McDonald’s offers product placement rewards to rap artists who mention the Big Mac in their songs.
from Crazy Facts http://crazyfacts.com/mcdonalds-offers-product-placement-rewards-to-rap/
Monday, 29 December 2014
McDonald’s offers product placement rewards to rap…
from Crazy Facts http://crazyfacts.com/mcdonalds-offers-product-placement-rewards-to-rap/
In 2008, hackers gained unauthorized access to a NASA spacecraft…
In 2008, hackers gained unauthorized access to a NASA spacecraft’s control system but chose to do nothing with it.
from Crazy Facts http://crazyfacts.com/in-2008-hackers-gained-unauthorized-access-to-a-nasa-spacecraft/
After a wave of plane hijackers demanded passage to Cuba in the 1960…
After a wave of plane hijackers demanded passage to Cuba in the 1960s, the FAA considered building a fake Havana airport in Florida. US agents would wait for the plane to land and arrest the unsuspecting hijackers.
from Crazy Facts http://crazyfacts.com/after-a-wave-of-plane-hijackers-demanded-passage-to-cuba-in-the-1960/
If you stood at the equator on Mars, the temperature would be 21C…
If you stood at the equator on Mars, the temperature would be 21C (70F) at your feet, where the Sun had warmed the ground, but 0C (32F) at the top of your head.
from Crazy Facts http://crazyfacts.com/if-you-stood-at-the-equator-on-mars-the-temperature-would-be-21c/
Brain Teaser 12/29/2014
Three people split a $30 dinner tab paying $10 each. They do not include a tip. As they are leaving, the manager realizes that they should have only been charged $25 for their meal. He gives a $5 bill to their waiter and tells him to refund their money. The waiter decides, since he was not tipped, to keep $2 and give the 3 people back only $1 each.
The three people have now paid a total of $27 for their meal (the original $30 they paid less the $3 they just got back from the waiter) and the waiter has $2 that he kept, for a total of $29.
If they originally paid $30 for their meal, where did the extra $1 go?
Solution
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Sell Your Books
from A Daily Brain Teaser http://adailypuzzle.blogspot.com/2014/12/brain-teaser-12292014.html
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The three people have now paid a total of $27 for their meal (the original $30 they paid less the $3 they just got back from the waiter) and the waiter has $2 that he kept, for a total of $29.
If they originally paid $30 for their meal, where did the extra $1 go?
Solution
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Sell Your Books
from A Daily Brain Teaser http://adailypuzzle.blogspot.com/2014/12/brain-teaser-12292014.html
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Five Truths About the New Year
1) Of course the most hilarious thing about starting a new year is the 'New year, new me' posts on Facebook. Yeah, of course... Get back to me in two weeks.
(weheartit.com)
2) Gym memberships rise by about 300% in January. 'En route to the gym, new year, new me!'
(imgarcade.com)
3) New Year's Eve is a combination of people who're absolutely off their trollies drunk and those who can't even get to the bar to buy drinks. Tell me you're not the latter?
(giphy.com)
4) Don't even talk to me about trying to get a taxi on New Year's Eve... or paying double the price for one for that matter.
(giphy.com)
5) Sardines in a bar, because it's apparently not socially acceptable to stay in your house on New Year's Eve. Just kick back with Netflix and a glass of champers and you'll have a brilliant time.
(tumblr.com)
So if you're thinking of giving the New Year's Eve outing a miss this year, then go for it, it's the best idea you've had all year. As for the 'resolutions', why not make one to carry on being your usual fabulous self?!
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from UK Comedy - The Huffington Post http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/becky-hopper/five-truths-about-the-new-year_b_6388468.html?utm_hp_ref=uk-comedy&ir=UK+Comedy
Today in History for 29th December 2014
Historical Events
1782 - 1st nautical almanac in US published by Samuel Stearns, Boston
1890 - US 7th Cavalry massacre 200+ captive Sioux at Wounded Knee, SD
1911 - Sun Yat-sen becomes the first President of the Republic of China.
1954 - Kingdom of Netherlands, with Netherlands and Netherlands Antilles as autonomous parts, comes into being
1958 - Balt Colts beat NY Giants 23-17 in NFL championship game
1963 - 52nd Davis Cup: USA beats Australia in Adelaide (3-2)
Famous Birthdays
1776 - Charles Macintosh, Scotland, patented waterproof fabric
1866 - Joseph Limburg, liberal Second-Member of parliament (1905-19)
1944 - Rodney Redmond, NZ cricket (opener scored century in Test v Pak 1973)
1966 - Stefano Eranio, Italian footballer
1967 - Tony Tolbert, NFL defensive end (Dallas Cowboys)
1994 - Princess Kako of Akishino of Japan
Famous Deaths
1634 - John Albert Vasa, Polish bishop (b. 1612)
1957 - Tom Richmond, cricketer (Notts leg-spinner took 2-86 in Eng Test), die
1972 - Fritz Behrend, composer, dies at 83
1988 - Mike Beuttler, British racing driver (b. 1940)
2005 - Gerda Boyesen, Norwegian-born body psychotherapist (b. 1922)
2012 - Tony Greig, English cricket captain, dies from a heart attack at 66
from Today in History | HistoryOrb.com http://www.historyorb.com/day/december/29
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