TIL of Venus Callipyge, the godess of love, known for dat ass. According to legend, two sisters were arguing over who had the nicest ass, they call over some guy to get his opinion. He was so smitten by the booty that he ran home to tell his bro, they returned and brought prosperity to the town.
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Venus Callipyge
type of antique Venus
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TIL that in 1990, the Eastern Orthodox & Oriental Orthodox Churches concluded that their 1539 year schism (over whether Jesus had two natures joined perfectly in one incarnate union or one incarnate nature consisting of joined natures) was due to terminology confusion rather than theology
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Miaphysitism
Christological formula of the Oriental Orthodox Churches, saying that Jesus is fully divine and fully human, in one compound nature
TIL that the film, "First Blood" - set in the fictional town of Hope, Washington - was filmed in Hope, British Columbia where they recently erected a statue of John Rambo
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British Columbia
Sylvester Stallone 'very proud' of new Rambo carving in B.C. town
A wood carving that celebrates Hope, B.C.'s connection to the Rambo movie franchise has been given the thumbs up from Sylvester Stallone himself.
TIL that After a large meal, a male lion can sleep for up to 24 hours.
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The Weird Sleeping Habits of the Animal Kingdom | Hillarys
From standing up to, discover some of the strangest sleeping habits in the animal kingdom in our handy guide.
TIL Cher's "Believe," released in 1998, was the first song to utilize Auto-Tune's now ubiquitous vocal warping vocal effects that experienced massive commercial success
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Vice
How an Oil Engineer Created Auto-Tune and Changed Music Forever
An interview with the revolutionary audio processor's inventor Andy Hildebrand.
TIL about the Allied Trachenberg Plan which helped defeat Napoleon. This involved avoiding direct confrontations with him, but to instead go after his commanders bit by bit. This would buy the Allies time to gather an army and eventually overwhelm Napoleon.
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Trachenberg Plan
The Trachenberg Plan was a campaign strategy created by the Allies in the 1813 German Campaign during the War of the Sixth Coalition, and named for the conference held at the palace of Trachenberg. The plan advocated avoiding direct engagement with French…
TIL Chicory has been a historic substitute for coffee. Frederick the Great banned coffee in Prussia which led to the mass production of chicory by 1795 and the chicory drinks were common in Napoleonic France. Chicory drinks also became popular in Confederate states because of the Union blockade.
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Chicory
species of plant, chicory
TIL that in 2018 Okayama, Japan bus drivers strike by continuing to run routes and refusing to take anyone’s money.
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Japan Today
Okayama buses strike by continuing to run and refusing to take anyone’s money
Bus drivers in Okayama working with Ryobi Group have taken to the streets in an unusual form of protest. While technically on strike, they are continuing to drive their routes while refusing to take fares from passengers. ▼ Image shows a white blanket over…
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TIL about a painkiller present in human saliva called Opiorphin which is stronger than Morphine.
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Opiorphin
chemical compound
TIL Worcestershire sauce was created by accident when a less than desirable sauce was forgotten and left to ferment in a cellar
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The Spruce Eats
The Interesting Origin and History of Worcestershire Sauce
Learn about the history of Worcestershire sauce and how the accidentally forgotten potent brew became a hit with foodies around the world.
TIL that Madame Tussaud's skill at making wax replicas of people is what saved her from the French Revolution's Guillotine.
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the Guardian
Madame Tussaud: the astounding tale of survival behind the woman who made history
Edward Carey was terrified by her wax museum as a child, worked there as an adult, and has now written a novel about Tussaud, who survived the bloody French Revolution and built her own legend in London
TIL about Troy Hurtubise, a Canadian man who built multiple suits of armor to study grizzly bears up close in nature. He'd test these by having his friends hit him with 2x4s or drive trucks into him
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The Hamilton Spectator
Remembering the grizzly bear obsessed Troy Hurtubise and his infamous suit
Flashbacks: Troy died fours years ago, leaving behind a widow, a son and a bear-protection suit in a North Bay hock shop.
TIL Ada Lovelace, daughter of poet Lord Byron, is considered by some to be the first computer programmer. She wrote notes on Charles Babbage's "Analytical Engine" that included an algorithm for calculating a sequence of numbers. Lovelace envisioned the machine creating art and music.
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Ada Lovelace
1815-1852 British mathematician, considered the first computer programmer
TIL Bob Norris, the first Marlboro Man, was discovered after being seen in a photo with John Wayne. While Norris was the Marlboro Man for 12 years, he never smoked. He also told his kids not to smoke. After they asked why he was doing cigarette ads, he quit his job as the Marlboro Man the next day.
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NBC News
The original 'Marlboro Man' has died at 90. Bob Norris himself never smoked.
His image graced thousands of billboards and magazine ads, always with a Marlboro cigarette.
TIL Long Before Trees Overtook the Land, Our Planet Was Covered by Giant Mushrooms
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Good News Network
Long Before Trees Overtook the Land, Our Planet Was Covered by Giant Mushrooms
These tall featureless trunks, which have been found as fossils all over the world, are now strongly believed to be mushrooms.
TIL: About the "Tyrant King" Yeonsangun of Korea. Known as the worst tyrant in Korean history he launched 2 purges, seized hundreds of women to be "entertainers", and turned the royal university into a pleasure ground. His father, the previous king, was known as being liberal and kind.
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Yeonsangun of Joseon
Yeonsangun of Joseon or Prince Yeonsan of Joseon (23 November 1476 – 20 November 1506), personal name Yi Yung (Korean: 이융; Hanja: 李㦕), was the tenth ruler of the Joseon dynasty of Korea. Often considered the worst tyrant in Joseon's history and perhaps all…
TIL there was once a Danish chef who spent ten years undercover arranging a fake arms deal with North Korea - and filmed it all
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'Every boy’s dream is to be James Bond': Inside North Korea with 'Mr James' and 'the Mole'
Danish film-maker Mads Brügger’s latest documentary is an absurdly brave look at Kim Jong Un’s regime that has all the intrigue of a spy thriller
TIL former UFC heavyweight champ Bas Rutten was a sickly child, and badly bullied. After seeing "Enter the Dragon," he started training in martial arts. At age 14 he made a list of his childhood bullies and beat them up one by one.
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Bas Rutten
Dutch-American mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter, professional wrestler and kickboxer
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TIL that, prior to the arrival of the Mayflower, a thriving Patuxet village existed on the Massachusetts coast. An endemic wiped out 90 percent of the population, and the pilgrims converted the abandoned settlement into Plymouth Colony.
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Plymouth Colony
Plymouth Colony (sometimes Plimouth) was the first permanent English colony in New England from 1620 to 1691 and the second permanent English colony in North America, after the Jamestown Colony. It was settled by the passengers on the Mayflower at a location…
TIL there is an ancient Corinthian helmet in the Museum of Korea. Originally gifted to marathoner Son Gi-Jeong for winning the gold medal in the 1936 Olympics, he did not receive it until 1986. Son then donated it to the museum. It is Korea's only designated Western "National Treasure"
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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF KOREA
Ancient Greek Bronze Helmet | Highlights
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF KOREA,Discovered at the Temple of Zeus in Olympia in 1875, this ancient Corinthian helmet was an offering to the Olympian gods and goddesses, probably to give thanks or to pray for a victory at the Olymp...
TIL of Solomon Islander Jacob C. Vouza. During WW2, he was captured by the Japanese during the Guadalcanal Campaign, tied to a tree, bayoneted, and left for dead. He then chewed through the ropes with his teeth and made his way to American lines warning them about an impending attack. He survived.
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Jacob C. Vouza
Recipient of the Legion of Merit
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