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Monthly Archives: September 2022
Let’s Visit The Doctor And The Gym
Fact: Macchu Pichu is an earthquake-proof city. This ancient Inca town rests on two fault lines in Peru, meaning earthquakes were expected events. So how did they live through it? In fact, the Incans created a brilliant engineering technique called … Continue reading
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The Week Has Started!
Fact: There are only two countries in the world where Coca Cola does not exist/ You might think Coca Cola is something you can find anywhere in the world but these two countries have been in long-term US trade embargoes … Continue reading
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Sunday Pain!
Fact: Traditionally, people predict the weather by looking at plant and animal behavior: Long ago, people used to look to plants and animals, such as bird migration, for hints or predictions of weather. Frogs croaking faster, sheep’s wool uncurling, ants … Continue reading
Out And About!
Fact: Worms prepare for a flood: Worms wriggle up to the earth’s surface before a flood. Because they cannot get oxygen when the soil is flooded, they come up to the surface to breathe. Dancing last night took its toll; … Continue reading
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Friday And We Are All Over The Map!
Fact: A cloud can weigh more than a million pounds. Today started with a bang; the trap snapped, and I added one more to my score. I think we ought to scalp them and hang the scalps on the wall … Continue reading
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Off To The Elks For Lunch With Neighbors!
Fact: Snakes can predict earthquakes. Many animals are able to predict earthquakes to varying levels of success. Yet, snakes are the most reliable, sensing earthquakes from as far as 75 miles away (121 km). What’s more impressive is that they … Continue reading
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Hump Day Returns
Fact: In a group of 23 people, there is a 50% chance that two will share the same birthday. Progress comes measured in inches. The bullnose caps are being put on the top of the beds so we can sit … Continue reading
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Another Busy Day
Fact: Sushi has plenty of health benefits. If you’re curious about sushi’s nutrition facts, you’ll be happy to know that sushi is swimming in health benefits. The most apparent nutrient is omega-3 fatty acids, a heart-healthy fat that most fish … Continue reading
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We Stayed Home And Worked Around The House
Fact: Pringles are not potato chips. From 2007 to 2009, Pringles had a court issue where judges debated whether Pringles were potato chips or not, and in 2009, it was ruled that they were potato chips. However, Pringles are just … Continue reading
Tea For Ten?
Fact: It takes around 2,000 tiny leaves to make just one pound of finished tea. There are more than 1,500 types of teas in the world. Tea plants grow wild in Asia, but over 25 countries cultivate tea as a … Continue reading
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