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Did you know that the Monument to the Fallen and Murdered in the East in Warsaw commemorates victims of the Soviet invasion of Poland during World War II and subsequent repressions?
Did you know that the Szombierki Heat Power Station is considered to be one of the "Seven Architectural Wonders of the Silesian Voivodeship"?
Did you know that Adena Springs, a race horse breeding operation owned by Frank Stronach, won the Eclipse Award for Outstanding Breeder seven times?
Did you know that Cason Crane was the first openly gay man to climb the Seven Summits?
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Did you know that Hemant Mehta, the "Friendly Atheist" who sold his soul on eBay, raised money to clean up a vandalized church?
Did you know that Mary Ellen Best (self-portrait pictured) painted scenes of domestic Victorian life, contrary to the common paintings of her day?
Did you know that Scott Wagner won a special election to the Pennsylvania State Senate as a write-in candidate?
Did you know that Sony and Panasonic's new optical disc format, Archival Disc, is planned to eventually be able to store one terabyte of data?
Did you know that Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue in the Portland metropolitan area is the second largest fire department in Oregon?
Did you know that Wolf Point South Tower is a 950-foot (289.6 m) mixed use building under construction on historic property next to the Chicago River that is owned by the Kennedy family?
Did you know that Yavuz Yapıcıoğlu, nicknamed the "Screwdriver Killer", is the serial killer with the highest known victim count in Turkey?
Did you know that after the son of novelist Ida Boy-Ed was killed early in World War One, she wrote, "A mother is only dust on the road to victory"?
Did you know that chemist Pauline Gracia Beery Mack was the first woman to win the Silver Snoopy award?
Did you know that forest cobras can grow up to 2.7 metres (8.9 feet) and kill in 20 minutes?
Did you know that gastroenterologist Clare O'Leary, the first Irish woman to climb Mount Everest, had to cancel her first attempt due to a case of gastroenteritis?
Did you know that the Milwaukee Brewers rescued a stray dog in Phoenix, Arizona, and named him Hank, after Hank Aaron?
Did you know that the musical From Here to Eternity is based on the uncensored version of James Jones's 1951 novel?
Did you know that the only United Nations cemetery in the world is in Busan, South Korea?
Did you know that Charlotte von Kalb was generally judged unfavourably by women but she "fascinated nearly all the men she ever knew"?
Did you know that Joo-won Kim and Ji-Young Kim, once rival ballerinas from the Korean National Ballet, are collaborating on a piece which incorporates tango, flamenco, ballet and contemporary dance?
Did you know that Kenneth Fleenor, who spent over five years as a POW after his F-4 was shot down over North Vietnam, had helped the U. S. Air Force integrate the F-4 into its inventory?
Did you know that Mt. Zion CME Church in Union City, Tennessee, has an unusual hipped ceiling?
Did you know that Oregon governor Ted Kulongoski demanded that George H. Taylor, head of the Oregon Climate Service, stop representing himself as the "Oregon State Climatologist"?
Did you know that a new dinosaur discovered in North and South Dakota has been nicknamed the "chicken from hell"?
Did you know that an amorous male box jellyfish Copula sivickisi courts his selected mate and passes her a bundle of sperm?
Did you know that for his work on The Drew Carey Show episode "Drew's in a Coma", editor John Fuller earned a Creative Arts Emmy Award nomination?
Did you know that if you killed your parents in ancient Rome, you might be sewn into a leather sack with a monkey, a rooster, a dog and a snake?
Did you know that in an editorial in Kudi Arasu, Periyar criticised Mahatma Gandhi for Bhagat Singh's death?
Did you know that on March 5, the Israeli Navy boarded the Klos C cargo ship and found a hidden stash of weapons, which the Israelis accused Iran of shipping to militants in the Gaza Strip?
Did you know that the reverse jewel squid has bright eyes and an indigestible beak?
Did you know that there are four blue stragglers in Caroline's Cluster?
Did you know that Adeyinka Gladys Falusi of Nigeria is a L'Oréal-UNESCO laureate for her molecular genetics research into hereditary blood disorders such as sickle-cell disease and alpha-thalassemia?
Did you know that Mary Birdsall bought the newspaper that popularized bloomers?
Did you know that teenager Rywka Lipszyc's diary of her life in the Łódź Ghetto during the Holocaust in Poland was published 70 years after it was written?
Did you know that the Neon Jungle song "Trouble" has been described as the "in-your-face feistiness of the Spice Girls with the turbo-charged EDM pop of Icona Pop"?
Did you know that the Pine Tavern was founded in 1936 and is now the oldest restaurant in the city of Bend, Oregon?
Did you know that DJ Cassidy's forthcoming album aims to "bring back the greatest and most universal dance music of all time"?
Did you know that Jan van Beers (caricatured) was largely unknown until the scandal of being accused of painting over a photograph brought him worldwide fame?
Did you know that Per Teodor Cleve discovered holmium and thulium and helped isolate helium from cleveite?
Did you know that when invited to lunch at the Bank of England, the economist Adam Ridley arrived by motorcycle?
Did you know that American Paralympian Stephanie Jallen hops?
Did you know that Asare Akuffo is the lead advocate of all Ghanaian businesses because of the Private Enterprise Foundation?
Did you know that Dominique Khalfouni, once a star (étoile) of the Paris Opera Ballet, regretted her decision to leave the company she still loves deeply?
Did you know that German POWs, held in Camp Aliceville during World War II, could take courses taught by University of Alabama faculty and receive credit recognized by the Nazi Reich Ministry of Education?
Did you know that Israeli-American artist Dorit Cypis moved to Minneapolis because she "wasn't interested in and [was] disoriented" by the consumerism she experienced in Los Angeles?
Did you know that Milan Baroš was the top scorer at UEFA Euro 2004?
Did you know that Ricky Martin's 1999 eponymous studio album sold over 22 million copies worldwide?
Did you know that after the U.S. Supreme Court declared school segregation unlawful, a segregated school in Tennessee received new kitchen equipment for use in classes that trained black girls to work as servants?
Did you know that flamboyant ballerina Sofia Golovkina was the director of the Moscow Bolshoi Ballet School for 41 years, eventually becoming its rector?
Did you know that soprano Nadine Secunde was praised for "formidable acting skills" in the title role of Dmitri Shostakovich's Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk?
Did you know that the Foldscope, a microscope made out of cardstock that costs under US$1, was designed to help detect 12 disease-causing organisms?
Did you know that Caroline von Briest offers in narrative poems "insight into matters of the human, particularly the feminine, heart"?
Did you know that Govaert Flinck's painting A Young Archer was for many years thought to have been painted by Rembrandt?
Did you know that Hamburg Ballet's principal Hélène Bouchet wore a gypsy dress when she danced in Mougins, with her sister on violin?
Did you know that Kirsty Martin was the first Australian to win the Prix Benois de la Danse?
Did you know that Ross McEwan, CEO of RBS Group, once the world's largest bank, twice failed an accountancy exam?
Did you know that Turkish women's national ice hockey player Gizem Öztaşdelen is a member of her father's club Milenyum Paten SK?
Did you know that Verizon v. FCC (2014) was reported to be the death of network neutrality, having vacated two of the FCC Open Internet Order 2010's three regulations?
Did you know that William Henry Collins was simultaneously Director of the Geological Survey of Canada and President of the Geological Society of America?
Did you know that in 2011, Australia's National Centre in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research was re-named as the Kirby Institute in honour of former Justice of the High Court Michael Kirby?
Did you know that the Jacob M. Nachtigall-designed St. Leonard Catholic Church in Madison, Nebraska, contains a bone relic of its namesake?
Did you know that Australia's first Playboy centerfold, Karen Pini, also hosted the weekly lotto draw for twelve years?
Did you know that Criss Angel has been on primetime television more than any other magician, including his weekly series Criss Angel Mindfreak?
Did you know that Herman Melville's Captain Ahab was the model for J. M. Barrie's Captain Hook?
Did you know that Paralympian Anna Turney was inspired by the 2006 Winter Paralympics, and has competed in the two since?
Did you know that Swedish fashion model Filippa Lagerbäck has hosted the Italian version of Candid Camera on RAI?
Did you know that before she died of cancer, art curator Karin Higa was writing her doctoral dissertation entitled Little Tokyo, Los Angeles: Japanese American Art and Visual Culture, 1919–1941?
Did you know that street photographer Martin Elkort took his first professional photograph at age 10 and it made the front page of The Baltimore Sun?
Did you know that the European fan worm has invaded Australia?
Did you know that the Voting Rights Act of 1965 allows federal courts to order certain state and local governments to have changes to their election laws preapproved by the United States federal government?
Did you know that 18F (logo pictured), the new United States federal government digital services agency based on lean startup principles, was created in response to complications in Healthcare.gov's rollout?
Did you know that Sue Nott was the first American woman to climb the Eiger's north face in winter?
Did you know that artist Sam Peffer painted covers for the James Bond paperback book series, as well as posters for the films Prisoner of the Cannibal God, and Hussy starring Helen Mirren?
Did you know that geologist Adolph Knopf frequently collaborated with his wife Eleanora Knopf, but when he worked at Yale University she had to work out of his office because Yale would not hire women?
Did you know that late in life, Professor Nils Kock, developer of the Kock pouch, collaborated with Egyptian Professor Mohamed Ghoneim to further develop his techniques in Third World nations?
Did you know that the Spanish hamlet of A Barca is being given away for free?
Did you know that the first novel written on the West Coast of the United States may have been that by "Ruth Rover" (title page pictured)?
Did you know that the proposed USA Freedom Act, which would undo certain mass surveillance provisions of the Patriot Act, was introduced by Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, author of the Patriot Act?
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Did you know that Johnny Broderick, a New York City detective for 24 years, inspired the Broadway expression "to broderick", meaning "to knock out with one blow"?
Did you know that between animal experiments, research physiologist Maria Carmela Lico read novels by Argentinian writer Julio Cortázar?
Did you know that serial killer Dennis Nilsen attempted to murder a student he met at The Salisbury, London, and went on to murder another 14 young men?
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Did you know that in 1839, a Chinese official flushed more than 1,000 tons of smuggled opium into the sea, causing the British to declare war?
Did you know that the Church of St Nicholas and the Blessed Virgin Mary, Stowey, includes a wall painting of the Last Judgment by Henry Strachey?
Did you know that the indie developers of Threes! (trailer pictured) iterated through puzzle themes such as sushi for a year before returning to their fundamental concept of pairing multiples of three?
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Did you know that I believe I'll dust my broom?
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Did you know that Randi Altschul's disposable cellphone was named "product of the year" in 2002?
Did you know that Utopia existed?
Did you know that William Wallace died inside the Rock of Gibraltar after falling off his bicycle?
Did you know that a Little Cockup is smaller than a Great Cockup?
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Did you know that it is illegal to wear armour in the British Parliament?
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Did you know that Biden is believed to be an eccentric frozen pink dwarf?
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Did you know that Fucking was renamed Fugging for an unknown reason?
Did you know that Harold Clark designed a Taj Mahal at Schertz, Texas?
Did you know that Insite, North America's first legal supervised injection site for drug users, was opened by the Portland Hotel Society in Vancouver, Canada, in 2003?
Did you know that Jackson County, Florida elected a Wankard to represent it?
Did you know that James A. Kelly, Jr. sought to have his prison sentence delayed until after he had earned his master's degree?
Did you know that Ludmila Pagliero is the first South American to receive the title of étoile at the Paris Opera Ballet?
Did you know that small white breasts smell like aniseed?
Did you know that the Chicago Cubs claim that one of their representatives is descended from a live bear?
Did you know that the United States once sued 50,000 cardboard boxes and clacker balls?
Did you know that the body of a murdered child was found in Wheal Eliza Mine?
Did you know that the music video for Mariah Carey's new single "You're Mine (Eternal)" was shot at El Yunque National Forest in Puerto Rico?
Did you know that the titular character of Evan S. Connell's Mrs. Bridge (1959) experiences "inarticulate rage" when her son uses one of the guest towels?
Did you know that when California Interscholastic Federation ruled Kameron Chatman ineligible for varsity basketball competition, he played junior varsity?
Did you know that Australian World War I fighter ace Garnet Malley served as an aviation adviser to Chiang Kai-shek's government in China during the 1930s?
Did you know that Cold War-era spy Hüseyin Yıldırım, sentenced to life without parole in the United States, was later pardoned and secretly extradited to Turkey, where he stayed only one day in prison?
Did you know that Elliott Corbett Memorial State Recreation Site is a 63-acre (25 ha) wilderness park located along the southern caldera rim of Blue Lake Crater in the Cascade Mountains of Central Oregon?
Did you know that Hoolock gibbons, the sole ape species in India, are translocated to the Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary from fragmented habitats?
Did you know that Isabelle Ciaravola received a 30-minute standing ovation after her final performance with the Paris Opera Ballet?
Did you know that Italy's Andrea Doria-class battleships were attacked by Swordfish during the Battle of Taranto?
Did you know that Peter the Venetian was King of Hungary twice?
Did you know that Tyler Ulis is one of four 2014 McDonald's All-Americans who have committed to play basketball for the Kentucky Wildcats?
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Did you know that after taking an early interest in gymnastics in Algiers, Myriam Ould-Braham turned to dance, finding it was more fun to move about with music?
Did you know that baseball player Mario Hollands is seeking a second bachelor's degree in merchandise marketing?
Did you know that bites from the lone star tick can make you allergic to mammalian meat products?
Did you know that developers of the upcoming survival horror video game The Forest were partly inspired by Disney?
Did you know that the Garden of Ninfa has been called "the most romantic garden in the world"?
Did you know that visitors at The Flask, Highgate, were once asked to swear to drink only strong beer, and not to kiss the maid if they could kiss the mistress, unless they preferred the maid or could kiss both?
Did you know that James Bond once had to be rescued by the Eastbourne Lifeboat?
Did you know that Kalman Taigman did not go back to the Treblinka camp for over 60 years, unable to speak a word of Polish due to trauma caused by the Holocaust?
Did you know that La Storta has a chapel, a piazza, and an annual feast day dedicated to the vision that Saint Ignatius is said to have experienced there in 1537?
Did you know that Mom & Me & Mom, the seventh autobiography by Maya Angelou (pictured with U.S. President Barack Obama), appeared shortly before Mother's Day last year?
Did you know that Philip Lindsley declined the presidencies of Princeton, Transylvania University, Ohio University, and Dickinson College, but accepted the job at the University of Nashville?
Did you know that Romanian linguist Sextil Pușcariu spent three years in Berlin during World War II, leading a propaganda effort against Hungary's hold on Northern Transylvania?
Did you know that although Lafran Pane is considered the founder of the Muslim Students' Association, members sometimes did not recognize him or considered him a government spy?
Did you know that baseball player Zelous Wheeler has two uncles who played in the National Football League?
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Did you know that the Copenhagen Psalter (illuminated page pictured) is a book believed to have been made for a seven-year-old king?
Did you know that the flower spikes of Banksia media are pollinated by honey possums?
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Did you know that Ben Maidment's failure to serve a rugby union league ban resulted in Jersey R.F.C. losing two RFU Championship points?
Did you know that Bernice Coppieters of the Ballets de Monte Carlo is Jean-Christophe Maillot's muse?
Did you know that Henry Walter Barnett and Marius Sestier's film of the 1896 Melbourne Cup has been cited as Australia's first film production?
Did you know that Keith Brown, who broke the pole vault world record in 1935, later served as the Republican Party's state chairman in Arizona?
Did you know that Matthew Grocoff lives in America's oldest net zero energy home?
Did you know that Skrillex collaborator Sirah's debut release was produced by DJ Hoppa?
Did you know that biochemist Sofia Simmonds, despite her scientific accomplishments, was not promoted to full professor at Yale until nearly 30 years after she started there?
Did you know that in Connection Distributing Co. v. Holder, the Sixth Circuit held that record-keeping requirements of the Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act were not unconstitutional?
Did you know that the 2013 smog in East China could be seen by satellite?
Did you know that the Argentine telenovela Sres. Papis will include scenes shot at the 2014 FIFA World Cup?
Did you know that the flag of NATO was first hoisted on November 9, 1953, at the opening ceremony of the Atlantic Exhibition in Paris?
Did you know that the journal American Diplomacy is published online, free for anyone to read?
Did you know that the puzzle game Pokémon Battle Trozei's rock-paper-scissors combat system has players battling 718 different Pokémon?
Did you know that when Max Aue married Emma Topperwin, he went from a saltbox to a dog trot?
Did you know that when there is cold weather in Louisiana, alligators burrow in holes?
Did you know that Caris LeVert was the one-on-one partner of 2013 national player of the year Trey Burke and the training partner of 2014 Big Ten Player of the Year Nik Stauskas?
Did you know that Charles LoPresti,  trainer of two-time American Horse of the Year Wise Dan, enjoys team roping in his spare time?
Did you know that Danish women's rights activist Astrid Stampe Feddersen took part in the fight against prostitution and fought for greater equality between men and women, including unmarried women?
Did you know that Katharine Richardson and Mary Paillon were the first women to summit the Méridionale d'Arves?
Did you know that LIAT Flight 319 crashed into the sea and disappeared after two failed attempts to land at the Arnos Vale Airport?
Did you know that Lily Bristow made the second-ever ascent of Grépon, and did so without a guide?