Today's Daily Brain Teaser (Mar 30, 2014)

Pronouns



Two personal pronouns if you take

And join them in due order,

An herb will name, without mistake,

That scents the garden border.





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Brain Teaser 3/29/2014

Several contestants are in a chocolate-bunny eating contest. After 20 minutes of stuffing their faces, all of the bunnies have been eaten. One of the contestants remarks, "Isn't it interesting that there were 7 times as many bunnies as contestants, but that each of us ate a different number of bunnies?" Another contestant replies, "That certainly is interesting. I always eat the ears first and I noticed that when we had eaten a third of the bunnies that there were 4 fewer than 10 times as many bunny ears as human noses in the contest." How many bunnies and contestants were in the contest?

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Don't Just Think Green - Go Green!

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This Optical Illusion Will Blow You Away

How’s everyone’s weekend going at this point? It’s Saturday morning here and I’m sitting here with a nice, fresh cup of coffee while I post up this new optical illusion for all of you to (hopefully) enjoy.

I came across amazing piece of art and I’ve decided to share it with all of you. This is a bit different than you average work of art, because this piece of art also interacts with its surroundings. So, not only is this an amazing piece of work, but it also shows the creativity of the artist, as this art interacts with a street light. Check out the piece of art below to see what I’m talking about.

As you can see, during the day, it’s just a really nice piece or art of a man holding a stick of dynamite. At night, when the street light comes on, it looks like the fuse has been lit on the stick of dynamite, which is an absolutely astonishing and beautiful effect. The person responsible for this piece of art certainly deserves a round of applause, in my opinion.

Do you want to see another cool optical illusion? Have a look at THIS optical illusion and have fun trying to decipher a message.

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Rembrandt’s students pranked him…

Rembrandt’s students pranked him by painting fake coins on the floor to watch him try to pick them up.

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A shopping mall in Australia is using…

A shopping mall in Australia is using classical music to stop teenagers from loitering.

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Electronic lollipops can plug into your tongue to simulate fruity…

Electronic lollipops can plug into your tongue to simulate fruity, citrus and salty tastes with electric currents.

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68% of people in one study experienced “phantom vibration syndrome”…

68% of people in one study experienced “phantom vibration syndrome”—a sensory hallucination where you mistakenly think your phone is buzzing.

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Walmart in 2005 had a “Singles Night” where people…

Walmart in 2005 had a “Singles Night” where people had bows on their cart if they were “looking” for someone.

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The woman who falsely accused Duke Lacrosse players…

The woman who falsely accused Duke Lacrosse players of raping her is currently in prison for murdering her boyfriend in 2013.

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In 1379, a baby was born named…

In 1379, a baby was born named “Diot Coke”.

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Today in History for 29th March 2014

Historical Events

1804 - Thousands of Whites massacred in Haiti

1848 - Niagara Falls stops flowing for 30 hours due to an ice jam

1879 - Tsjaikovski's opera "Jevgeni Onegin," premieres in Moscow

1927 - Henry O D Seagrave races his Sunbeam to a record 203.79 mph at Daytona

1981 - Pat Bradley wins LPGA Women's Kemper Golf Open

1989 - 1st US private commercial rocket makes suborbital test flight (NM)

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Famous Birthdays

1829 - Ritta and Christina, Siamese twins, in Sardinia

1906 - E Power Biggs, Westcliff-on-Sea England, organist/composer (CBS)

1914 - Chapman Pincher, British journalist/author (about secret service)

1933 - Jacques Brault, French Canadian poet

1946 - Billy Thorpe, Australian singer (d. 2007)

1947 - Aleksandr Stepenovich Viktorenko, cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-3, 8, 14, 20)

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Famous Deaths

1751 - Thomas Coram, English sea captain and philanthropist

1959 - Barthelemy Boganda, Central African Republic's 1st president, dies

1970 - Anna Louise Strong, American communist journalist (b. 1885)

1994 - William Natcher, (Rep-D-Ky), dies at 84

1995 - James Eric Storrar, fighter Pilot, dies at 74

2005 - Johnnie Cochran, American lawyer (b. 1937)

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