TIL: Jim Carey used to get to do stand up in his 7th grade class. He used humor to fit in and his teacher made a deal with him - if he was quiet all day he would get 15 minutes at the end of class where he did stand up using material from life, the class, or doing impressions of faculty members.
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Rolling Stone
Jim Carrey: Bare Facts and Shocking Revelations
Funny-man and new face of Batman villian 'The Riddler', Jim Carrey pieces together thoughts on his life so far
TIL that without one of the first error handling scripts developed by NASA's Margaret Hamilton the onboard moon landing system would have experienced a critical error just 3 minutes before touchdown
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Margaret Hamilton (software engineer)
American NASA scientist and mathematician
TIL Some zoos take donations of Christmas trees to provide enrichment for their animals. Lions are particularly fond of them.
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Scotsman
Christmas trees donated to Edinburgh Zoo lions
The rubbish tip and compost heap await most Christmas trees as the festive season draws to a close.
TIL in 2008, McDonald's Japan paid 1,000 people to wait in line for the release of the Quarter Pounder in Osaka. People were paid $10 an hour to do this. 15,000 people gathered at the restaurant due to the fake crowd which caused people to accuse the company of trickery.
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Factsanddetails
RESTAURANTS AND FAST FOOD IN JAPAN: MICHELIN STARS, MCDONALD'S, BENTO BOXES AND PLASTIC FOOD | Facts and Details
TIL A condition among waterfowl called angel wing can be caused by eating bread. In ducks and geese with angel wing, their wings become deformed because the carpal joint grows incorrectly making them unable to migrate. instead of bread, feed corn and peas to ducks and geese.
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Forest Preserve District of Will County
Don't Feed Ducks and Geese Bread; You're Making Them Sick
Next time you're at a local pond, resist the urge to feed the ducks and geese. They don't need our help, and we are actually making them sick.
TIL: in 1976 Gerald Ford attempted to eat a wrapped tamal at a presidential campaign stop in San Antonio, which some people believe cost him the state of Texas. It is known as the Great Tamale Incident.
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Vice
How a Plate of Tamales May Have Crushed Gerald Ford's 1976 Presidential Campaign
Gerald Ford was running for a second term in 1976 against Jimmy Carter. At a campaign stop in San Antonio, Texas to visit the Alamo, Ford was offered a plate of tamales. This is where things took a dark turn.
TIL There were 19 living men in Austria found to be direct descendants of Ötzi the Iceman in 2013 determined by blood testing.
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NBC News
Scientists say Ötzi the Iceman has living relatives, 5,300 years later
TIL FOIA requests reveal that the US Government has had a hand in the production of thousands of hours of entertainment in the last few decades including many feature films such as those in the Marvel franchise. They have insisted on edits to scripts which portray the government in a negative light.
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The Independent
Washington DC’s role behind the scenes in Hollywood goes deeper than you think
On television, we found more than 1,100 titles received Pentagon backing – 900 of them since 2005, from ‘Flight 93’ to ‘Ice Road Truckers’ and ‘Army Wives’
TIL Bob the Railway dog would hitch rides on the South Australian Railways system, travelling thousands of miles sitting in front of the coal space. He had no master but was loved by engineers and trainmen. He was given a collar that read- Stop me not, but let me jog, For I am Bob, the drivers dog.
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Bob the Railway Dog
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TIL: In 1996, a man broke into a radio station in New Zealand held the staff hostage and made them play Kermit's Rainbow Connection non stop.
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NZ Herald
Jeremy Wells: Provinces packed with perils, even if just passing through - NZ Herald
Following my diatribe last week about tattoos, homosexual opening partnerships and Whangarei's food and beverage standards, I've been inundated with correspondence.
TIL that the Soviets realised that the Americans and British were developing an atomic bomb when they noticed that Western scientists had ceased publishing papers on nuclear science. Correctly guessing that nuclear science had been made a state secret, they began their own program
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Soviet atomic bomb project
Soviet program to develop nuclear weapons during World War II
TIL When the Soviet Union was pushing towards Berlin, an SS soldier was forced to play a piano for his captors. They made it clear in sign language that he would be executed the moment he stopped. He played for 22 hours, after which he collapsed in tears. They congratulated him and shot him.
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Hoover Institution
A Contest of Brutality
Victorino Matus on The Fall of Berlin 1945 by Antony Beevor
TIL Will Smith was about to declare bankruptcy until he was picked to star in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and had to pay the IRS 70% of his salary over the first three seasons
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Eighties Kids
20 Celebrities Who Went Completely Broke
Given the choice, many of us would happily swap our regular, mundane lives for that of a rich and famous celebrity. The radical increase in available finances alone would be enough to entice us, that is until we remember that even the richest of the rich…
TIL In Texas, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, it is legal to kill Bigfoot if you find it. It would be considered a non-protected nongame animal.
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StateImpact Texas
Is It Legal to Kill Bigfoot in Texas?
We've been talking a lot about invasive species in Texas as of late, paying special attention to the issue of feral hogs, which are growing in number and cause widespread damage (but taste delicious). Texas has responded by making it very, very easy to kill…
TIL George foreman made more from selling his George Foreman Grills than being a boxer. At his peak, he was earning $4.5 million a month from sales of his grill.
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George Foreman Grill
Barbecue grill
TIL although they had been invented during WWII, nachos wouldn't become well known worldwide until a Monday Night Football game in 1978, when during the Baltimore Colts/Dallas Cowboys games, Howard Cosell kept mentioning them (Texas Stadium happened to be serving them, which helped things)
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Dallas News
Frank Liberto, the Texan who introduced us to concession nachos, dies the day before National Nachos Day
Nachos were introduced as a stadium concession food at a Texas Rangers baseball game in 1976, then became widely known after announcer Howard...
TIL: Iraq used to be the center of the world for knowledge in the Middle Ages. Scholars from all backgrounds came together to translate Greek works into languages such as Latin, Arabic, and Persian. Algebra, Geometry, Astronomy, and Medicine were some of the fields that were refined.
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1001 Inventions
The House of Wisdom: Baghdad’s Intellectual Powerhouse - 1001 Inventions
Image © 1001 inventions House of Wisdom Sketch Arabic Version (بيت الحكمة) The heyday of Baghdad was 1,200 years ago when it was the thriving capital of the Muslim civilisation. For about 500 years the city boasted the cream of intellectuals and culture,…
TIL the American version of Whose Line Is It Anyway? was filmed over a four year period before it was cancelled but ABC was able to air another four seasons from material recorded during its original run.
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Whose Line Is It Anyway? (American TV series)
American improv comedy television series
TIL that a Russian psychologist Bluma Zeigarnik found in 1927 that waiters remembered orders only as long as the order was in the process of being served. Unfinished work continues to exert an influence, even when we try to move on to other things. This phenomenon was called The Zeigarnik Effect.
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Zeigarnik effect
psychological phenomena when an activity that has been interrupted may be more readily recalled
TIL that Dubai creates artificial rain regularly using cloud seeding, as natural rain is very rare. People are informed about the rains a day in advance.
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Gulf News
Over 200 cloud seeding missions conducted in UAE from January to June this year
4,841 airborne and 419 ground generator flares were used for the process
TIL Fred Savage was the first person to host Saturday Night Live who was born after the show’s premier in 1975. He was 13 when he hosted in 1990.
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POPSUGAR Entertainment
The 10 Youngest Saturday Night Live Hosts of All Time
Saturday Night Live appeals to audiences of all ages, but it's been known to invite very young guests onto its prestigious live stage. And it's not just teen