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Did you know that the remains of two Presidents of Czechoslovakia are in Vinohrady Cemetery; one had a state funeral, the other's name was not put on his grave?
Did you know that Delusional Thomas is a horrorcore-influenced mixtape that features American rapper Mac Miller rapping in a distorted pitched-up voice?
Did you know that George Campbell has already accepted an invitation to the 2015 Under Armour All-America Game?
Did you know that Shanghai Manhua, one of the earliest and most influential manhua magazines, was known for its provocative cover art (example pictured)?
Did you know that Sid Yudain founded the newspaper Roll Call in the congressional office of U.S. Rep. Albert P. Morano?
Did you know that among the six costumes worn by Kareena Kapoor in the film Gori Tere Pyaar Mein, the one in the song "Tooh" was the most elaborate?
Did you know that the Semail Ophiolite contains rocks from the ocean floor and Earth's upper mantle that have been thrust onto the Arabian Peninsula?
Did you know that the Sudanese newspaper Vigilant was banned for six months in 1965–66 for reporting on massacres in Juba and Wau?
Did you know that the Wellington Suspension Bridge, in Aberdeen, still has the original main chains from when it was opened in 1831?
Did you know that the green boring sponge hollows out galleries in limestone rock?
Did you know that John Fowles' postmodern novel The French Lieutenant's Woman both emulated and parodied popular Victorian novels, like those of Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy?
Did you know that Langford Colley-Priest, a World War I stretcher-bearer for the First Australian Imperial Force, was believed to have been eaten by a shark?
Did you know that Turkish politician Hasan Fehmi‎ argued that the deportations during the Armenian Genocide were necessary "to ensure the future of our fatherland"?
Did you know that anatomist Eduard Pernkopf, who expelled Jewish faculty from the University of Vienna medical school after the Anschluss, was later given space by a Jewish physician to finish his anatomical atlas?
Did you know that from November 2011 to November 2012, City Nord was the largest shopping center in Northern Norway?
Did you know that in 2000 American singer Christina Aguilera won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist and then the following year won the same award at the Lo Nuestro Awards?
Did you know that the 1972 hit song "The Redback on the Toilet Seat" was written by Slim Newton, not Slim Dusty?
Did you know that the Barberton greenstone belt contains tonalite-trondhjemite-granodiorite domes wrapped in mafic and ultramafic layers of rocks (illustrated)?
Did you know that the Europe Theatre Prize, awarded from 1987 by the European Commission to a personality of theatre, has been termed "The Oscar for Drama"?
Did you know that Paralympic runner Ricardo de Pedraza Losa ran in his first marathon in Valencia, Spain, in 2013, with two sighted guides?
Did you know that Quartermaster General Ira Roe Foster was the target of a "malicious falsehood", alleging that he sold socks donated to Confederate soldiers?
Did you know that Siats, named after a man-eating monster, is the geologically youngest North American allosauroid yet discovered?
Did you know that Stolen Childhood was the first full-length book on the history of children enslaved during the American slave-era?
Did you know that although most of the works of Arnold Thornely are in Liverpool and northwest England, he is best known for the Parliament Buildings (commonly known as Stormont) in Belfast?
Did you know that at the public Théâtre Nanterre-Amandiers, Patrice Chéreau established a theatre school and a film studio, and first staged a play by Bernard-Marie Koltès?
Did you know that baseball player Anthony Seratelli bowled two perfect games in high school?
Did you know that criminal defense lawyer and West Virginia House Delegate James Sloan Kuykendall also served as mayor of his hometown Romney, West Virginia?
Did you know that even with the refugee crisis in Syria, Afghanistan has held the record for producing the most refugees for 32 years?
Did you know that female infanticide in China has a history spanning 2000 years?
Did you know that former college baseball All-American Matt Quatraro is a member of the Old Dominion University Sports Hall of Fame?
Did you know that golden ghost crabs are one of the main predators of endangered sea turtles in Western Australia?
Did you know that in Columbia Pictures, Inc. v. Fung, the defendant's "red flag knowledge" caused the court to determine that the defendant was ineligible for DMCA safe harbor provisions?
Did you know that in Hindu mythology, King Kalmashapada is said to have asked the sage who turned him into a demon to impregnate his wife?
Did you know that the Bath curse tablets, inscribed by Romano-British victims of theft, cursed some of the thieves with having their "intestines quite eaten away" and losing "their minds and eyes"?
Did you know that the Chelsea Bun House sold almost a quarter of a million hot cross buns on its last Good Friday?
Did you know that James McBride was described as "clearly stunned" when his novel The Good Lord Bird won the National Book Award for Fiction?
Did you know that Strašnice became a part of Prague in 1922?
Did you know that in 1979, Augusta "Gussie" Clark became the second African American woman to be elected to the Philadelphia City Council?
Did you know that metal-catalyzed C-H borylation reactions are useful reactions for carbon-hydrogen bond activation?
Did you know that prior to receiving the Distinguished Service Order during World War I, John Baker White served as private secretary to West Virginia Governor William A. MacCorkle?
Did you know that senior United Nations official Robert Piper was a founding member of Australian comedy group the Doug Anthony All Stars?
Did you know that the 1941 film Lintah Darat was praised for its condemnation of usury?
Did you know that the Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad's Gulf Coast Rebel was the last train it operated south of St. Louis, Missouri?
Did you know that the Sadigura Rebbe, Rabbi Avrohom Yaakov Friedman, opposed the Oslo Accords and visited Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria to bolster the Jews living there?
Did you know that the northern double drummer is the second largest cicada in Australia?
Did you know that there is a double pyramid on top of the tower of St Mary's Church, Hopesay?
Did you know that 11-year-old Dayana Kirillova is representing Russia in the 2013 Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Kiev today?
Did you know that 4 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London has been lived in by the novelist George Eliot, artists William Dyce and Daniel Maclise, the composer Sir John Goss and the antiquary William Vaux?
Did you know that Alexander Purdie's Virginia Gazette was the first American newspaper to publish the complete full text of the United States Declaration of Independence?
Did you know that George H. Otten completed the landscaping plan for the Oregon State Capitol mall and was responsible for the placement of Timberline Lodge?
Did you know that Grange Court, built as a market hall in 1633 and decorated with carved mermaids, angels and grotesque people, was dismantled and stored in the 1850s?
Did you know that Kosovo Myth pictures Serbia as Antemurale Christianitatis, similarly to constructions of the other nations in the Balkans?
Did you know that Mount Hill and Hill River in South Australia were both named after John Hill?
Did you know that Trolle-Ljungby Castle is allegedly cursed by trolls?
Did you know that a previous work by Aiden Dillard, the director of Meat Weed Madness, was the only film ever booed by everyone at the screening at the TromaDance festival?
Did you know that former National Football League player Walt Singer hit the pivotal home run in the North African World Series?
Did you know that in the restoration of Peter, Peter's triple confession of his love for Jesus is thought to reflect his triple denial of him?
Did you know that the Audenried Tunnel contributes up to 80% of Catawissa Creek's acidity?
Did you know that the Chinese hadrosaur Tsintaosaurus was previously incorrectly thought to have a unicorn-like protuberance?
Did you know that the La Follette family opposed Glenn Frank's nomination for the University of Wisconsin presidency, appointed the Regents that removed him, and held the Senate seat he later sought?
Did you know that when attacked by a sea anemone, a nudibranch Nembrotha lineolata oozed a lot of mucus and escaped with difficulty?
Did you know that Alec Lazenby has been the Vice-Chancellor of both the University of New England and the University of Tasmania?
Did you know that Nicholas More was the first judge in colonial America to be impeached?
Did you know that Samuel Minturn Peck was the first Poet Laureate of Alabama, a title created for him, from 1930 until his death in 1938?
Did you know that Thado Dhamma Yaza II, Viceroy of Prome in the 1500s, fought in nearly every military campaign of his brother King Bayinnaung, and helped to expand and defend the Toungoo Empire?
Did you know that during the 2013 UFL Cup, Loyola Meralco Sparks outscored Blue Guards in an association football match by a margin of 33 goals?
Did you know that recently deceased residents of Huaquechula, Puebla, Mexico are honored with multi-level white altars for Day of the Dead?
Did you know that sex scenes in the controversial 1967 film I Am Curious (Yellow) were shot inside the Rumskulla oak, an oak tree that is more than 1,000 years old?
Did you know that the Hong Kong Security Bureau established the Outbound Travel Alert System in 2009, after a large number of Hong Kong residents were stranded during the Thai political crisis?
Did you know that the National Geographic website listed Medellín as one of the top ten places to see Christmas lights?
Did you know that Chris Doohan, son of original Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott portrayer James Doohan, played the role in the Star Trek fan production, Pilgrim of Eternity?
Did you know that Geoffrey Prime worked for eleven years at GCHQ, and was only discovered to be a Soviet spy after his arrest in 1982 for the indecent assault of young girls?
Did you know that Poland annually celebrates the defeat of Russia in the Battle of Warsaw (tank on 2008 celebration parade pictured)?
Did you know that Tao Porchon-Lynch, who studied under Sri Aurobindo and Indra Devi, has been recognized as the world's oldest yoga teacher at age 95?
Did you know that in 1555 John Lok brought five Africans from present-day Ghana to England to learn English and act as interpreters on future trading voyages to Guinea?
Did you know that in 1996, Edo Ronchi became the first Green politician to hold a cabinet post in Italy?
Did you know that in the summer of 1945, Deutsche Volkszeitung accused Siemens of having produced and installed the gas chambers at Auschwitz?
Did you know that painter Simmie Knox was the first black American artist to be officially commissioned to create a portrait of a U.S. President?
Did you know that set into the porch of Christ Church, Higher Bebington, is a stone with the footprint of an Archosaur?
Did you know that the Battle of Baykand, in what is now Uzbekistan, was won after al-Harith ibn Surayj suggested that it was better to die fighting than to die of thirst?
Did you know that the call of the Yellow-spotted Honeyeater is said to sound like a "machine gun rattle"?
Did you know that the chronicler Robert Fabyan recorded the arrival in England in 1502 of three men from Newfoundland?
Did you know that while it was ultimately built as a single U-shaped building, the initial euthenically inspired plans for Cushing House envisioned the dormitory as eight separate houses?
Did you know that Matthew II Csák was the uncle of the Hungarian oligarch Matthew III Csák?
Did you know that Rachmawati Soekarnoputri preferred Anjasmara to play her father in the upcoming movie Soekarno: Indonesia Merdeka over Ario Bayu?
Did you know that St George's Church, Thornton Hough was built for Lord Leverhulme, its architectural style reflecting his Nonconformity?
Did you know that a special screening of "Neighbours: The Explosion" marked the first time the Australian soap opera had been aired during prime time in the UK?
Did you know that according to Franciszek Ząbecki, the SS-Sturmbannführer Theodor van Eupen executed prisoners of the Treblinka Arbeitslager by "taking shots at them, as if they were partridges"?
Did you know that according to legend, Swami Vivekananda was first introduced to Indian mystic Ramakrishna in a literature class given by Scottish theologian William Hastie?
Did you know that as a child, Filipino TV and radio personality Tim Yap sneaked out of school to attend rehearsals of a Repertory Philippines production of Lost in Yonkers?
Did you know that in the 1920s and 1930s a series of memorial tablets to the British Empire dead of the First World War (example pictured) were erected in French and Belgian cathedrals by the Imperial War Graves Commission?
Did you know that the 1970 mascot-naming contest for the Canada Fitness Award Program received 131,745 votes in one month despite a rotating strike of postal workers at Canada Post?
Did you know that the Bar-backed Partridge (male pictured) is sometimes considered to have four superspecies and three subspecies?
Did you know that the Charlotte Checkers ice hockey team went five consecutive away games without a regulation loss, but lost a franchise-worst six straight home games in their 2013–14 season?
Did you know that the former owner of Rainthorpe Hall, J Maurice Hastings, was described by Sir Cecil Maurice Bowra as throwing "wild parties" there?
Did you know that the set of The Whale, a British television film, was visited by Emmanuel Mallia, the Minister for Home Affairs for Malta?
Did you know that there is controversy over whether non-religious people can experience the emotion of awe?
Did you know that Andy Warhol had John F. Kennedy shot with a banana?
Did you know that Andy Warhol's Eight Elvises, which sold for $100 million, has not been seen in public since the 1960s and its location is currently unknown?
Did you know that Heinz Kühn (Minister-President of North Rhine-Westphalia) had led a socialist paramilitary youth group in the Saar territory in the 1930s?
Did you know that Henry Purcell's choral anthem Remember not, Lord, our offences is a setting of a passage from Thomas Cranmer's Exhortation and Litany?
Did you know that Ottoman Turkey customs officials removed maps from the Bible belonging to American physician Clarence Ussher because they contained the word "Armenia"?
Did you know that Thomas Athol Joyce's entry in the Encyclopædia Britannica for "Negro" was said to be ridiculous?
Did you know that Upslope Brewing Company, a microbrewery in Boulder, Colorado, packs its beers solely in aluminum cans?
Did you know that based on the history of medicine in the Philippines, Spanish Philippines was ahead of other European colonies in providing healthcare to the ill and invalid at the start of the 17th century?
Did you know that in 26 AD, the Emperor Tiberius was nearly killed when viewing the Sperlonga sculptures (detail pictured), which he may have commissioned?
Did you know that over 300 journalists were killed during the Guatemalan Civil War?
Did you know that the 2013 $10.2 million rebuild of Melbourne tram system's Domain Interchange, was the largest redevelopment Yarra Trams had undertaken?
Did you know that the non-fiction book The Siege: The Attack on the Taj is set during the 2008 Mumbai attacks?
Did you know that the only close modern relative to the fossil ant Eulithomyrmex is Tatuidris?
Did you know that Ada Jafri is the first notable Urdu poetess?
Did you know that Austrian tennis player Adam Baworowski, a Roland Garros semifinalist, fought in WWII first in the Polish Army against Germany and then in the Wehrmacht on the Eastern Front?
Did you know that Cluny Castle, Aberdeenshire, was once owned by the "richest commoner in the northern part of the kingdom"?
Did you know that Hugh Mosman, whose servant found gold at Charters Towers, lost his left forearm from a dynamite explosion?
Did you know that Sir William Lok brought French translations of the Gospels and Epistles from the continent for Anne Boleyn?
Did you know that Tudor Johnny was one of the two men who designed the buildings which formed the heart of The Granite City? (example building pictured)
Did you know that almost all of the original American free school movement schools were based on the English Summerhill School?
Did you know that although cancer researcher Henry T. Lynch has been described as "the father of cancer genetics," he said that distinction should go to pathologist Aldred Scott Warthin?
Did you know that by January 1946 Das Volk, the second working class newspaper to be published in Berlin after World War II, had a circulation of a quarter million?
Did you know that each female Acropyga epedana ant carries a mealybug on her nuptial flight?
Did you know that early in the history of veterinary medicine in the Philippines, a cattle plague killed 600,000 animals from 1901 to 1902 alone?
Did you know that the Cook Islands was first to receive a faster Internet connection from the O3b satellite constellation?
Did you know that the extinct ant Anochetus ambiguus has a spiny petiole?
Did you know that the roof of the Church of St. Nicholas in Kuršumlija, Serbia, was melted down for bullets?
Did you know that the temple at Kadisoka, discovered in 2000, was never completed?
Did you know that the upper reaches of the Pennsylvania stream South Branch Roaring Creek has been described as the best natural habitat in Columbia County?
Did you know that when the 19th Street Bridge was closed to automobile traffic, the planned replacement was tentatively called the "Nineteen and A-Half Street Bridge"?
Did you know that 15 Cheyne Walk in London was home to Admiral Sir John Balchen, Temple West, artists Cecil Lawson and Henry Ryall, Lord and Lady Courtney, and politicians James and Rupert Allason?
Did you know that Abdallah Deng Nhial has served as cabinet minister in both Sudan and South Sudan?
Did you know that Bharatiya Janata Party politician and Member of the Delhi Legislative Assembly Mohan Singh Bisht "loves" watching religious soap operas?
Did you know that Florida politician Eugene S. Matthews sold his newspaper and fled Dunnellon after phosphate mine owners threatened him for reporting on their mistreatment of lease convicts?
Did you know that bodies were kept in Udny Mort House in Aberdeenshire until they started to decompose?
Did you know that in 1567 John Brayne built the Red Lion playhouse, the first professional playhouse in the British Isles specifically built for that purpose since Roman times?
Did you know that the Anthony House in Adams, Massachusetts, is the birthplace of women's rights advocate Susan B. Anthony?
Did you know that the long-spined limpet cultivates a garden of brown algae?
Did you know that the mustard flower known as the fleshy-fruit gladecress is "likely one of the most imperiled plant species in the Southeastern United States"?
Did you know that the organ in Christ Church, Port Sunlight, is believed to be the largest extant four-manual Willis II organ still in its original condition and in everyday use?
Did you know that the singer for Supercell's album Zigaexperientia was chosen out of about 2,000 candidates?
Did you know that the town of Datça petitioned in 2008 to have the British Museum's Lion of Knidos returned to Turkey?
Did you know that there are an estimated 90,000 Muslims in Angola?
Did you know that unlike other Communist Party of Australia publications, The North Queensland Guardian carried commercial advertisements?
Did you know that you can find the position of Venus in the Prague sky at the St. Nicholas Church in Vršovice?
Did you know that , in 2009, Los Angeles police detectives investigating a 23-year-old murder found that the killer was a fellow detective?
Did you know that English football presenter Darren Tulett – "the Austin Powers of French television" – is almost unknown in England?
Did you know that Lord Chunshen, a nobleman who was assassinated in 238 BC, is the source of Shanghai's nickname "Shencheng", the city of Shen?
Did you know that Rogier van der Weyden's polyptych painting The Last Judgment (detail pictured), commissioned for the Hospices de Beaune, was intended to both comfort and warn the dying?
Did you know that a memorial to the victims of Treblinka extermination camp, created by sculptor Franciszek Duszeńko, was unveiled by the Marshal of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland in the presence of 30,000 guests?
Did you know that the Plumbeous Water Redstart (male pictured) catches flies in rivers by flying vertically above the water, then gliding down in a spiral back to the same place?
Did you know that the University of Wisconsin–Madison has a tradition of encouraging "that continual and fearless sifting and winnowing by which alone the truth can be found"?
Did you know that the galaxy pair Arp 147 contains a ring of nine black holes?
Did you know that the pupae and larvae of the ant Formica pallidefulva may be stolen from the nest during a raid by slave-making ants?
Did you know that voice actor Courtnee Draper improvised some of her character Elizabeth's lines in BioShock Infinite?
Did you know that writer Hu Yepin was betrayed by rival communists, arrested by the British police, and executed by the Kuomintang?
Did you know that Catholic priest Carlos Ornelas Puga was recently kidnapped by gunmen in Mexico, and his whereabouts remain unknown?
Did you know that Irene Cuesta, the 2012 Spanish national archery champion, coached the Spanish team at the 2012 Summer Paralympics?
Did you know that Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell is a seven-part BBC adaptation of Susanna Clarke's first novel of the same name?
Did you know that Minneapolis City Council member-elect Abdi Warsame is one of the first Somali Americans to be elected to a U.S. municipal office?
Did you know that after a 16-year absence from the Paralympic Games, Spain's men's national wheelchair basketball team appeared at the 2012 Summer Paralympics?
Did you know that despite the Norwegian torpedo boat Brand having "exceptionally good" chances at scoring a hit against a group of invading German warships, her commander refrained from opening fire?
Did you know that neither of the principal combatants won the bloody Greater Poland Civil War which terminated after the accession of ten-year old Jadwiga of Poland to the Polish throne?
Did you know that one reviewer described Katy Perry's 2013 ballad "By the Grace of God" as having a "humming, dark tension in which Perry and melody float like red balloons"?
Did you know that the Institute of War and Peace Studies was begun, to "study war as a tragic social phenomenon", by President Dwight D. Eisenhower – President of Columbia University, that is?
Did you know that the Zabarwan Range holds Asia's largest tulip garden?
Did you know that the contracts for the two Charodeika-class monitors were transferred to their designer, Charles Mitchell, upon the death of their builder, S. G. Kudriavtsev, in August 1865?
Did you know that Mathis Bolly is the fastest football player in the video game FIFA 14, but in real life is not as fast as Luton Shelton?
Did you know that against his lawyer's advice, Nelson Mandela ended his defence speech at the Rivonia Trial with the words "I Am Prepared To Die"?
Did you know that in the Exhortation to the Greeks, an anonymous Christian text wrongly ascribed to Justin Martyr, it is claimed that Plato read Moses?
Did you know that the Dobrilovina Monastery was "the centre of the spiritual and political life and aspirations for freedom" in the Tara River region?
Did you know that "Sexy Lady" by Jessie J reached #22 on the UK Singles Chart after it was featured in a Boots No. 7 advert, despite not being physically released as a single?
Did you know that It's a Girl: The Three Deadliest Words in the World is a documentary about female infanticide?
Did you know that in 1718 lightning struck the powder magazine at the Old Fortress of Corfu causing "one of the greatest catastrophes" in the island's history?