Blog
Últimas Historias
Artículos seleccionados de la vibrante escena del Sur de Florida
Filtros1
Categoría
Etiquetas
NewsThe Word “Scrabble” Means To “Grope Frantically.”
Down the sides of sofas, underneath carpets, eaten by children and pets alike; somewhere in the world, there are over a million missing Scrabble tiles.
NewsManuscripts From 360 A.D. Talk Of Licorice Helping Eye Ailments, Skin Diseases, Coughs, And Loss Of Hair.
Licorice is popular as medicine worldwide. It can be used in the treatment of respiratory tract disorders, cough, mouth and gastric ulcers, indigestion, headache and neurodegenerative disorders. Some medical studies indicate that licorice may be beneficial in the treatment of certain types of cancer.
News8-Tracks Only Offered Play And Fast-Forward; You Couldn’t Easily Rewind To A Previous Song. (Videos)
National Eight Track Tape Day on April 11 is a great day to bust out your old eight track tape and explain to the confused millennials and Gen Zs what it is. Y...
NewsMen With Sisters Are Better At Talking To Girls. Boys With Sisters Show Greater Sensitivity And Listening Skills.
35% of women would prefer to be the youngest child, 34% the oldest, 17% the middle child, and 14% an only child.
NewsThe Unicorn Is The National Animal Of Scotland. Seriously. Today Is Scotlands National Unicorn Day.
For the 55th year, Lake Superior State University, in Michigan, continues to issue Unicorn Hunting Permits.
NewsIn 1910, The St. Louis Zoo Became The First Zoo To Provide Free Admission. It Set A Precedent For Public Accessibility To Wildlife Education
Over 183 million zoo visitors in the US, and over 200 million worldwide, are more visitors than NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB attendance combined...
NewsThe First Coffee House In America, The London Coffee House, Opened In 1876 Boston.
Creative Danish bakers crafted sweet yeasty breads during the 17th century specifically to accompany the daily morning coffee.
NewsPopping Popcorn Is One Of The Number One Uses For Microwave Ovens.
The 1848 “Dictionary of Americanisms” by John Russell Bartlett includes ‘popcorn’ to describe its sound when bursting open.
NewsAmericans Eat About 1.5 Million Peeps During Easter.
Around 90 million chocolate bunnies are sold for Easter. The percentage of consumers who eat the ears off chocolate bunnies first - 89%...