TIL Doune Castle in Scotland, where Monty Python filmed "Holy Grail" movie, rents coconut shells to tourists
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www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk
Doune Castle Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
Information about and images of Doune Castle, of Monty Python fame, on Undiscovered Scotland.
TIL After not raising enough to fund the project, the Beatles' George Harrison put in 3 million of his own money to fund Monty Python's Life Of Brian, basically because he wanted to see the movie. It was later described by Terry Jones as the "world's most expensive cinema ticket" .
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Houston Press
5 Movies That Wouldn't Exist Without George Harrison
After giving the deluxe documentary treatment to Bob Dylan (No Direction Home) and the Rolling Stones (Shine a Light), Martin Scorsese now trains his camera on George Harrison for George Harrison: Living In the Material World, his two-part film about the…
TIL that the Queen logo, called the Queen crest, was designed by Freddie Mercury himself, who held a degree in graphic design. The logo combines the zodiac signs of the four band members.
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GoodLogo
Queen (1973) logo
GoodLogo.com is about logos, logo designers, corporate brands and logo rationale.
TIL "Minotaur" means the "bull of Minos," the creature's actual name was Asterion
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Ancient History Encyclopedia
Minotaur
In Greek mythology, the Minotaur was a monster with the body of a man and the head and tail of a bull. The Minotaur was the offspring of the Cretan Queen Pasiphae and a majestic bull. Due to the...
TIL the Statue of Liberty was originally a dull copper color, but after 20 years it oxidized and was covered in green petina. Congress wanted to paint away the corrosion, but the Army Corps of Engineers concluded it "softened the outlines of the Statue and made it beautiful."
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Statue of Liberty - Wikipedia
TIL Robin Williams wanted to play Hagrid in the Harry Potter movies, but there was a British only rule
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MovieWeb
Why Robin Williams Was Rejected as Hagrid in Harry Potter
Robin Williams really wanted to be a part of the Harry Potter cast, but a strict rule forbid his participation.
TIL that Telford Taylor, chief prosecutor in many of the Nuremberg Trials, also wished to prosecute American pilots who had bombed North Vietnam, believing they were also guilty of war crimes.
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Telford Taylor
American lawyer
TIL about Continuum, an AIDS denialism magazine that shut down because all its editors died from AIDS.
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Continuum (magazine)
magazine published by an activist group of the same name who denied the existence of HIV/AIDS
TIL: During Prohibition in the US, it was illegal to buy or sell alcohol, but it was not illegal to drink it. Some wealthy people bought out entire liquor stores before it passed to ensure they still had alcohol to drink.
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HISTORY
10 Things You Should Know About Prohibition
Ninety-five years after its inception, learn 10 fascinating facts about America’s nearly 14-year “noble experiment” in alcohol prohibition.
TIL that some non-redheaded men have red beards because they have one copy of the MC1R gene. Two copies would make them fully redheads
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Motherboard
Why Do So Many Men Have Red Beards But Not Red Hair?
Don't panic.
TIL that former NBA player and devout Mormon, Shawn Bradley, was once fined $10k for not going to a mandatory team meeting at a strip club
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Complex
Shawn Bradley Was Once Fined $10,000 for Not Going to a Mandatory Team Meeting at a Strip Club (Video)
In his new "30 for 30" short, Shawn Bradley admits that he got fined $10,000 once for refusing to attend a team meeting at a strip club.
TIL At 24 years old, Isaac Newton was sent home from school to avoid the bubonic plague. During this time, he invented calculus.
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Futurism
How and Why did Newton Develop Such Complicated Mathematics?
Around the 1670s, Sir Isaac Newton's conceptual understanding of physics prompted him to invent the complicated math known as calculus.
TIL that there is an FAA regulation called the 'Sterile Cockpit Rule', requiring flight crews to only discuss topics pertinent to the safety and operation of the flight below 10,000 feet.
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Sterile Cockpit Rule
The Sterile Cockpit Rule is an informal name for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulation stating that all operators certificate holders shall not require, nor may any flight crewmember perform, any duties during a critical phase of flight except…
TIL that Stephen Colbert's father and two of his brothers were killed in the plane crash that sparked the FAA's Sterile Cockpit regulation back in 1974.
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Eastern Air Lines Flight 212
aviation accident
TIL: There was a case of British conjoined twins. If not separated, they’d both die in months. If separation was successful, the healthier twin would survive but the surgery would kill the other. The parents refused consent, but a court overruled them, the surgery killed one twin to save the other.
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Re A (conjoined twins)
Re A (conjoined twins) [2001] 2 WLR 480 is a Court of Appeal decision on the separation of conjoined twins. The case raised several legal, ethical and religious dilemmas including whether it would be permissible to kill one of the children to save the other…
TIL that in 1956, pilot Thomas Fitzpatrick lost a bet at a bar in Manhattan, he successfully stole a plane from the airport and landed it on the street in front of the bar. He did it again 2 years later when someone refused to believe he had done it.
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NY Times
Long Ago, a Pilot Landed on an Uptown Street. That's Where the Bar Was.
In 1956, a drunken Thomas Fitzpatrick made a barroom bet, and then to win it he stole a plane in New Jersey and plopped it down on St. Nicholas Avenue. He did something similar two years later.
TIL Director Akira Kurosawa was so impressed with The Magnificent Seven, the American adaptation of his own film, Seven Samurai, that he presented director John Sturges with a sword
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The Magnificent Seven
1960 American western film directed by John Sturges
TIL that, although many celebrities are suspected to have Autism Spectrum Disorder, Dan Ackroyd, Daryl Hannah, and Satoshi Tajiri have openly confirmed that they are on the spectrum and have autism.
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Applied Behavior Analysis Programs Guide
History's 30 Most Inspiring People on the Autism Spectrum - Applied Behavior Analysis Programs Guide
Though autism did not become the mainstream diagnosis it is today until well into the 20th century, it is certainly not anything new. Indeed, history is full of people who many consider to be or have been somewhere on the autism spectrum. Like the 30 people…
TIL the FCC prohibits the phrase "Jesus Christ" from being said on network TV as an exclamation/expletive; you can say "Jesus", you can say "Christ", but you can't say "Jesus Christ" unless he's literally on screen as the man from the Bible. The term "goddamn it" is also banned from U.S. network TV.
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NY Times
TELEVISION; You Can't Do That on Television!
Scott Robson article on confusion of writers, producers and executives about what they can and cannot say and show on TV; says some network officials contend that election-year posturing in Washington is resulting in most conservative television environment…
TIL that Patrick Stewart hated having pet fish in Picard's ready room on TNG, considering it an affront to a show that valued the dignity of different species
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Startrek
Ronny Cox Looks Back At "Chain of Command"
There you are, at a folk music festival or an intimate theater or even a local coffeehouse. And, dang, if that guy up on stage, the one strumming a guitar and singing mighty fine, doesn’t look just like that actor from Deliverance, The Onion Field, Taps,…
TIL that chemistry graduate student Barry Kidston gave himself Parkinson's disease after ingesting a compound he synthesized for a legal high. An impurity he neglected is toxic to dopamine neurons, which is responsible for the effect. He was treated, but died of a cocaine overdose 18 months later.
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MPTP
MPTP (1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine) is a prodrug to the neurotoxin MPP+, which causes permanent symptoms of Parkinson's disease by destroying dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra of the brain. It has been used to study disease models…