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08-27-2002, 10:07 AM
Good morning, everyone. Here is Tuesday's edition.
The eight-dollar bill was designed and printed by Benjamin Franklin for the American Colonies.
The first man to ever set foot on Antartica was John Davis on February 7, 1821.
The first state to give women the right to vote was Wyoming.
The first translation of the Bible into English was in 1382 by John Wycliff.
When glass breaks, the cracks move at speeds up to 3,000 miles per hour.
The longest kiss on record lasted 30 hours and 45 minutes. Dror Orpaz and Carmit Tsubara recorded it on April 5, 1999 at a kissing contest in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Scientists with high speed cameras have discovered that rain drops are not tear shaped but rather look like hambuger buns.
The Tea Council if the United States has designated June as National Tea Month.
Soldiers from every country salute with their right hand.
Someone on Earth reports seeing a UFO every 3 minutes. In the U.S. reported sitings are most likely to occur in July at 9 p.m., or 3 a.m.
New Jersey has a spoon museum that has over 5,400 spoons from around the world.
Have a great day!
Kathy
The eight-dollar bill was designed and printed by Benjamin Franklin for the American Colonies.
The first man to ever set foot on Antartica was John Davis on February 7, 1821.
The first state to give women the right to vote was Wyoming.
The first translation of the Bible into English was in 1382 by John Wycliff.
When glass breaks, the cracks move at speeds up to 3,000 miles per hour.
The longest kiss on record lasted 30 hours and 45 minutes. Dror Orpaz and Carmit Tsubara recorded it on April 5, 1999 at a kissing contest in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Scientists with high speed cameras have discovered that rain drops are not tear shaped but rather look like hambuger buns.
The Tea Council if the United States has designated June as National Tea Month.
Soldiers from every country salute with their right hand.
Someone on Earth reports seeing a UFO every 3 minutes. In the U.S. reported sitings are most likely to occur in July at 9 p.m., or 3 a.m.
New Jersey has a spoon museum that has over 5,400 spoons from around the world.
Have a great day!
Kathy