It’s illegal for drug companies to advertise to consumers almost everywhere in the world. The only exceptions are the US and New Zealand.
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It’s illegal for drug companies to advertise to consumers almost everywhere in the world. The only exceptions are the US and New Zealand.
1828 - Gioacchino Rossini's opera "Le Comte Ory" premieres in Paris
1958 - Dale Long becomes 1st major league lefty catcher in 52 years
1978 - Tatyana Providokhina runs female world record 1k (2:30.6)
1986 - Postal worker Patrick Sherrill shot 14 fellow workers dead in Edmond, Oklahoma
1989 - Dredger "Bow Belle" collides with pleasure boat "Marchioness" on the River Thames in central London; the "Marchioness" sinks in 30 seconds, drowning 51
1995 - "The Play's the Thing" closes at Criterion Theater NYC after 75 performances
1847 - Andrew Greenwood, England cricketer (d. 1889)
1901 - Salvatore Quasimodo, Naples Italy, poet/critic/translator (Nobel 1959), (d. 1968)
1949 - Norman Featherstone, South African cricketer
1974 - Szabolcs Sáfár, Hungarian footballer
1975 - Marcus Mastin, American author
1981 - Benjamin Barnes, English actor (Prince Caspian)
1679 - Jacob Alting, Dutch theologist, dies at 60
1804 - Charles Floyd, only fatality of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
1978 - Petros John Petridis, composer, dies at 86
1980 - Otto Frank, father of Anne Frank, dies at 91
2007 - Larry Hartsell, American martial artist, bodyguard, trainer, student of Bruce Lee and Dan Inosanto (b. 1942)
2008 - Stephanie Tubbs Jones, American politician (b. 1949)
A crow in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park was caught on video dive-bombing passersby. The mother bird attacked people from behind, so no one saw it coming…
When identical twins procreate with another set of identical twins, their offspring are both genetic siblings and social cousins.
One of the most sacred shrines in Japan is torn down and rebuilt every 20 years. This has been going on for over 1,000 years, and some records indicate it may have started 2,000 years ago.
The brains of London cab drivers undergo large structural changes because of the massive amount of knowledge they must memorize.
In 1996 ASCAP threatened Girl Scouts of America for singing campfire songs without paying licensing fees.