Tuesday, 22 April 2014

Today's Daily Brain Teaser (Apr 23, 2014)

Word Endings/Beginnings



For each of the pairs of words below, insert a word in the blank space between them to form two separate words such that the inserted word finishes the first word and begins the second. For example, given "MAN ____ ON", you would insert the word "GO" to form "MANGO" and "GOON". The hint gives the number of letters in each of the words that must be inserted.



WIN ____ HERE

DISC ____ AGE

TEN ____ OR

ANT ____ LOCK

SIN ____ SHIP







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Today in History for 22nd April 2014

Historical Events


1823 - Baltic Club (Exchange) forms in London

1905 - Operations begin uniting conservatory of Nature monument Amsterdam

1926 - Persia, Turkey and Afghanistan sign treaties of security

1955 - KC Athletic's 1st game, beat Tigers 6-2

1962 - Pirates tie then record of 10 straight wins to start season

1983 - Stern mag announces major historical find-discovery of 60 volume personal diaries written by Adolf Hitler (turned out to be a hoax)


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Famous Birthdays


1711 - Eleazar Wheelock, American founder of Dartmouth College (d. 1779)

1945 - Gielijn Escher, Dutch postage stamp artist

1951 - Paul Carrack, Sheffield England, rock vocalist (Squeeze/Ace-How Long)

1956 - Catherine Mary Stewart, Edmonton, actress (Passion and Paradise)

1972 - Owen Finegan, Australian rugby union footballer

1986 - Amber Heard, American actress


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Famous Deaths


1930 - Jeppe Aakjaer, Danish poet (b. 1866)

1950 - Charles H Houston, architect of NAACP legal campaign, dies at 54

1996 - Hiteshwar Saikia, PM of Indian state of Assam (1991-96), dies

2003 - Michael Larrabee, American athlete (b. 1933)

2004 - Jason L. Dunham, American Medal of Honor recipient (b. 1981)

2006 - Alida Valli, Italian actress (b. 1921)


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Brain Teaser 4/22/2014

There's a three digit number which:

If you add seven to it it divides exactly by seven;

If you add eight to it it divides exactly by eight;

If you add nine to it it divides exactly by nine.

What is the number?

Solution

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A scientist from Utah used his obituary to confess that not only…

val-cropped A scientist from Utah used his obituary to confess that not only had he never graduated from college or got a Ph.D, but that he never even learned what Ph.D stood for.






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During the 1st season of ‘Fresh Prince…’ Will Smith memorized….

Will-Smith During the 1st season of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Will Smith memorized the lines of EVERYONE in the cast. If you go back and watch closely, see him lip synching the lines of whomever was speaking in a scene.






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John Gilpin, an amateur photographer, was testing his new camera lens at the airport…

Keith-Sapsford-small John Gilpin, an amateur photographer, was testing his new camera lens at the airport and caught a 14 year old boy falling from the wheel well of Japan Air Lines DC-8. This is a case of a stowaway trying to fly around the world for free for a vacation. There were over 96 documented incidents since 1946 and only 24% have survived. Most die immediately after the landing gear goes up and crushes them or freeze to death or die of no oxygen. A kid recently survived somehow but was unconscious the entire time. They found him wandering the tarmac after the plane landed.






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Norwegian Public Television station NRK is famous…

Norwegian Public Television station NRK is famous for airing utterly boring programming, such as a 12-hour live log-burning show and a 5-hour knitting special. The programming, known as “Slow TV”, reportedly achieves decent ratings.






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In 1984 five Argentinians crossed the Atlantic. The boat was…

In 1984 five Argentinians crossed the Atlantic. The boat was a raft of 13.6 meters long by 5.8 meters wide, built of logs, rudderless and with an one sail. The aim was to prove that 3500 years before Christopher Columbus, African sailors may have accidentally reached the shores of America.






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Future King Henry V was struck in the face by an arrow…

Future King Henry V was struck in the face by an arrow in his first battle leading soldiers. Rather than leave the field, he reportedly stated that “he would rather die than stain his soldierly reputation by flight.” He was sixteen at the time.






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