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Did you know that Schloss Bothmer in Germany was built by a man who occupied 10 Downing Street for more than ten years?
Did you know that mother and daughter Susan Sarandon and Eva Amurri are both starring in Mothers and Daughters having previously worked together on 2002's The Banger Sisters?
Did you know that Ángela Acuña Braun, first female Costa Rican attorney, served on both the Inter-American Commission of Women and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights?
Did you know that Mariah Carey wrote "One Child" with Broadway composer Marc Shaiman?
Did you know that Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Adam Morgan uses one pitching technique his manager described as a "Bugs Bunny changeup"?
Did you know that Romanian poet Natalia Negru's first two marriages ended disastrously, but the third, to Ioan Gheorghe Savin, was apparently peaceful?
Did you know that Zhu Changfang, Prince of Lu, developed a new type of guqin incorporating Western design elements?
Did you know that although Cantata misericordium recounts the parable of the good Samaritan, the Red Cross refused to allow it to use the Biblical text?
Did you know that parts of McKee Run could benefit from additional riparian buffering?
Did you know that the Cross of Sorrow by sculptor Leo Lankinen was the first monument in Russia to thousands of soldiers who perished in the Winter War?
Did you know that the German tenor Markus Brutscher performed the part of Saul in Reinhard Keiser's oratorio Der siegende David at the Ruhrtriennale 2006?
Did you know that the film roles of Nepalese actress Manisha Koirala have included a Muslim married to a Hindu during the Bombay Riots, the daughter of a mute and deaf couple, and a terrorist?
Did you know that the foundation stone of the Snaresbrook Crown Court building was laid by Albert, Prince Consort?
Did you know that the producers of the visual novel Snow were influenced by Key?
Did you know that "Drag Me Down" marks the first single released by One Direction without Zayn Malik?
Did you know that Guo Pei designed the yellow gown Rihanna wore to the 2015 Met Gala?
Did you know that Jeanne Lampl-de Groot, a Dutch psychiatrist and protégée of Sigmund Freud, fled the Nazis twice?
Did you know that a railroad station named after showman P.T. Barnum is planned to be built in Bridgeport, Connecticut?
Did you know that after Charles and Anne Lindbergh's son was kidnapped from their home, Highfields, in the so-called "crime of the century", it became a juvenile rehabilitation center?
Did you know that the 2009 Spinoza Prize winners, physicist Albert van den Berg, neurologist Michel Ferrari, and mathematical biologist Marten Scheffer, wrote a joint paper on migraine after winning?
Did you know that the Dutch letter is traditionally eaten in the Netherlands on Christmas Eve?
Did you know that the introduction of the brown quail into New Zealand may have contributed to the extinction of that country's native quail?
Did you know that there is no fencing on Coal Run?
Did you know that wearing an "unearned" criminal tattoo in a Russian prison could lead to beatings or murder by other inmates?
Did you know that A.C. Leonard ran the fastest 40-yard dash among tight ends at the 2014 NFL scouting combine?
Did you know that Emily Kieliszewski won the 2015 Miss Michigan pageant by tap dancing to "U Can't Touch This" by MC Hammer?
Did you know that Grain Wing Battery and Dummy Battery were constructed to support Grain Fort in defending the River Medway?
Did you know that Günter Stempel was a victim of political repression in the German Democratic Republic and the Soviet Union?
Did you know that Harry Williams was one of the first Anglican priests to come out as gay?
Did you know that Hive Minds host Fiona Bruce also fronts the BBC News at Six, BBC News at Ten, Crimewatch, Call My Bluff and Antiques Roadshow?
Did you know that Hopkins County Courthouse features an unusual double-helix staircase, a clock-less tower, and entrances that are located on its corners?
Did you know that after Colin Currie was the soloist in the premiere of James MacMillan's Percussion Concerto No. 2, The Guardian wrote that it "confirm[ed] Currie's status as an athlete and a star"?
Did you know that after the murder of Bihar communist legislator Ajit Sarkar in 1998, his widow Madhavi Sarkar was elected for his seat in a by-election?
Did you know that at age 16, Ivan Toney became the youngest player to represent Northampton Town Football Club?
Did you know that decompression tanks belonging to Ben McDaniel found following his disappearance five years ago today at Florida's Vortex Spring contained only air, not the gas mix used by cave divers?
Did you know that locals were unhappy about a new housing estate on Ipswich Road, Colchester being named after the hazelnut?
Did you know that some members of the dinoflagellate family Polykrikaceae prey on other dinoflagellates in algal blooms?
Did you know that the Regency romance novel Lord of Scoundrels is a retelling of the fairytale Beauty and the Beast?
Did you know that David Zowie's "House Every Weekend" was the UK Singles Chart's first Friday number one?
Did you know that Hermann Eggert designed the Frankfurt Main Station and the New Town Hall in Hanover?
Did you know that McKensie Garber was crowned Miss Missouri 2015 at a military academy in Mexico?
Did you know that gridiron football player Garry Williams has missed playing time due to a torn ACL and MCL, a broken ankle, and injuries to his knee, back, and elbow?
Did you know that soprano Rosa Lamoreaux, who recorded Bach's Mass in B minor with The Bach Choir of Bethlehem and at the Carmel Bach Festival, won the 2009 Wammie as classical vocal soloist?
Did you know that the Black Keys chose to put a picture of a Plymouth Grand Voyager on the cover of their album El Camino instead of an actual Chevrolet El Camino?
Did you know that the Eugénie hat, designed for the last French empress, became a sensation in the early 1930s?
Did you know that the Iran cat can adhere to rocks in streams?
Did you know that the protagonist of Scalebound has a dragon arm?
Did you know that Carl Nielsen selectively assigned an Opus number to only 44 of his compositions, running from Op. 1 to Op. 59?
Did you know that Heino Falcke proposed that blitzars occur when neutron stars turn into black holes?
Did you know that brothers Amarildo, Augusto, and Pio Matos are teammates on both their club and national basketball teams?
Did you know that the helmeted woodpecker has possibly evolved to mimic the co-occurring lineated woodpecker?
Did you know that Greek singer Litsa Diamanti has been described as the "child-wonder of the Sixties decade and the absolute diva of metapolitefsi"?
Did you know that Howard Wiest, who never finished high school or attended law school, became Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court?
Did you know that Palokë Nika, who founded the oldest Albanian football club, KF Vllaznia Shkodër, was the first coach of KF Tirana?
Did you know that Takeshi Murata's digitally animated kinetic sculpture Melter 3-D uses the principles of a 3D-zoetrope to create the appearance that its surface is fluid and rippling?
Did you know that a completely automated pancake machine was invented in Portland, Oregon, in 1928?
Did you know that a sea monster figurehead has been recovered from the wreckage of Gribshunden, a 15th-century Danish warship?
Did you know that before pingo scars were discovered near Halfway Run, the only known pingo scars in the United States were located on a plain in Illinois?
Did you know that the Benjamin Loxley house is noted in history as the place where a Quakeress overheard secret British plans and passed them on to George Washington, saving the Continental Army?
Did you know that the South Slavic Bible Institute was established to print Protestant religious books for all South Slavs?
Did you know that the feature film Mama was based on Andrés Muschietti's "scariest" short film?
Did you know that the sepia dun mayfly can be an alternate host for the nematode Cystidicoloides tenuissima, a parasite of trout and salmon?
Did you know that the type specimen of Albicoccus, a scale insect, is entombed with two types of flies in amber?
Did you know that Aage Bohr and Niels Bohr are one of four pairs of fathers and sons who have won the Nobel Prize in Physics?
Did you know that Alexei Vinogradov was executed in front of his command, the Soviet 44th Rifle Division, after it was decimated at the Battle of Raate Road?
Did you know that The Times of London praised the Target House for its boldness but said its towers made observers say "ouch"?
Did you know that a jet from the star V380 Orionis is thought to have blown a hole in the surrounding nebula NGC 1999?
Did you know that after winning three national championships with the UCLA Bruins, John Ecker played basketball overseas and married German Olympic gold medalist Heide Rosendahl?
Did you know that it has been said that man prefers Noah's wine to Adam's ale?
Did you know that the Gazetteer of the Persian Gulf, Oman and Central Arabia is considered "the most important single source of historical material on the Gulf States and Saudi Arabia"?
Did you know that the house of Argentine journalist Jorge Lanata was stoned and apparently shot at after he aired interviews about the 2008 triple crime?
Did you know that there are often an ice cream van and roaming sheep at the summit of the A4061 in South Wales?
Did you know that weddings were first performed in Wendhausen Windmill in 2001?
Did you know that Bach composed the cantata Geist und Seele wird verwirret, BWV 35, 15 years after its text by Georg Christian Lehms first appeared in print?
Did you know that Dark Souls III would serve as a turning point for its developer FromSoftware?
Did you know that Ferdinand Budicki, an early automobile pioneer from Zagreb, Croatia, had to teach his driving examiners how to drive?
Did you know that Mariah Carey's song "Auld Lang Syne (The New Year's Anthem)" is a house music version of the original poem?
Did you know that Qing dynasty philosopher Li Guangdi's machinations resulted in the exile of his friend Chen Minglei?
Did you know that at an Air Products factory in Saint-Quentin-Fallavier, a perpetrator beheaded the manager and then crashed the victim's van into gas cylinders, causing an explosion that injured two people?
Did you know that in 1849, adventurer J. Goldsborough Bruff led an expedition of 66 men to California for the purpose of mining gold and conducting trade?
Did you know that in 2015, Alissa St Laurent became the first woman to win the Canadian Death Race?
Did you know that the extinct crane fly Elephantomyia brevipalpa is noted for its short mouth palps?
Did you know that Beatrice Edgell was the first British woman to earn a PhD in Psychology and the first woman president of the British Psychological Society?
Did you know that Crown Prince Minye Kyawswa defected from his father King Nanda's moribund Toungoo Empire in 1599, only to be executed by the enemy a few days later?
Did you know that Michael Schopper performed as a bass soloist in the first recording of Bach's St Matthew Passion with period instruments conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt?
Did you know that Nevio Marasović's 2010 debut The Show Must Go On is only the third science fiction film in the history of Croatian cinema?
Did you know that at birth, the hind legs of the Greater Egyptian jerboa are no longer than the forelegs?
Did you know that on hearing of being awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics, Eugene Wigner confessed that he had "never expected to get my name in the newspapers without doing something wicked"?
Did you know that 14th-century Moorish Baths are located in the basement of the Gibraltar Museum?
Did you know that Argentine doctor María Teresa Ferrari, the first female university professor in Latin America, invented a prize-winning vaginoscope?
Did you know that Kenneth Tempest took part in the RAF Bomber Command's last operation of the Second World War and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross not long after?
Did you know that Lise was accepted by the Salon of 1868, but the jury considered Renoir a rebel and moved his painting to a remote gallery known as the "rubbish dump"?
Did you know that Miss Virginia 2015 Savannah Lane says she is "distantly related" to Elvis Presley?
Did you know that Pluto's heart has been provisionally named after Pluto discoverer Clyde Tombaugh?
Did you know that Rapid Run was involved in a "blatant act of 'stream piracy'" about one million years ago?
Did you know that West Indies cricketer Lance Gibbs took a pair of five-wicket hauls on two different occasions at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground?
Did you know that in the first edition of the Columbia Journal of Environmental Law, Michael I. Sovern assured readers the journal would not be "recycled" like another "long-gone New York newspaper"?
Did you know that one of the stone ships in Gnisvärd is the largest on Gotland?
Did you know that the fossil male Burmacoccus scale insect has a transparent abdomen showing its testes?
Did you know that the population of the small Turkish town of Özdere can reach nearly 100,000 in the summer due to its popularity with tourists?
Did you know that 20 different macroinvertebrate taxa have been observed in Cider Run?
Did you know that Artur Talvik, who was the Estonian Free Party's prime ministerial candidate in the 2015 elections and received the most votes of all the party's candidates, was not a member of the party himself?
Did you know that British nobleman Lord Charles Beresford proposed marriage to the part-Hawaiian chiefess Nancy Sumner but she refused, likely due to their social and racial differences?
Did you know that Britomart Redeems Faire Amoret illustrates the virtues of honour and chastity through the depiction of occultism, partial nudity, violent death and implied sexual torture?
Did you know that Chester H. Pond invented the first electrical self-winding clock?
Did you know that Louis H. Fead, Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, was recognized for common sense opinions devoid of erudition?
Did you know that Romania's Ioan Alexandru Brătescu-Voinești, after largely steering clear of controversy during his career, became a public and vociferous anti-Semite when he was nearly seventy?
Did you know that although the Unirea newspaper was published by the Romanian Greek-Catholic Church, its coverage focused on political rather than religious matters?
Did you know that the Arturia MiniBrute synthesizer includes an overdrive effect based on a hacking technique used on the Minimoog?
Did you know that the longest recycled plastic bench in Italy is said to be at Increa Park in Brugherio?
Did you know that while some species of wasp are social (nest pictured), the vast majority are solitary insects, many of them parasitoids?
Did you know that Calvin McCarty played for Team Canada in the 2001 Big League World Series before playing over eight seasons in the Canadian Football League?
Did you know that HMS Perseverance took part in the Battle of Tellicherry, and in doing so, nearly caused a diplomatic incident?
Did you know that Henry Hoʻolulu Pitman, the son of a Hawaiian high chiefess, fought in the American Civil War and was imprisoned in the Confederate Libby Prison?
Did you know that Intenso Project included members from Phats & Small and Double Trouble?
Did you know that James J. Stanford found Lima strips "unbelievable"?
Did you know that Miss Virginia 2014 Courtney Garrett won her title by singing "Parla Più Piano", an Italian-language version of the love theme from The Godfather?
Did you know that Rama, worshiped as a King in a temple in the Orchha Fort complex, is honoured with a daily gun salute?
Did you know that after the death of Argentine president Raúl Alfonsín, hundreds of people held a candlelight vigil outside of his house?
Did you know that the Anita Borg Institute gave blind computer scientist Chieko Asakawa their Women of Vision Award?
Did you know that the First Biennium roughly encompasses the first two years of the Second Spanish Republic?
Did you know that the amir al-hajj supervised the funding and supply of the annual Hajj pilgrim caravan to Mecca and Medina, and its protection from Bedouin raiders?
Did you know that the star 51 Eridani hosts a Jupiter-like planet, the smallest extrasolar planet ever directly imaged?
Did you know that "Donut Run", an episode of Veronica Mars, was the first professional directing job for series creator Rob Thomas, who was even unsure when to call "action" during filming?
Did you know that Gurudongmar Lake, one of the highest in the world, is named after Guru Padmasambhava, founder of Tibetan Buddhism, who visited the lake in the 8th century?
Did you know that James T. Brady defended Lew Baker, who fatally shot "Bill the Butcher" Poole at a Manhattan bar in 1855?
Did you know that Jordanna Bartlett, Sophie Carrigill, Amy Conroy, Joy Haizelden, Charlotte Moore, and Laurie Williams were part of Team Great Britain, which won the 2015 Women's U25 Wheelchair Basketball World Championship in Beijing?
Did you know that Karachi, You're Killing Me!, a debut novel by Saba Imtiaz, is described as "Bridget Jones's Diary meets The Diary of a Social Butterfly"?
Did you know that Priyanka Chopra attained a muscular physique through three months of extensive training to play the eponymous boxing world champion in the 2014 biopic Mary Kom?
Did you know that a 2006 Singapore case says the test for apparent bias, a type of procedural impropriety, involves asking if a fair-minded person would have a reasonable suspicion that a fair trial is impossible?
Did you know that during the American Civil War, Union general Samuel C. Armstrong, a native of Maui, met fellow Hawaiians J. R. Kealoha and Kaiwi, who served in the U.S. colored regiments?
Did you know that the Alamgir Mosque, Varanasi, built in the 17th century over the ruins of a Hindu temple, has been described as "like a fist thrust in the face of Hinduism"?
Did you know that the Home Office whistleblower Steve Moxon was deselected as a UK Independence Party candidate in 2012 local elections because of comments he made about Anders Behring Breivik?
Did you know that the cuisine of Jharkhand and Bihari cuisine are often similar, in part because these separate states were at one time the single state of Bihar?
Did you know that the flower spikes of Banksia burdettii can contain over 900 individual flowers each?
Did you know that the poet Malcolm Guite, who grew up in Nigeria, Canada, and England, decided he belonged in England partly after discovering real ale – something "they don't have properly in Canada at all"?
Did you know that American actress Irene Purcell acted in the play Dancing Partner (1930) and the 1931 film based on it?
Did you know that Enough Said is dedicated to James Gandolfini, who starred in the film but died before it was released?
Did you know that Jotnian sedimentary rocks are the oldest known sediments in the Baltic area that have not been subject to the geological process of metamorphism?
Did you know that Perovskia atriplicifolia, commonly known as Russian sage, is neither Russian nor sage?
Did you know that artist Enno Hallek and his family fled the Soviet occupation of Estonia to Sweden on his father's fishing trawler?
Did you know that as well as commanding a view of the countryside, RAAF Eastern Area's Blue Mountains headquarters incorporated a disused railway tunnel that offered "complete protection from Atom Bomb attack"?
Did you know that the M19 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage turrets were remounted on M41 light tanks to make the M42 Duster?
Did you know that when asked, Veronica Mars actor Enrico Colantoni immediately suggested former Just Shoot Me! co-star and friend Laura San Giacomo for the role of his love interest in "Charlie Don't Surf"?
Did you know that 2015 titleholder Daja Dial is the third African American to be crowned Miss South Carolina?
Did you know that Anna Ancher thought that a little bit of symbolism such as in her painting Harvesters "did no harm"?
Did you know that DOCK8 deficiency is a rare disease that causes the production of too much immunoglobulin E?
Did you know that Julia Lloyd opened the Greet Free Kindergarten in 1904?
Did you know that a fellow Romanian critic challenged Mihail Dragomirescu to a duel over his defense of a controversial Jewish-themed play by Ronetti Roman?
Did you know that over 17 years the Saint Lucius church was moved by water and wagon from Switzerland and reassembled at the Italian Villa Sormani in Brugherio?
Did you know that the 30th Legislative District of New Jersey shifted to Burlington, Monmouth, and Ocean counties in 1991 because of declining population in Essex County in the previous decade?
Did you know that the fictional character Elvira Hancock, played by Michelle Pfeiffer, has been described as an "embittered drug addict with the self-esteem of an empty bullet casing"?
Did you know that the organisation and curriculum of the university in the Province of Bologna, founded in 1088, were emulated in other universities across Italy?
Did you know that Eritha, one of the most significant priestesses in Mycenaean Pylos in c. 1200 BC, was involved in a dispute over the legal status of her religious holdings?
Did you know that Hermann II of Celje, viceroy of Croatia and heir to Bosnia, accused his daughter-in-law Veronika of witchcraft and had her drowned?
Did you know that Paul Wild, who spearheaded the Very Fast Train Joint Venture in the 1980s, traced a preliminary route using dinner plates and numerous topographic maps spread out on his living room floor?
Did you know that Shehzad Sheikh, son of Javed Sheikh, has played a lead role in the upcoming film Karachi Se Lahore after debuting in Main Hoon Shahid Afridi?
Did you know that Tarik Badwan, the vocalist of LOOM, has been called "the angriest man to stalk a stage in ages"?
Did you know that a reluctant John Wooden was convinced by assistant coach Jerry Norman to use a zone press, which became instrumental in the first two national titles won by the UCLA basketball program?
Did you know that gridiron football player Derel Walker was the last wide receiver to catch a college pass from Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel?
Did you know that only six percent of the watershed of Beaver Run is on forested land?
Did you know that the 38-year tenure of  Bernard "Berny" Stone as Alderman from the 50th Ward in the Chicago City Council spanned seven Chicago Mayors, including two Mayors Daley?
Did you know that the Croatian Natural History Museum exhibited the remains of a cave lion (skull pictured) from Vrtare Male pit cave in Croatia, claimed to be one of the biggest ever found?
Did you know that the Province of Lodi was first inhabited during the fifth century BCE?
Did you know that the Routhian of analytical mechanics is a hybrid of the Lagrangian and the Hamiltonian?
Did you know that Ed Sheeran composed "One" on a guitar made of a whiskey barrel?
Did you know that Paul Bujor rose from modest beginnings to become a zoology professor, a published fiction author, a member of the Romanian Academy, and president of his country's Senate?
Did you know that the newly discovered Birmingham Quran manuscript comprises fragments of an ancient Quran that may date to near Muhammad's lifetime?
Did you know that the unicoloured, pale-eyed, and chestnut-capped blackbirds are all found in marshy areas of South America?
Did you know that James Robb and Clifford Lingen each scored a horrendous 9 on the 6th hole in the 1906 Amateur Championship at Royal Liverpool Golf Club?
Did you know that Jessica Goodman of Entertainment Weekly deemed "High by the Beach" to be Lana Del Rey's catchiest single yet?
Did you know that Sulayman Pasha al-Adil of Acre, who by 1810 was the Ottoman governor of the Sidon and Damascus provinces, presided over the world's last mamluk system?
Did you know that Vine Street has seen erotic asphyxiation, libel charges by Oscar Wilde and a square on the British Monopoly board?
Did you know that Yasir Jaswal made his feature film directing debut with 2015's Jalaibee?
Did you know that former Saturday Night Live writer Neil Casey has just signed on to play a villainous role in the female-set Ghostbusters?