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Did you know that footballer James Crumley was one of more than a thousand passengers rescued when the SS California ran aground in 1914?
Did you know that proposals to build a Muslim cemetery in Farmersville, Texas, have been met by death threats against city officials and threats to desecrate the site with pigs' blood?
Did you know that relics said to be of the Three Magi are enshrined at Saint Bartholomew's Church (reliquary pictured) in Brugherio?
Did you know that the Constitution of Saint Kitts and Nevis is unique in that it creates a federation not between Saint Kitts and Nevis, but between Nevis and the federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis?
Did you know that the Lomas Rishi Cave, a rock-cut cave, was built as a Buddhist sanctuary during the Ashokan period of the Maurya empire in the 3rd century BC?
Did you know that the U.S. Supreme Court case United States v. Drayton began in 1999 when police discovered passengers on a Greyhound bus were hiding cocaine in their boxer shorts?
Did you know that the wish-fulfilling tree Kalpavriksha is an artistic and literary theme common to the Hindu Bhagavatas, the Jainas and the Buddhists?
Did you know that within two years of the hiring of Sandi Peterson as group worldwide chairman of Johnson & Johnson, the company doubled its number of women in executive leadership positions?
Did you know that 18 US cities have been designated as "Coast Guard Cities"?
Did you know that Brunner's mantis and Scudder's mantis can both be found among little bluestem grass?
Did you know that Ingwær, King of Northumbria, was killed alongside his brothers Eowils and Halfdan at the Battle of Tettenhall in 910?
Did you know that Millennium, a spin-off of The X-Files, is an adaptation of Millennium, a spin-off of The X-Files?
Did you know that Nina Yang Bongiovi is the production partner of actor Forest Whitaker?
Did you know that Orsonwelles, a genus of Hawaiian spiders named after Orson Welles, exhibits island gigantism?
Did you know that Ottoman statesman Reshid Akif Pasha‎ once said "I am ashamed as a Muslim"?
Did you know that Rauf Mirgadirov, a once "Honored Journalist of Azerbaijan", is now in custody in Azerbaijan?
Did you know that haggis pakora has been called an "example of Indo-Gael fusion"?
Did you know that in 1990, an explosion in the population of the long-tailed pygmy rice rat followed after a mass-flowering of bamboos?
Did you know that the Demands of the Slovak Nation, issued in 1848, included a call for universal manhood suffrage that was unusually radical for that time and place?
Did you know that when investigators searched the homes of Vice Admiral Wang Shouye, they found US $2.5 million in a washing machine and RMB¥ 52 million in refrigerators and microwaves?
Did you know that "You Love Me?" by Melissa Steel features production by Darkchild, whose previous hits were the reason Steel became a singer?
Did you know that AllGame recommended Killer Instinct Gold for players who want "Mortal Kombat on speed" with a "hyperactive Barry White" announcer?
Did you know that Ann-Marie Campbell, southern division president for The Home Depot with responsibility for 690 stores and 100,000 employees, started with the company as a part-time cashier?
Did you know that Louise O'Sullivan, founder and CEO of Anam Technologies, Dublin, is a vocal advocate for gender parity in the IT industry?
Did you know that Micheal Punke is prohibited from promoting his novel The Revenant ahead of its 2015 film adaptation starring Leonardo DiCaprio because he is a US Ambassador to the World Trade Organization?
Did you know that Muslim thinker Emha Ainun Nadjib has led his troupe on international tours following the Muhammad cartoon and Fitna controversies?
Did you know that in 1907, four South African cricketers were praised for the quality of their googlies?
Did you know that sculptor Chester Beach was so tired of complaints about the design of the Hawaii Sesquicentennial half dollar that he suggested he be sent to Hawaii to absorb the atmosphere?
Did you know that the scar on Nicky Nichols' chest in Orange Is the New Black is a real scar from Natasha Lyonne's heart surgery in 2012?
Did you know that Colin Firth is portraying the real-life amateur sailor Donald Crowhurst in an upcoming film?
Did you know that Ecuador has been training Haitian soldiers to aid in the reestablishment of the Haitian army, which was disbanded in 1995?
Did you know that Emmy Award-nominated cinematographer Robert McLachlan turned down a place at the 1976 Summer Olympics?
Did you know that Jacqueline Fernandez was named in The Times of India's "Most Desirable Woman" list for five consecutive years?
Did you know that Philip Baxter was chairman of the Australian Atomic Energy Commission and the Sydney Opera House Trust?
Did you know that The Go-Betweens had to stick all the labels on their debut single, "Lee Remick", by hand?
Did you know that a landscape by Sesshū (detail pictured) is a National Treasure of Japan?
Did you know that the marine sponge Dysidea arenaria was originally described based on a single specimen collected near Palau?
Did you know that the music video of Iggy Azalea's song "Bounce", which was filmed in Mumbai, was accused of cultural appropriation?
Did you know that three new species of beetle were identified from the stomach contents of the Colombian forest mouse?
Did you know that Bridget van Kralingen, senior vice president of IBM Global Business Services, oversees 100,000 consultants and service providers in 170 countries?
Did you know that Canadian physician John Stephenson was a co-founder of McGill University Faculty of Medicine?
Did you know that Dennis Coffey's "Scorpio" has been sampled by numerous hip-hop artists?
Did you know that Franz Ferdinand's third studio album Tonight: Franz Ferdinand was partially recorded at the old town hall of Govan, Scotland?
Did you know that Mary Ann Turcke, the recently-appointed President of Bell Media, Canada, began her career designing and building bridges and highways for the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario?
Did you know that Miss Oregon 2009 CC Barber was raised by her grandmother?
Did you know that Pope Theodore II was only pope for twenty days?
Did you know that among the founder members of the National Democratic Alliance, only the Shiv Sena had an ideology similar to that of the alliance leader Bharatiya Janata Party?
Did you know that because the Yawkey station is located on a tight curve, one of its side platforms is located in between the tracks?
Did you know that before its felling on September 23, 1938, West Virginia's Mingo Oak was the oldest and largest living white oak in the world?
Did you know that in the Kaga Rebellion, thousands of peasants overthrew the shugo and established a "province ruled by peasants"?
Did you know that the red-bellied grackle is sometimes parasitised by the giant cowbird?
Did you know that while all true bugs have sucking mouthparts and most feed on sap (Graphocephala coccinea pictured), some suck body fluids?
Did you know that "Mikraj Cinta", a single by Siti Nurhaliza from her latest live album, was inspired by the story of the Prophet Muhammad's journey during the event of Isra and Mi'raj?
Did you know that David Greenglass was part of a spy ring that included his sister and brother-in-law Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, who were later executed for espionage?
Did you know that Palazzo Alicorni in Rome, erected during the Renaissance and thoroughly restored in 1928, was demolished three years later, only to be rebuilt in 1938?
Did you know that Zhou Enlai plays a brief role in John Hersey's novel The Call?
Did you know that at age 70, music conductor Rolf Beck is still active with choral academies he founded, presenting Carmina Burana in Brazil and Bach motets at the Rheingau Musik Festival?
Did you know that identifying the female olive, lemon-spectacled and ochre-breasted tanagers is made easier by the fact that they do not share a common range?
Did you know that in the 10th century BC, King Zhao of the Chinese Zhou dynasty drowned during his disastrous campaign against the state of Chu?
Did you know that the first geothermal energy project in Chile has been planned at the Apacheta-Aguilucho volcanic complex?
Did you know that the giant basket star climbs to an elevated position and spreads its arms to "fish"?
Did you know that the ornithologist Joseph Bryan Nelson spent a year living in a tent on the Galápagos Islands, where he was visited by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh?
Did you know that Alan Wiggins set a professional baseball stolen base record in 1980, but his team allowed him to be taken by another club in that year's Rule 5 draft?
Did you know that Alicia Vikander left The Circle for the fifth Bourne film?
Did you know that Cartoon Network asked for Tome of the Unknown, the pilot for the miniseries Over the Garden Wall, to be a feature film, while its director envisioned a three-season order?
Did you know that Donald Trump's grandfather Frederick Trump operated a boomtown hotel during the Klondike Gold Rush?
Did you know that Greek soprano Arda Mandikian was born to parents who survived the Armenian Genocide?
Did you know that Iranian-born Azita Shariati, an executive with the French catering and support services multinational Sodexo, has been named the most powerful businesswoman in Sweden?
Did you know that Joseph Sprigg was the first Democratic Attorney General of West Virginia and the first president of the West Virginia Bar Association?
Did you know that diplomatic relations between Mexico and Singapore were officially established only in 1975 although Singapore took part in the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City?
Did you know that players can use zombies as a shield in Umbrella Corps?
Did you know that the Argentine Austral plan led to a victory of the Radical Civic Union in the 1985 midterm elections?
Did you know that the Xbox One launch game Ryse: Son of Rome was originally a Kinect game for the Xbox 360?
Did you know that under the direction of Austin Cornelius Dunham the first transmitted three-phase electric current in the United States for a distance of several miles was done by a public utility company?
Did you know that while they ravaged the rest of Eastern Europe, Mongol hordes saved the "heretic" Bosnians from crusaders (Mongol invasion depicted)?
Did you know that H. P. G. Quack, though a socialist sympathizer, supported the firing of 11% of staff after the 1903 railroad strikes?
Did you know that Oru Nadigai Natakam Parkiral was director A. Bhimsingh's last film?
Did you know that Stephanie Langhoff, who has produced numerous films made by brothers Jay and Mark Duplass, has been referred to as "the honorary Duplass sister"?
Did you know that according to legend, Matsumoto Masanobu created the Kashima Shin-ryū style of swordfighting after being visited in a dream by the god Takemikazuchi?
Did you know that the cactus Mammillaria spinosissima is endemic to central Mexico and has berries that are club-shaped, smooth, and juicy?
Did you know that Back to Stone, released in 2006 for the Game Boy Advance, was heavily criticized for not featuring savegames, instead relying on an "inexcusably archaic" password system?
Did you know that Canadian tech entrepreneur Suhayya Abu-Hakima, who has founded two startups and holds 30 international patents, received a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2012?
Did you know that Roland Paoletti has been called "the Medici of London Transport" for his work on the Jubilee Line Extension?
Did you know that astrobiologist and freediver Nathalie Cabrol selected the landing site for the Mars rover Spirit?
Did you know that billionaire hedge fund manager Chase Coleman III is a descendant of Peter Stuyvesant, the last Dutch Governor of New York?
Did you know that commercial onion powder is generally around ten times stronger in flavor compared to fresh onion?
Did you know that despite Soviet politician Suren Shadunts being awarded the Order of Lenin, he was purged and executed five years later?
Did you know that forward air control operations established by Charles Larimore Jones dropped over two million tons of bombs on the Kingdom of Laos?
Did you know that the comedy The Late Bloomer was inspired by Ken Baker, who went through puberty at the age of 27?
Did you know that the iTunes version of Siti Nurhaliza's live album Unplugged has "bonus to the bonus tracks"?
Did you know that the original paratype of the extinct ant Pachycondyla eocenica preserved only the head?
Did you know that Bach based the first movement of his last cantata for the feast of St. Michael and all angels, Man singet mit Freuden vom Sieg, BWV 149, on the finale of his Hunting Cantata?
Did you know that Katie Page, CEO of Harvey Norman and an active supporter of women in sports, announced a $500,000 purse for horses owned or leased by women at the 2013 Magic Millions racing event?
Did you know that Lourdes Aflague Leon Guerrero, who served as a senator in the Legislature of Guam, is the Chairwoman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer and President of the Bank of Guam?
Did you know that Thomas Bell accumulated a library of more than 15,000 books?
Did you know that a 24-year-old sloop, HMS Trial, was the Royal Navy's original choice for Captain Cook’s first voyage around the world?
Did you know that a murder in a Danish village of 412 people received international coverage?
Did you know that at least 23 people died in Köpenick's week of bloodshed?
Did you know that by popular demand Lata Mangeshkar was presented with the Filmfare Special Award for the 1994 song "Didi Tera Devar Deewana"?
Did you know that part of capital city Kuala Terengganu's name, according to one theory, is derived from terang ganu, Malay for "bright rainbow"?
Did you know that the American poet Michael Derrick Hudson, a white man from Fort Wayne, Indiana, published a poem under the Chinese pseudonym "Yi-Fen Chou", igniting a heated debate in the literary world?
Did you know that the experimental drug vosoritide accelerated growth in a clinical study with children having a form of dwarfism, but did not normalize body proportions?
Did you know that the spearfish remora lives attached to a host fish?
Did you know that Anne of Cleves House in Ditchling has been occupied by Henry Poole MP, the Duke of Wellington and Jamie Theakston, but never by Anne of Cleves?
Did you know that Ernest Deane, who had played rugby for Ireland, earned the Military Cross while serving with the Indian Expeditionary Force on the Western Front in 1915?
Did you know that Merry Christmas II You became Mariah Carey's sixteenth Top 10 album on the US Billboard 200?
Did you know that New South Wales Marine Corps sergeant William Baker was the inaugural crier for Australia's oldest Supreme Court?
Did you know that Patty Hearst guest starred on "Lord of the Pi's", an episode of Veronica Mars?
Did you know that Robert Schumann wrote the Three Romances for Oboe and Piano in the course of three non-consecutive days during a period of mania?
Did you know that Uturunku volcano in Bolivia may be turning into a supervolcano?
Did you know that after artist Chen Zhen died without completing La Danse de la fontaine émergente, his widow spent seven years finishing the work?
Did you know that an estimated 20,000 Muslim pilgrims, including a sister of Sultan Osman III, were killed in a major Bedouin raid against the Hajj caravan in 1757?
Did you know that basketball player Jonas Pierre was the NBL Canada blocks leader in 2013?
Did you know that cinematographer Eric Steelberg has shot five films for director Jason Reitman, including the Oscar-nominated Juno and Up in the Air?
Did you know that in the Alanya Archaeological Museum an important exhibit is a 2nd-century bronze statue of Hercules, which measures 52 centimetres (20 in) in height?
Did you know that players can kill each other in the co-operative multiplayer mode of Overlord: Fellowship of Evil?
Did you know that Cao Yanhua won her first national table tennis championship after only two months of training under world champion Zhou Lansun, who she said was like a devil?
Did you know that Indian cricketer Anil Kumble took five of his thirty-five Test five-wicket hauls at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium?
Did you know that although Paul Newman and director Martin Ritt conceived the eponymous lead of Hud as morally repugnant, they were astonished to find young audiences warming to the character?
Did you know that chili mac has been described as a comfort food?
Did you know that the Columbia Memorial Space Center is, by Congressional resolution, a living memorial to the crew of STS-107, who perished in the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster?
Did you know that the Society for Human Rights, America's first LGBT rights organization, was founded in Chicago's Henry Gerber House, now a National Historic Landmark?
Did you know that the lesbian romantic coming-of-age drama, Blue Is the Warmest Colour (2013), was the first film for which three artists received the Palme d'Or?
Did you know that the snowy cotinga, the black-tipped cotinga and the yellow-billed cotinga, from Central and South America, are similar in colouring, but only one species is endangered?
Did you know that when Turtle Rock Studios was established, it was housed in a garage?
Did you know that General Jiang Jianzeng's career was "temporarily frozen" after a military plane crash that killed 40 people?
Did you know that Yogendra Nath Baitha received more votes than any other CSP-JSD candidate in the 1995 Bihar Legislative Assembly election?
Did you know that a conservation group released a thousand trout into Carbon Run, but they disappeared within 17 months?
Did you know that the James Beard Public Market will be located near the former site of the Portland Public Market, which was the largest supermarket in the United States when it was built in 1933?
Did you know that the Puccio family, who were involved in kidnappings and murders in Argentina in the 1980s, are the subject of the film The Clan and the TV series Historia de un clan?
Did you know that the lithophytic desert fig has edible figs and can be used as bonsai?
Did you know that 39 Connecticut Huskies football players have been selected in the National Football League Draft, including two in the first round?
Did you know that Catherine T. Hunt, the 2007 president of the American Chemical Society, won the society's first election to use Internet voting?
Did you know that Cortinarius glaucopus forms unusually hydrophobic (water-repellant) ectomycorrhizae, which has led to interest in decoding its genome?
Did you know that Mariah Carey is said to "channel" Jocelyn Brown in her song "You Don't Know What to Do"?
Did you know that Novgorod's unusual design (top deck layout pictured) gave the warship a reputation as one of the worst ever constructed?
Did you know that Theodore Roosevelt McElroy holds the record for the highest speed at which anyone has received Morse code?
Did you know that in May 2004, rains falling at rates of up to 4 inches (10 cm) per hour caused flash flooding on Moneypenny Creek?
Did you know that the Argentine film Francis: Pray for me is based on the Pope Francis biography Pope Francis: Life and Revolution written by journalist Elisabetta Piqué?
Did you know that the Dutch composer Johann Wanning wrote the first known musical epithalamium—a poem written for a new bride heading to the marital bedchamber for the first time?
Did you know that the French town of Rochechouart, in the department of Haute-Vienne, is located in a meteorite impact crater?
Did you know that the South American spiny mouse and the Ucayali spiny mouse, members of the genus Scolomys, have fur that is a mixture of hair and spines?
Did you know that the reality entertainment concept Expedition Robinson (also known as Survivor) was bought by CEO Anna Bråkenhielm and aired on Swedish television in 1997?
Did you know that Bach's first cantata for the inauguration of the Leipzig town council, Preise, Jerusalem, den Herrn, BWV 119, was performed again in 2015 in the Nikolaikirche to celebrate the millennium of Leipzig?
Did you know that Project: Knoxville is inspired by The Running Man and The Hunger Games?
Did you know that Saga Becker in 2015 became the first transsexual actress both to be nominated and win a Guldbaggen Award?
Did you know that Sting made his return to national television after five years by debuting at Total Nonstop Action Wrestling's Final Resolution pay-per-view event?
Did you know that William L. Uanna was responsible for security for the 509th Composite Group, which carried out the atomic bombing missions, and for the state visit of Nikita Khrushchev in 1959?
Did you know that in 1890, Henry Lowenfeld, a Polish immigrant, established the UK's first brewer of non-alcoholic beer, in Fulham, London?
Did you know that the 1:10 radio-controlled off-road buggies were so popular in the 1980s that toy companies cashed in by producing their own inexpensive ready-to-run toy versions?
Did you know that the National Diversity Council named Shefali Razdan Duggal to the list of the Most Powerful and Influential Women of 2012 in California?
Did you know that the artifacts of the Afyonkarahisar Archaeological Museum were stored in the beginning in a madrasa?
Did you know that the music video of "Work" featured Iggy Azalea engaging in twerking and lap dancing sequences?
Did you know that the one described worker of the fossil ant Pachycondyla lutzi is missing its gaster?
Did you know that the ousting of Cuban communist party leader Anibal Escalante in 1962 may have been a factor in the Cuban Missile Crisis?
Did you know that Ali al-Nimr used a BlackBerry to encourage protests, underwent an unfair trial, and may soon be crucified and beheaded?
Did you know that Ich lasse dich nicht, BWV Anh 159, a motet for double choir based on a verse from Jacob's Ladder, was attributed to Johann Christoph Bach, but more recently to J. S. Bach?
Did you know that Laura Jordan Bambach has been called a "digital female icon" by The Guardian?
Did you know that Matthias Eduard Schweizer was the inventor of Schweizer's reagent?
Did you know that Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz features guest vocals from Big Sean, Sarah Barthel from Phantogram, and Ariel Pink?
Did you know that Oklahoma!, a film starring Rod Steiger, had a crew of 325 people and some 70 trucks?
Did you know that although he only moved to English football in 2015, Everton's Leandro Rodríguez scored in a league match against Liverpool three years earlier?
Did you know that bienmesabe has been described as the most famous dessert in Canarian cuisine?
Did you know that organised crime is alleged to take place in the Italian provinces of Catanzaro and Crotone?
Did you know that the Michigan Heritage Park (typical exhibit pictured) is an outdoor attraction that spans 10,000 years of Michigan history?
Did you know that the actress Ester Textorius performed in a number of operettes, and though successful, never considered herself a good enough singer for such roles?
Did you know that Aram Karamanoukian became a Syrian general after surviving the Armenian Genocide and was awarded medals from Egypt, Armenia, Lebanon, Syria, and France?
Did you know that Austrian orientalist Franz Xaver Oberleitner was a member of the Vienna Boys' Choir?
Did you know that Jason Forbes was praised for his comic stair-falling in a university production of Michael Frayn's Noises Off?
Did you know that despite their offense scoring the second-most points in the National Football League, the 2013 Chicago Bears defense allowed the most yards in team history?
Did you know that freethinkers answer Christian apologetics with counter-apologetics?
Did you know that juvenile caimans have relatively shorter snouts and larger eyes than adults?
Did you know that the Baudó oropendola is only known from a few locations and is "endangered" because of degradation of its habitat?
Did you know that the Yalova Earthquake Monument is situated in a public park established on land reclaimed from the sea by dumped rubble from buildings that collapsed during the 1999 İzmit earthquake?
Did you know that the fireboat Leschi can be used as a pumping station to allow firefighters to draw seawater in the event of a disaster that destroys Seattle's water mains?