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Did you know that St James' Church, Daisy Hill in Westhoughton, Greater Manchester, has been described as "a masterly performance for relatively little cash"?
Did you know that Teguh Karya had to fight for Christine Hakim's right to act in Cinta Pertama (First Love) after his producer said her breasts were too small?
Did you know that in 2009, Revolution Analytics named Norman H. Nie, one of the original SPSS developers, as their new CEO?
Did you know that the Nyorai, top-level Buddhist gods of Japan, are portrayed as almost human, but with very long arms, webbed fingers, and other unusual marks?
Did you know that the leaves of the grey gum (bark pictured) are a staple food of the koala?
Did you know that there were concerns that The Bouncy could derail a train?
Did you know that Bob Beckwith, the firefighter accompanying President George W. Bush at Ground Zero, had been retired for 7 years and bluffed his way into the rescue site using old gear?
Did you know that Echoes is a limited series comic partially inspired by Psycho?
Did you know that Frank Ponta competed in five Paralympic Games, including the first in 1960, and coached several medal-winning Paralympic athletes including Louise Sauvage and Priya Cooper?
Did you know that Miguel Ángel Coria's first opera, Belisa, based on Lorca's play Amor de Don Perlimplín con Belisa en su jardín, premiered in 1992 at the Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid?
Did you know that after Chasing Dreams Gita Gutawa was chosen for Love in Perth?
Did you know that at the base of each tentacle of the sea anemone Sagartia troglodytes, there is a distinctive black mark shaped like a capital letter "B"?
Did you know that destroyers of the British C and D classes (example of a D class pictured) sank three Italian submarines in June 1940?
Did you know that hairdresser Vidal Sassoon was trained by 'Mr Teasy-Weasy'?
Did you know that in Peter's vision of a sheet with animals, Peter's triple refusal to eat is thought to echo his triple denial of Jesus?
Did you know that one of Indonesia's "most sought-after movie songwriters" started her career by writing about flatulence and sexual deviancy?
Did you know that the concept of Nesting Orientalisms is based on the ideas of historian Larry Wolff and Edward Said's Orientalism?
Did you know that the smallest member of the Boeing 737 Next Generation family will not be continued in the family's replacement, the Boeing 737 MAX?
Did you know that the woollybutt is useful in the production of honey and railway sleepers?
Did you know that writer Elizaveta Polonskaya was the only female member of the Serapion Brothers?
Did you know that Dennis Russell Davies conducted the premiere of the Fifth Symphony Now and in the hour of death by Heinz Winbeck, which reflects Bruckner's Ninth Symphony?
Did you know that El Fua, originally made popular by an alcoholic Mexican man, has been used by Chilean students during the protests for free education in the country?
Did you know that Zoltán Gárdonyi studied composition with Zoltán Kodály at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music (building pictured) and taught at the Academy for 26 years?
Did you know that after Robert Laws was made temporary head of the Livingstonia Mission, he kept the position for 50 years?
Did you know that in June 2009, the price of Brent Crude went up to its highest point in eight months after one man spent less than three hours trading futures while drunk?
Did you know that racehorse Stay Thirsty's win in the 2011 Travers Stakes made him a front-runner for top American three-year-old colt honors?
Did you know that the Canadian Special Service Medal may be awarded under such varied criteria as service with the United Nations or NATO, serving in the Canadian Arctic at CFS Alert, or service as a Canadian Ranger?
Did you know that the Constable Hook Cemetery is enclosed by a tank farm?
Did you know that the University of Pittsburgh's D-Scribe Digital Publishing program has digitized the complete double elephant folio set of Audubon's Birds of America (example of work pictured)?
Did you know that the extinct hangingfly genera Formosibittacus, Jurahylobittacus, and Mongolbittacus are only known from the Middle Jurassic of China?
Did you know that the film Gerrymandering draws on the perspectives from different individuals, reporters, pundits and politicians including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Howard Dean, Bob Graham, Lani Guiner, Ed Rollins, and John Fund?
Did you know that the rare fern Adiantum viridimontanum was first described from a specimen collected at an old asbestos mine in the Green Mountains?
Did you know that the same Partition Sejm that acceded to the First Partition of Poland also created the celebrated Commission of National Education, seen as Europe's first ministry of education?
Did you know that the temple spire of the Vigneshwara Temple, Ozar (gate pictured)—dedicated to the Hindu god Ganesha—is covered with gold?
Did you know that AP Columbae, the closest young star known, formed after the dinosaurs became extinct?
Did you know that James Underdown, an investigator of fringe science claims, once declared himself Poet Laureate of Calumet City, Illinois, and toured Midwest comedy clubs under the name Jim U-boat?
Did you know that Jane Dieulafoy received special permission from the French government to wear men's clothing in public?
Did you know that Robert Graves was in charge of aliens at the Lancaster Carriage and Wagon Works?
Did you know that an 1869 decision to use earthquake-resistant timber construction led to St Michael's Church being the only Christchurch Central City Anglican church in use after the 2011 earthquake?
Did you know that in his first career start for Notre Dame, defensive end Ronald Talley recorded seven tackles?
Did you know that part of the Great Wall of China is submerged in the reservoir formed by the construction of the Panjiakou Dam in Hebei Province, and sometimes it re-emerges during droughts?
Did you know that the Michael Jordan statue once wore the jersey of ice hockey player Jonathan Toews?
Did you know that the parishioners of St. Peter's Kierch rented the church from the founder of Middletown, Pennsylvania, for one grain of wheat per year?
Did you know that the song "He's a Whore", originally performed by Cheap Trick, is not just about sex?
Did you know that the trumpet plays the chorale melody in Bach's cantata Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König der Ehren, BWV 137, in C major within an aria in A minor in "a battle for harmonic supremacy"?
Did you know that Cheap Trick guitarist and songwriter Rick Nielsen got the idea for the song "Hello There" from Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera?
Did you know that East Timor made its debut in the Asian Games in 2002, just four months after its declaration of independence?
Did you know that Getic king Dromichaetes defeated and captured Lysimachus, a former general of Alexander the Great?
Did you know that Gevra mine in India's Korba Coalfield has been described as the largest open cast mine in Asia and has reported a record daily production of 100,000 tonnes?
Did you know that Indonesian songwriter Dewiq was without Pay for three years before telling the public?
Did you know that West Wing Week (title card pictured) is narrated by White House Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest?
Did you know that as a 12-year-old, Empress Shōshi (artistic depiction pictured) was sent by her father Fujiwara no Michinaga to live in Emperor Ichijō's harem?
Did you know that in Christianity the term Water of Life (artistic depiction pictured) may refer to the Holy Spirit?
Did you know that prior to its reconstruction, the Sioux Narrows Bridge, located along Ontario Highway 71, featured the longest single span of a wooden bridge in North America, at 64 metres (210 ft)?
Did you know that rally driver Michèle Mouton and her all-female team won their class at the 1975 24 Hours of Le Mans?
Did you know that science fiction author Lisa Tuttle is the only person to have refused a Nebula Award?
Did you know that the Calabar River was a major conduit of supply for the Atlantic slave trade?
Did you know that the frilled anemone may be eaten by the shag rug nudibranch?
Did you know that the last song on El Mundo Cabe en Una Canción is a tribute to singer-songwriter Fito Páez's hometown?
Did you know that the lyrics of Baldur, the début album of the Icelandic Viking / folk metal band Skálmöld, are written in the dróttkvætt style?
Did you know that the old YMCA building in Albany, New York, hosted the first basketball game played away from Springfield College, where the sport was developed?
Did you know that there is a community of over 20,000 recent African migrants in a concentrated area in Guangzhou, China?
Did you know that Graham Waterhouse composed the piano trio Bei Nacht (At Night), inspired by a Kandinsky oil painting entitled Nacht?
Did you know that Liesl Tesch is the first woman to play professional wheelchair basketball?
Did you know that Louise Casey, a British civil servant known for being outspoken, once said that "doing things sober is no way to get things done"?
Did you know that M-78, a state highway in Michigan, was extended several times and converted into a freeway, but now follows its original 1919 routing?
Did you know that Rob Feaster is the Patriot League's all-time men's basketball scoring leader, yet still only ranks second at his own school?
Did you know that Seattle Sounders FC will face the Chicago Fire in the 2011 U.S. Open Cup Final on October 4, 2011, for a chance to three-peat as champion?
Did you know that Wenderholm Regional Park includes a house built by Sir Robert Graham?
Did you know that a review of "The Rise of the Blue Beetle!" said that it is not for people who dislike "wormholes, single-cell organisms and evil intergalactic pirates being mentioned in the same breath as Batman"?
Did you know that after its 1688 re-gilding, the Coventry Cross (replica pictured) was so bright that people could hardly bear to look directly at it on a sunny day?
Did you know that after trying out with the Sacramento Kings in the NBA Summer League, forward Marquin Chandler signed with the Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs?
Did you know that ancient scholars considered the Mutiny at Sucro the most important event of Scipio Africanus' early military career?
Did you know that in addition to serving as Lizzie Borden's defense attorney, Melvin O. Adams was a U.S. Attorney and a railroad executive?
Did you know that the Blue Mountains Ash has a corky wooden skirt that helps it resist fire?
Did you know that the exceptional Holstein sire Carlin M Ivanhoe Bell passed on the genes for both good milk production and complex vertebral malformation, a lethal genetic disorder?
Did you know that Carl Sagan worked with the US Air Force on detonating a nuclear device on the Moon?
Did you know that Eris is the first successful detailed simulation of a Milky Way-like galaxy?
Did you know that John Hearne was so important in drafting the 1937 Constitution of Ireland that he was referred to as the Irish Thomas Jefferson?
Did you know that Mick the Miller has been called "the world's most famous Greyhound"?
Did you know that Prussian Homage (fragment pictured) by Jan Matejko was among the most wanted Polish paintings searched for by Nazis during World War II?
Did you know that U.S. Senator Hugh White, once a staunch ally of President Andrew Jackson, stood against Jackson's chosen successor in the 1836 Presidential election, placing third in the electoral vote?
Did you know that by sponsoring the Turnhalle Constitutional Conference in Windhoek (1975–1977), the South African government attempted to quell armed resistance waged by the People's Liberation Army of Namibia?
Did you know that concert organist Zsolt Gárdonyi played his father's Partita "Veni Creator Spiritus" along with his own jazzy Mozart Changes at the Marktkirche?
Did you know that of more than 300 trolleybus systems currently serving cities worldwide, the 1914-opened trolleybus system in Shanghai is the oldest, and its counterpart in Philadelphia the second-oldest?
Did you know that printed solar panels can be printed on ordinary untreated paper at a cost similar to that of inkjet printing?
Did you know that the Mississippi restaurant Mammy's Cupboard, built in the shape of a woman, has been said to resemble Aunt Jemima?
Did you know that the freehold for Michelin starred restaurant Club Gascon is owned by homeless charity Centrepoint?
Did you know that the vicar of St John the Baptist's Church, Allington in Wiltshire was engaged to Cassandra, sister of Jane Austen, but he died before he could marry her?
Did you know that when Jane Colebrook won the 800 metres race at the 1977 European Athletics Indoor Championships held in San Sebastián, Spain, she set a British indoor record that would stand for 26 years?
Did you know that Bethel Strict Baptist Chapel in Robertsbridge was founded by a "mystical Micawber"?
Did you know that Bruce Timm, the producer of the animated film adaptation Batman: Year One, said that adapting the comic story arc was straightforward since the original story was already cinematic?
Did you know that DreamWorks plans to produce at least three films in the How to Train Your Dragon franchise?
Did you know that Ottoman officer Ahmed Niyazi Bey never lived to see his estate, the Saraj, completed?
Did you know that Turtagrø was the location for the first climbing school in Norway?
Did you know that a judge's error on the first episode of a television game show hosted by Swedish television director Nils Erik Bæhrendtz introduced a new term into the Swedish language?
Did you know that some of the proceeds from the 2009 album Connie Talbot's Holiday Magic went to Toys for Tots?
Did you know that the Treaty of Kępno (1282) between Mestwin II and Przemysł II transferred control over Gdańsk Pomerania and facilitated the reunification of Poland?
Did you know that the organ in All Saints Church, Thorpe Bassett, North Yorkshire, was originally built for Claydon House, and was later discovered in a poor state of repair in York Minster?
Did you know that the theft of a saddlebag from the Sioux City Public Museum in 1996 may have been part of a string of museum thefts which involved stealing Native American artifacts?
Did you know that Haines Shoe House is right by a shoe-shaped doghouse on Shoe House Road?
Did you know that Henry P. Moulton appointed William H. Lewis to serve as the first African-American Assistant United States Attorney?
Did you know that Newfoundland dogs with similar markings to those seen in Sir Edwin Henry Landseer's 1831 work A Distinguished Member of the Humane Society are known as Landseers?
Did you know that Olympic gold medals (example pictured) have been made out of silver, jade, and glass?
Did you know that Prince Mahidol used to teach medicine at Windsor Palace before it was demolished to make way for the National Stadium?
Did you know that William Butler Yeats loathed Robin de la Condamine's performance in his The Shadowy Waters, but could not fire him because all the actors were working for free?
Did you know that about 12,000 local people died during clearance of the  oil concession Block 5A in Unity State, South Sudan?
Did you know that for the production of the upcoming U2 documentary, From the Sky Down, director Davis Guggenheim was given full access to the band's archives?
Did you know that in 2008, Thuraya Alzaabi became the first female athlete to represent the United Arab Emirates at the Paralympics?
Did you know that inhaling spores from the devil's snuff-box can cause the respiratory disease lycoperdonosis?
Did you know that the 1773 French satirical drawing of the First Partition of Poland, The Troelfth Cake, was banned in several European countries?
Did you know that the Latin Grammy Award for Best Singer-Songwriter Album was awarded in 2008 to Rodolfo?
Did you know that the editor of the Tribune, Richard Clements, was accused of being a Soviet agent?
Did you know that the extinct Itilochelys is one of only three known fossil cheloniid sea turtle taxa found in the Volgograd Region?
Did you know that water-filled holes in the trunk of Platypodium elegans are an important habitat for the larvae of giant damselflies?
Did you know that A Day in the Life is an internet television documentary web series produced by Morgan Spurlock that represents Hulu's first original long-form programming venture?
Did you know that Amos P. Catlin authored the law that made Sacramento the permanent capital of California?
Did you know that Eduar Villanueva set a Venezuelan national record while competing in the men's 1500m event during the World Championships in Athletics held earlier this month in Daegu, South Korea?
Did you know that Iowa politician James B. Weaver wrote in 1912 that the current Jasper County Courthouse in Newton, Iowa, will last "long after the pages of the county's history are worn and turned yellow"?
Did you know that Jin Guangping, Jin Qizong and Aisin-Gioro Ulhicun, three generations of the same family who all studied the extinct Jurchen language and script, are direct descendants of the Qianlong Emperor?
Did you know that Marcel Janco, the founder of Dada stagecraft, decided to emigrate from Romania when his brother-in-law was tortured to death by the Iron Guard?
Did you know that Mircea Florian, seen as one of the four leading protest singers in Communist Romania in his folk rock years, pioneered minimal music in his career as a computer scientist?
Did you know that New York's Tarrytown Light was ultimately located offshore in the Hudson River as sites on land were too expensive?
Did you know that Norsemen made vows at Yule on the bristles of a sacrificial boar?
Did you know that Sericothrips staphylinus were released as part of biological control of gorse in New Zealand, but have not spread far because too few of them have wings?
Did you know that a third of Madagascar's women marry before the age of 19?
Did you know that of the three described species in the Eocene bulldog ant genus Avitomyrmex, one species is known only from worker caste individuals?
Did you know that only weeks after Hurricane Celia devastated southern Texas in 1970, residents had to evacuate again when Hurricane Ella threatened?
Did you know that some fans of the National Football League's San Diego Chargers have played the team's fight song at their weddings?
Did you know that the giant stele (section pictured) with which the Yongle Emperor meant to honor his father, never left the quarry?
Did you know that the report National Science Foundation: Under the Microscope, by US Senator Tom Coburn, has generated controversy for portraying much scientific research as "silly"?
Did you know that there were over a dozen Zaporozhian Cossacks uprisings against the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Russian Empire?
Did you know that 1995 College Football All-America Team selection Heath Irwin is the nephew of World Golf Hall of Fame member Hale Irwin?
Did you know that Argentina stayed neutral during most of World War II, and declared war on the Axis powers on March 27, 1945?
Did you know that Bagsværd Church, designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, has a vault made from concrete shells spanning 17 metres (56 ft)?
Did you know that Junior Hemingway was expected to be the biggest beneficiary of the 2011 Michigan Wolverines football team's decision to switch to a pro-style offense from a spread offense?
Did you know that Lady Gaga embarked early on her 2009–11 Monster Ball Tour due to the cancellation of her Fame Kills tour with Kanye West?
Did you know that Peruvian women (example pictured) may marry at age 16, but the age of consent is 18?
Did you know that Steve Crosby was named the National Football League's top special teams coach in 2007 and developed the league's most accurate kicker of all-time?
Did you know that Wojciech Pietranik was told to replace the Sydney Opera House with the Roman Colosseum in his design for the Sydney 2000 Olympic medals?
Did you know that despite reports that they played so badly their set was cut short, The Beatles' first performance at Lathom Hall led to a number of future bookings there, earning them the 2005 equivalent of £120 per concert?
Did you know that in 1737 cooper Charles Milsom discovered a spring in Lyncombe, Bath, while fixing a fishpond, and styled himself as a doctor to market the spring water for its health-giving properties?
Did you know that the 13th-century Mårup Church was partially dismantled in 2008 to prevent it from falling into the North Sea?
Did you know that the 15th-century church of the Dragalevtsi Monastery on the outskirts of the Bulgarian capital Sofia features frescoes of military saints in full knights' armour?
Did you know that the Latin Grammy Award for Best Rock Solo Vocal Album was earned in 2009 by Draco Rosa for his album Teatro?
Did you know that Barney Gilligan died on April Fools' Day?
Did you know that Indian cricketer Anil Kumble took 37 five-wicket hauls and is only the second player to take 10 wickets in an innings after Jim Laker?
Did you know that Jim Hunter is the first Canadian male skier to win a medal in the World Championships for alpine skiing?
Did you know that Kirsopp Lake published the text of the Codex Sinaiticus?
Did you know that Marco da Gagliano's opera La Flora (libretto pictured) was first performed on 14 October 1628 to celebrate the marriage of Margherita de' Medici and Odoardo Farnese, Duke of Parma?
Did you know that Marie Antoinette's favorite hairdresser, Leonard, designed a hairstyle called the loge d'opera that towered five feet upon the wearer's head?
Did you know that Sekar Ayu Asmara's directorial debut, The Stringless Violin, with "pat" dialogue and "illogical" scenes, was submitted for an Oscar?
Did you know that a former Speaker of the House of Commons raised money for the Monument to the Women of World War II by appearing on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
Did you know that actor Holter Graham lived in Baltimore, Maryland, while growing up, but spent summers on a Montana cattle ranch?
Did you know that although Daniel is portrayed as a young man by Rubens in his depiction of Daniel in the lions' den, Daniel would have been over eighty according to biblical chronology?
Did you know that astronomers have discovered a real-life "Tatooine"?
Did you know that during the 1967 Six-Day War, Israel's 147 Squadron flew the lightly armed Fouga Magister trainer in combat, losing six aircraft and pilots?
Did you know that the Great Famine in Greece during the Axis occupation is claimed to be the worst famine that Greeks have experienced since ancient times?
Did you know that the Rędziński Bridge, a recently constructed cable-stayed bridge spanning the Oder river in Wrocław, is the tallest and longest bridge in Poland?
Did you know that the taboo offering of a cloth stained with menstrual blood to the Hindu goddess Matangi is thought to grant the ability to attract a mate?
Did you know that Amnesty International has described Fiji's Essential National Industries (Employment) Decree 2011 as "a breathtaking abuse of fundamental rights"?
Did you know that Bach structures his cantata movement Du sollt Gott, deinen Herren, lieben, BWV 77, on the Great Commandment by a canon of trumpet and continuo on a chorale on the Ten Commandments?
Did you know that Brian Epstein was so angered that The Beatles were paid in loose change for a gig at the Aintree Institute, he never booked with the venue's promoter again?
Did you know that Markus Flaig brought Handel's darkness and great light to St. Martin, Idstein?
Did you know that Michael Douglas competed for Canada in the Winter Olympics?
Did you know that The Shirelles singer Shirley Owens made her voice sound almost off-tune to sound innocent in the sexually charged single "Tonight's the Night"?
Did you know that after the English Civil War, a statue of King Charles I was hidden by a metalsmith whilst he sold cutlery that he claimed was made from its melted-down metal?
Did you know that the Bright Copper, Fiery Copper and Clouded Footman can be found on the prickly box in Australia?
Did you know that the P. R. Chinese government has published a list of sixty-four important cultural relics (one pictured) that are forbidden to be exhibited outside of China?