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5 Great Facts About “Peanuts” Specials​

5 Great Facts About “Peanuts” Specials

The newspaper comic debuted in 1950, and the nearly 18,000 strips published before Charles M. Schulz’s death in 2000 make “Peanuts” perhaps the longest-running story ever told by one person. Here are five fun facts about some of America’s favorite cartoon specials.

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5 facts you may not know about Peanuts

To celebrate the release of the newest Peanuts film, we look at some interesting facts about Charlie Brown and the gang in his comic strips and specials.

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We Ranked the 20 Best 'Peanuts' Specials—And There's No Arguing With Our No. 1

You already know it's one of the holiday episodes.

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First artwork by humanoid robot sells for over $1.0 million

A portrait of English mathematician Alan Turing became the first artwork by a humanoid robot to be sold at auction, fetching more than $1.0 million on Thursday."Today's record-breaking sale price for the first artwork by a humanoid robot artist to go up for auction marks a moment in the history...

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Is Hawaiian Pizza From Hawaii? 5 Foods That Didn’t Originate Where You Think They Did​

Is Hawaiian Pizza From Hawaii? 5 Foods That Didn't Originate Where You Think They Did

From Hawaiian pizza to Swedish meatballs, here are five foods with names that are miles from the places where they actually originated.

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Is Hawaiian Pizza from Hawaii? 5 foods that didn’t originate from where you thought

Plenty of dishes have names that have nothing to do with their ingredients: No frogs are harmed in the making of toad in the hole, sweetbreads are neither sweet nor baked, and puppies are definitely not included in hot dogs. Boston cream pie is delicious, but not pie— and Welsh rabbit (aka...

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9 iconic dishes that don't originate where you think - International Traveller

In a world where we travel around and move countries, dishes are bound to be shared. Here are 9 dishes that don't originate where you think.

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There is a miniature replica of the Washington Monument under a manhole near the actual monument.​

There is a miniature replica of the Washington Monument under a manhole near the actual monument.

Hidden directly in front of the Washington Monument, encased in brick and tucked under a manhole cover, is another Washington Monument — only in miniature. But this 12-foot-tall replica isn’t in the business of paying homage to one of America’s Founding Fathers. Instead, its purpose is much more...

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A mini-Washington monument is in a manhole near the actual monument

Hidden directly in front of the Washington Monument, encased in brick and tucked under a manhole cover, is another Washington Monument — only in miniature. But this 12-foot-tall replica isn’t in the business of paying homage to one of America’s Founding Fathers. Instead, its purpose is much more...

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Washington Mini Monument

There's a 12-foot-tall replica of the Washington Monument hidden under a manhole nearby.

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Washington Mini Monument — Maurer Stutz, Inc. — &p

Unknown to most passersby, there’s a 12-foot-tall replica of the Washington Monument under a manhole near the actual monument.

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The first U.S. gold rush was started by a 12-year-old boy​

The first U.S. gold rush was started by a 12-year-old boy.

Although the 1848 California Gold Rush was the largest in American history, it wasn’t the first. That distinction belongs in the state of North Carolina, where in 1799, Conrad Reed, the 12-year-old son of a Hessian Revolutionary War deserter named John Reed, found a 17-pound gold nugget in...

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History - OceanaGold - Haile Gold Mine

200 Years in the History of U.S. Mining The Gold Before the Gold Rush Did you know that 50 years before the great California Gold Rush, the Carolinas were the...

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You Won't Believe the Incredible Story of America's Untold Gold Rush - History Collection

On a spring Sunday in 1799, a 12-year-old boy skipped church. Deciding that fishing was more important for his spiritual needs than listening to a sermon, Conrad Reed successfully convinced his folks to let him spend a spring Sunday morning outside. While fishing, Conrad stumbled upon a funny...

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Hot and cold water make different sounds when poured.​

Hot and cold water make different sounds when poured.

Human ears have two main jobs: alerting us to noises in the world around us, and keeping our bodies balanced as we move throughout the day. However, researchers have found another small trick our ears can perform: determining the temperature of water. While they may look identical, hot and cold...

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Why can you hear the difference between hot and cold water ?

Which one do you think was hot water and which was cold water? Scroll down for the answer..

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Can you hear the difference between hot and cold water? — Small Screen Science

Next time you make tea listen carefully as you add hot water to the cup. Try pouring the same volume of cold water into the same type of cup. Can you hear a difference? Recent research suggests that 93% of adults can. So why can we hear the difference? Let’s take a look at the science.

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Kangaroos can’t walk backward​

Kangaroos can’t walk backward.

Kangaroos are one of several biologically unique creatures endemic to Australia. One of their most unusual traits is that their long hind feet and muscular tails prevent them from being able to walk backward except with great difficulty. In fact, kangaroos can’t even really walk forward like...

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Is It True That Kangaroos Can't Hop Backwards?

You may have heard that kangaroos can’t go backwards, but is it true? The simple answer is yes....

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Is it true that Kangaroos can't walk backward?

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Kangaroos Can't Walk Backwards

First of all it’s physically impossible for them. Kangaroos use not only their legs but also their tails - which are pure muscle - to propel themselves forward.Attempt this in reverse? You’d end up with a comical image of legs, tail and tiny front paws scrambling the air. Aside from the physic

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Facts About “The Andy Griffith Show” To Make You Whistle​

Facts About “The Andy Griffith Show” To Make You Whistle

Featuring beloved characters including Barney Fife, Aunt Bee, and — of course — Sheriff Andy Taylor, this TV classic is full of interesting tidbits.

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5 Facts You May Not Know About The Andy Griffith Show

5 Facts You May Not Know About The Andy Griffith Show

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60 things you might not know about The Andy Griffith Show

And that's just the tip of the iceberg with this rich, rewarding sitcom. Happy birthday, Mayberry!

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Behind-The-Scenes Facts About The Andy Griffith Show - Buzznet

 

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Gerber once attempted to launch a “meal in a jar” product for young adults.​

Gerber once attempted to launch a “meal in a jar” product for young adults.

The Gerber baby food company has long operated under the slogan “Babies are our business… our only business.” But for a brief period in 1974, that promise wasn’t exactly true. That year, the company unveiled Gerber Singles, a line of glass jars containing ready-to-eat meals that were advertised...

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6 Monumental Facts About Mount Rushmore​

6 Monumental Facts About Mount Rushmore

From its controversial location to its starring role in a classic Hitchcock caper, here are six fascinating facts you might not know about the visionary memorial.

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Mount Rushmore: Dynamite Facts and Surprising History

Most of us are familiar with the iconic Mount Rushmore, but how much do you know about its history and legacy? Check out this list of fun facts about Mount Rushmore.

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Presidents' Stories. 5 interesting facts about Mount Rushmore. - Scala Archives

In anticipation of the November 2024 elections and the nomination of the next president of the United States of America, we offer a brief insight into Mount Rushmore.

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7 Things You Didn't Know About Mount Rushmore - Nations Classroom

Mount Rushmore is a must-see when visiting South Dakota. Read out blog to learn more facts that you did not know about Mount Rushmore before you visit!

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5 Black Friday Facts That Are Totally Free​

5 Black Friday Facts That Are Totally Free

Black Friday is famously one of the year's most popular shopping days — but how did this become such a staple of the holiday season?

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20 Black Friday Fun Facts & Myths for 2024 (+ 10 Trivia Q&A)

Discover the history of Black Friday with our list of Black Friday fun facts and myths and test your knowledge with our Black Friday trivia game!

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Eight Suprising Black Friday Facts | Greenspark

Black Friday Unveiled: Eight intriguing insights into the shopping spectle, from its historical roots to its contempary phenomena.

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Around one in four people sneeze when they see a bright light. ( I am one of them)_​

Around one in four people sneeze when they see a bright light.

Sunlight tends to be good for us. It helps our bodies create vitamin D and mood-lifting serotonin, and even syncs our circadian rhythms. However, some people experience an unexpected side effect after glancing into the sun: sneezing. As many as one in four people have the reaction, appropriately...

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Photic Sneeze Reflex: Treatment and Causes, According to Science

Sneezing in response to bright light and other stimuli may mean you have something called photic sneeze reflex. We’ll tell you where this comes from and how it’s treated.

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Why Do You Sneeze When You Look at the Sun?

Learn why the sun causes certain people to sneeze, sometimes repeatedly — and sometimes even in the dead of winter!

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