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Did you know that Pyrrhus of Epirus was killed at Argos after being hit on the head with a tile during Pyrrhus' invasion of the Peloponnese?
Did you know that Sydney DeYoung purchased the DeYoung Red Diamond, the third-largest red diamond ever found, at a flea market?
Did you know that Thao Ma's 1973 Laotian coup bombed?
Did you know that The Last of Us is considered by many critics to be one of the greatest video games of all time?
Did you know that at a dinner, director Fritz Lang bit Florence Marly's hand?
Did you know that before Ma Xingrui was appointed Communist Party secretary of Shenzhen, he was chief commander of China's first lunar exploration mission?
Did you know that shield volcano outflows cover 48% of Lada Terra on Venus?
Did you know that since production ceased at Bass Maltings in Sleaford, the complex has been used for rearing chickens?
Did you know that tesserae on Venus are areas of high radar reflectivity?
Did you know that the Amal Women's Training Center and Moroccan Restaurant provides disadvantaged Moroccan women with job training and experience in the culinary arts?
Did you know that the British singer GFOTY recorded a song inspired by the hex triplet FFB6C1?
Did you know that the title of Caravan's In the Land of Grey and Pink comes from Richard Sinclair looking at the grey and pink sky during sunset in Kent?
Did you know that Kazi Nazrul Islam was arrested by the Bengal Presidency police in 1923 for publishing an anti-British poem in his Dhumketu biweekly?
Did you know that Qian Xiuling interceded with the German General Falkenhausen to save nearly a hundred Belgians from execution?
Did you know that Siho Lamphouthacoul loaded his police force on landing craft to take over Vientiane?
Did you know that a church's 1510 spiral of justice declares: "Justice suffered in great need. Truth is slain dead. Faith has lost the battle"?
Did you know that expectations for the basketball player Schea Cotton were "as great as any pre-high school aged player ever, even LeBron James"?
Did you know that people in China and Japan called Europe the Far West?
Did you know that the Vrmac Fortress was the centrepiece of the Austro-Hungarian Empire's defences around Kotor in Montenegro?
Did you know that the flowers of Hibbertia dentata are visited by hoverflies?
Did you know that yacht designer Tom Fexas worked on the Ohio-class submarines earlier in his career?
Did you know that 10-year-old Uthara Unnikrishnan is the youngest-ever recipient of the Indian National Film Award for Best Female Playback Singer?
Did you know that Armenia's diplomatic relations with Croatia are handled through its embassy in Rome?
Did you know that Christopher Hornsrud was the first from the Labour Party to become Prime Minister of Norway, and the longest-living person to ever hold that position?
Did you know that David Pla is believed to be one of the three people who read out ETA's October 2011 ceasefire declaration?
Did you know that Többens and Schultz, owned and operated by two major war profiteers in the Warsaw Ghetto, supplied the German army with uniforms, socks, and other garments?
Did you know that most of "Cold Comfort", an episode of the British dark comedy Inside No. 9, is made up of footage from a fixed camera in a call centre booth?
Did you know that the first Armenian Genocide memorial was erected in Turkey and eventually dismantled under unknown circumstances?
Did you know that the multicoloured tanager is a species of bird endemic to Colombia, threatened by habitat destruction and fragmentation?
Did you know that the stones of Surb Karapet Monastery, destroyed during the Armenian Genocide, were used to build houses in a Kurdish village?
Did you know that there is a surprise if you search for "doge meme" on YouTube?
Did you know that there is no evidence that an English Flowermaiden was Richard Wagner's nemesis?
Did you know that triple amputee Bryan Anderson credits his smoking habit with saving his right hand?
Did you know that Béla Bartók composed his Rhapsody, Op. 1, in Lisztian style?
Did you know that Jane Spencer, Baroness Churchill, the longest serving member of Queen Victoria's personal household, predeceased the monarch by one month?
Did you know that Rock Band 4 will drop its predecessor's focus on musical instruction in favor of its core experience?
Did you know that Xu Beihong painted Jiang Biwei several times (example pictured), but an $11 million nude is possibly not of her, nor by him?
Did you know that according to Walter Brasch's 1982 book Columbia County Place Names, some maps list the valley of Davis Hollow as being in Fishing Creek Township while others list it as being near Rohrsburg?
Did you know that certain offences from Singapore's new anti-harassment law include online acts committed outside of the nation?
Did you know that in reaction to child sexual exploitation cases in Rochdale and in Rotherham, police investigated and prosecuted a similar case in Peterborough?
Did you know that the New Zealand actress Zoe Cramond fractured four ribs while competing on Dancing with the Stars?
Did you know that the early DVD release of The Last Proletarians of Football was shipped with a pennant claiming that Hamburger SV won the 1982 UEFA Cup Final, even though that team lost the final?
Did you know that Bob Drury earned $20 for his first published news story?
Did you know that Lazio's run to the 2015 Coppa Italia Final began with a 7–0 victory over Bassano Virtus?
Did you know that although the Huastec civilization (figure pictured) was an offshoot of the Maya, it is not considered a part of the Maya civilization?
Did you know that the Aam Aadmi Party won 67 out of 70 seats‍—‌including Nerela, Krishna Nagar, Gokalpur, Sultan Pur Majra, Tri Nagar, Vikaspuri, Matia Mahal, Madipur, Model Town, Shalimar Bagh, Hari Nagar, and Rohtas Nagar‍—‌in the 2015 Delhi Legislative Assembly election?
Did you know that the Earl of Ashburnham's yacht ran guns to Spanish rebels?
Did you know that the Grosvenor Picture Palace, built in 1913–15 in Manchester, was once the largest cinema in the United Kingdom outside of London, and is now a student pub called The Footage?
Did you know that the first part of Glee's two-part series finale, "2009", was initially announced as airing three weeks prior to the finale date?
Did you know that the holy wells of SS Fagan & Deruvian were credited as curative for "the falling sickness" and paralysis, respectively?
Did you know that the investigative journalist David Marchant was responsible for exposing the Ponzi scheme at First International Bank of Grenada?
Did you know that the octagonal $50 piece of the Panama-Pacific commemorative coin issue is the only U.S. coin that is not round?
Did you know that though many critics saw "The 12 Days of Christine", an episode of Inside No. 9, as a representation of a life review, Andrew Billen interpreted it as a story about early-onset Alzheimer's?
Did you know that Kou Kiet was supported by 200 flights per day?
Did you know that Lieutenant General Xiao Wangdong briefly served as China's Minister of Culture, before he was purged and imprisoned for nine years?
Did you know that Maria Quisling was given a lock of hair by her husband Vidkun before his execution in 1945 for collaborating with the Nazis in Norway?
Did you know that Michigan's Matt Elliott went on to play four years in the NFL despite being "Mr. Irrelevant" in 1992?
Did you know that Ovda Regio, Venus' largest crustal plateau, covers an area of about 15,000,000 km2 (5,800,000 sq mi)?
Did you know that Siegfried Kracauer called the 1920 film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari a premonition of the rise of Adolf Hitler, because it spoke to a subconscious need in German society for a tyrant?
Did you know that Zelia N. Breaux owned the only black theater in Oklahoma City and hired many jazz artists, but taught her students Charlie Christian, Jimmy Rushing, and Ralph Ellison classical music theory?
Did you know that a site along Little Roaring Brook has prehistoric archaeological significance?
Did you know that images of the Power of Women, such as Phyllis Riding Aristotle (example pictured), decorated several Renaissance German town halls?
Did you know that on his 2015 single, "Mr. Put It Down", Ricky Martin uses processed vocals and his falsetto to deliver the lyrical content?
Did you know that the Champion County match is played with a pink cricket ball?
Did you know that the Nobel laureate James Rainwater collapsed after a lecture but a student revived him via CPR?
Did you know that Acoustic Classics includes a song called "From Galway to Graceland" about an Irish woman who is convinced she is married to Elvis Presley?
Did you know that Andado Station takes its name from the Arrente word for stone tool?
Did you know that Barbara Swan illustrated books by two Pulitzer Prize-winning poets?
Did you know that Brett Gelman called his special Dinner with Friends with Brett Gelman and Friends a combination of Dinner for Five and The Shining?
Did you know that Indian actress Parineeti Chopra won the National Film Award – Special Mention for her first lead role in the 2012 romantic drama Ishaqzaade?
Did you know that Nobel Prize winner Harry Markowitz, who has been called the father of the modern portfolio theory, wrote that A.D. Roy could equally claim to be the father of the theory?
Did you know that Steeve Briois is the first politician for Front National to receive one of Le Trombinoscope's yearly prizes for politicians?
Did you know that Yazd Atash Behram of Iran is one of the nine Atash Behrams, the other eight being in India?
Did you know that art professor Xu Beihong regarded his student Sun Duoci (pictured, in a painting by Xu) as a "painter of genius"?
Did you know that mating damselflies adopt a "heart" posture?
Did you know that the "Buried Fort" (barracks pictured) of Cilacap is rumored to have an undersea tunnel to Nusa Kambangan Island?
Did you know that the 2013 IAM Cycling season was the first for the team?
Did you know that the Vana Parva of the Mahabharata states that to destroy the embryo of a woman, Kadru the serpent enters her womb by assuming a very tiny form called Skanda graha?
Did you know that the upcoming film Captive depicts the true story of Brian Nichols?
Did you know that when Thomas Jefferson's daughter Martha expressed a desire to become a nun, he ended her education at Pentemont Abbey?
Did you know that Cortina, Italy's premier ski resort, has over 50 cable cars and lifts in the Boite valley?
Did you know that Frederick Whitworth Aylmer was awarded the royal order of St Ferdinand and of Merit for his part in the Bombardment of Algiers?
Did you know that Super Mario Land was the first Super Mario series game made without Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto?
Did you know that a bronze statue of Nelson Mandela is dancing the "Madiba jive"?
Did you know that a pioneer of women's rowing, Amy Gentry, assisted Barnes Wallis with his experiments to develop a bouncing bomb?
Did you know that according to legend, the twin towers of Färlöv Church in Sweden were built by a knight's wife to let him know he had twins?
Did you know that although the Durgiana Temple in Amritsar is a Hindu temple, its architecture is similar to the Sikh Golden Temple?
Did you know that explorer Henry Grier Bryant was among the first non-natives to see Churchill Falls in Labrador?
Did you know that several of Banjo-Tooie's cut features were made available in its updated version, nine years later?
Did you know that the 2015 Scottish Cup Final will be the first appearance in the final for Inverness Caledonian Thistle?
Did you know that A Hill Above the Clouds documents Vesna Krmpotić's journey to a faith embracing aspects of Ancient Egyptian and Indian philosophies, during her futile efforts to save her son from leukemia?
Did you know that David Earle choreographed a recreation of the Stations of the Cross?
Did you know that Elda Emma Anderson prepared the first sample of pure uranium-235 at the Manhattan Project's Los Alamos Laboratory?
Did you know that György Kurtág completed Stele as composer-in-residence with the Berlin Philharmonic, dedicating it to the orchestra and conductor Claudio Abbado?
Did you know that Julianne Moore has won acting awards from the Berlin, Cannes, and Venice film festivals as well as the Best Actress Oscar?
Did you know that Nicole Matthews and Portia Perez make up the tag team The Canadian NINJAs, which is short for National International Nation of Jalapeño Awesomeness?
Did you know that at least one species of the goblin spider Unicorn (male pedipalp pictured) practices genital mutilation?
Did you know that in a Girl Scout troop formed at the Clinton Engineer Works, girls were registered just by their first names in order to safeguard their fathers' identities?
Did you know that safety behaviors can promote anxiety and fear in nonthreatening situations?
Did you know that the Afrikaans-language author Bartho Smit's play Putsonderwater could not be performed in his home country of South Africa because of its political message?
Did you know that the Tamil poet Vairamuthu is the most frequent winner of the Indian National Film Award for Best Lyrics, winning six times?
Did you know that the three-wheeled Davis Divan was developed by a former used-car salesman who later created Dodge 'Em bumper cars?
Did you know that Cold War Kids named their album Loyalty to Loyalty after a paper of the same name by American philosopher Josiah Royce?
Did you know that George Edgar Slusser was the first curator of the Eaton collection?
Did you know that Lorina Bulwer embroidered long rants that launched an investigation by the BBC?
Did you know that Nicole Kidman was the first Australian to win the Best Actress Oscar?
Did you know that Polygon described Saints Row IV's dubstep gun as "iconic"?
Did you know that Snake Pass is named after a pub, which in turn is named after the arms of William Cavendish, 6th Duke of Devonshire?
Did you know that it took Goethe only three days to write the play Der Bürgergeneral, satirising the French Revolution, and it was first performed just six days later?
Did you know that the Aroma of Tacoma is a putrid odor associated with Tacoma, Washington?
Did you know that the appearance of bright spots in Ganiki Chasma suggests there is active volcanism on Venus?
Did you know that the first phase of the Wenzhou Rail Transit is being built at an estimated cost of 50 billion yuan?
Did you know that the recently-designated Pullman National Monument is the first unit of the National Park Service in Chicago?
Did you know that the release of the 2002 documentary War and Peace was blocked by the Indian censor board, which demanded 21 cuts?
Did you know that when William Hung learned that Harvard professor Langdon Warner was removing murals from Dunhuang, he made sure that Warner was never left alone at any historic site?
Did you know that Big Inch, a petroleum pipeline, had a companion project named Little Big Inch?
Did you know that Head of Christ by Correggio was likely intended for private devotion?
Did you know that Peter Woon supported the introduction of female newsreaders at the BBC, though he was concerned that most "sound as though they came from Cheltenham Ladies' College"?
Did you know that Ziona of Baktawng village, Mizoram, India holds the world record  as head of the "world's largest existing family" with 39 wives, 94 children, and 33 grandchildren, all living?
Did you know that despite losing two limbs in an improvised explosive device attack, former US soldier Noah Galloway is competing in this season's Dancing with the Stars?
Did you know that the British wanted to destroy the Jama Masjid after the Revolt of 1857?
Did you know that the Canadian philanthropist Dorothy J. Killam offered $5 million for the Brooklyn Dodgers?
Did you know that the Chinese atlas Zhifang Waiji includes maps of the continent Magellanica?
Did you know that the last two TV series of The Island with Bear Grylls were filmed on the uninhabited Panamanian island of Isla Gibraleón?
Did you know that the poet Agustina Andrade shot herself after learning her husband maintained a parallel family in Patagonia?
Did you know that the very first basketball players in Lithuania were women, but the first official game was played by men?
Did you know that Kangana Ranaut won both the National Film Award and Filmfare Award for Best Actress for the 2014 comedy-drama film Queen?
Did you know that Lise Tréhot appeared in more than twenty paintings by Renoir and was the sole model for most of the female figures during his early Salon period?
Did you know that Mount Faloria, near Cortina d'Ampezzo, hosted the men's giant slalom event of the 1956 Winter Olympics?
Did you know that Priyanka Chopra won a second consecutive Star Guild Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, for the 2009 caper-thriller Kaminey?
Did you know that The Gift has been made by Joel Edgerton?
Did you know that Wendy Sue Swanson, the Seattle Mama Doc, won the CDC's first Childhood Immunization Champion Award in 2012?
Did you know that cucumber juice is commonly used topically as a skin rejuvenator and to improve skin complexion?
Did you know that in Great Britain, the term plum cake typically refers to what most Americans think of as a type of fruitcake?
Did you know that the CARMADI Foundation, an ecological research organization on Piscadera Bay, is the "largest field station in the Southern Caribbean"?
Did you know that the Temple of Garni, the only Hellenistic structure in Armenia, collapsed in an earthquake and was reconstructed 300 years later?
Did you know that the engineering professor Morrough Parker O'Brien is considered the founder of modern coastal engineering?
Did you know that the trapdoor spider genus Eucteniza contains species named after Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa, a Cylon from Battlestar Galactica, and rocker Sammy Hagar's nightclub?
Did you know that Alejandro González Iñárritu was slated to direct Jungle Book: Origins, but left to direct The Revenant instead?
Did you know that Christoph Martin Wieland's satire Die Geschichte der Abderiten suggests that small-minded ancient Greek frog-worshippers had much in common with provincial Germans?
Did you know that Cyclone Pat in February 2010 caused no fatalities despite damaging or destroying 78% of the homes on Aitutaki in the Cook Islands?
Did you know that Every Last Child exposes false propaganda against polio vaccinations, such as the idea it is a plot by Jews and Christians to eliminate Muslims?
Did you know that Leach Creek flows through 49 pipes?
Did you know that Lü Bicheng has been called one of the four women geniuses of the Republic of China?
Did you know that Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk, and top artificial intelligence experts have penned an open letter urging AI researchers not to create anything that can't be controlled?
Did you know that Terry Acebo Davis, an artist and full-time nurse, is a lecturer on the Filipino identity?
Did you know that Thorwald Jørgensen enjoys playing Rachmaninoff's "Vocalise" on the theremin?
Did you know that Wilson's honey myrtle flowers less in humid areas?
Did you know that the Cypress Tomb in Lahore, Pakistan, is so named because of the cypress tree motif on its exterior walls?
Did you know that the folk rock band The Rails is the first band to release an album on Island Records' Pink Label since the 1970s?
Did you know that the rapper Lecrae was the first hip hop artist to receive a Grammy Award for Best Gospel Album?
Did you know that there's a Blob in the Pacific Ocean?
Did you know that Clayton Knight, a World War I aviator and artist, wrote and illustrated children's books with his wife Katherine Sturges Dodge?
Did you know that Ricky Ponting's 140 not out in the 2003 Cricket World Cup Final is the highest score by a captain in a World Cup final?
Did you know that The Last of Us: Left Behind featured entire gameplay encounters involving water guns, and a photo booth?
Did you know that Tsien Tsuen-hsuin, who recently died at age 105, risked his life to ship rare books from China to the United States, out of the reach of the Japanese Army?
Did you know that a 2002 study confirmed James H. Dieterich's theory that an earthquake's magnitude and the rate of ensuing aftershocks are in inverse proportion?
Did you know that a corallite is a cup for a coral?
Did you know that some believe the fate of the unfinished Sathorn Unique Tower is due to the shadow it casts on Wat Yan Nawa?
Did you know that the Chaac-Camaxtli region of Io contains a variety of different surfaces, including bright floor material probably made of solid sulfur dioxide?
Did you know that the MTA Arts & Design-commissioned "Sky Reflector-Net" uses a 53-foot (16 m) skylight and hundreds of aluminium mirrors to bring sunlight into the Fulton Center transit hub?
Did you know that the Wise Old Man, the Great Mother, the Trickster, and the Shadow live side by side in Carl Jung's collective unconscious?
Did you know that the architectural design of the Moorish Mosque, Kapurthala is patterned after the Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakesh in Morocco?
Did you know that while critics saw high-concept and New Aesthetic qualities in Back to Backspace, Pillywags' Mansion was compared to Pee-wee's Playhouse?
Did you know that Gellner's theory has been called "the best-known modernist explanatory theory of nationalism"?
Did you know that Grete Keilson was in a communist plot with Klaus Fuchs?
Did you know that Harriet Newell Noyes founded the first school for women in Guangdong Province?
Did you know that Mount Yamato Katsuragi has four other historical names: Mount Kaina, Mount Tenshin, Mount Kamo, and Shinoga Peak?
Did you know that Stan Winston's special effects studio cut its prices in half to meet the budget for the film Tank Girl, as it was desperate to work on the project?
Did you know that a minister of Germany's cabinet drives an Audi A8 powered by e-diesel, a fuel created from carbon dioxide and water?
Did you know that an interdisciplinary team of scientists is working with NASA to search for life on exoplanets?
Did you know that during the attempted overthrow of the Abbasid Caliph al-Muqtadir in 908, Husayn ibn Hamdan killed the vizier, but failed to force the Caliph to surrender, leading to the coup's collapse?
Did you know that the Port Jackson glassfish gets its common name from its transparent body?
Did you know that the post-punk band ESG became inactive shortly after the release of its debut album Come Away with ESG?
Did you know that when Alexander Asher first stood for the Elgin Burghs constituency, he was unopposed?
Did you know that Abbie Lathrop's mouse number 57 was the origin of the C57BL/6 laboratory mouse?
Did you know that Andrew II of Hungary employed Jews and Muslims to administer royal revenues, which brought him into conflict with the Holy See?
Did you know that MediEvil was inspired by works such as Tim Burton's hit film The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Did you know that Mother Brook has been called the "most audacious attempt of robbery ever recorded in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. It was the effort made by Dedham ... to actually steal the River Charles"?
Did you know that Quinlan Terry was told to step into John Nash's shoes and "carry on walking"?
Did you know that Sophie's choice took an hour less in Washington than in London?
Did you know that Zolykha's Secret was the first prominent feature film produced in post-Taliban Afghanistan?
Did you know that in Tajikistan there is a mountain peak named after a university in Estonia?
Did you know that on August 15, 1774, Christ Church, Newton, an Episcopal church in Newton, New Jersey, was granted a charter by Royal Governor William Franklin on behalf of Britain's King George III?
Did you know that the Carroll Group, once one of the largest private businesses in Britain, collapsed in the early 1990s amid allegations of fraud?
Did you know that the Meghalaya insurgency is a part of a wider war in Northeast India?
Did you know that Gabriele Zerbi, author of the first guide on geriatrics, was sawn in half?
Did you know that a recently discovered frog looks a lot like The Muppets character Kermit the Frog?