Hand sanitisers: saved by the gel?
Antibacterial hand sanitiser has spread from the hospital ward to the high street – and its producers are making a killing. But who really needs it?
TIL about Stage Coach Mary - 63 year old, gunslinging, booze drinking, cigar smoking, fist fighting freed slave - and first black woman is U.S. history to deliver the mail.
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Mary Fields
American mail carrier
TIL The "Mensch of Malden Mills" could have retired when his textile factory burned down. Instead he paid employees for 60 days and rebuilt the factory in the same place. When asked about his decision, he replied: "And what would I do with it? Eat more? Buy another suit? Retire and die?"
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CBS News
The Mensch Of Malden Mills
CEO Aaron Feuerstein Puts Employees First
TIL about Elizabeth McWilliams, a nurse's aid who took care of influenza patients in 1918. She worked tirelessly for patients before contracting the illness herself and dying. Her last words were "I am happy because I've tried to be a real American."
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www.loc.gov
Elizabeth McWilliams of Summerville, N.J. She sailed from New York in October as a Red Cross nurse's aid and died of pneumonia…
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in.
TIL the women who discovered Heath Ledger called Mary Kate Olsen instead of 911 when she discovered the body, and Olsen refused to talk to the cops unless she was granted immunity, despite the cops not accusing her of anything. Her lawyer denied that she had anything to do with the drugs found.
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New York Post
OLSEN TO HEATH FEDS: LET’S DEAL
Pint-size actress Mary-Kate Olsen has refused to be interviewed by federal investigators probing the accidental drug death of her close friend Heath Ledger unless she receives immunity from