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The Oscar-nominated actor Morgan Freeman has become famous for his roles in such movies as 'Glory', 'Driving Miss Daisy' and 'The Shawshank Redemption'. One of his earliest acting jobs came when he joined the cast of the childrens' program 'The Electric Company' in 1971, and became the legendary 'Easy Reader'."+
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Ellesmere Island is known as Quttinirpaaq in the Inuit language, and contains the northernmost point of land in Canada. Aside from being Canada's third largest island, Ellesmere is also the world's tenth largest island (75,800 sq mi, or 196,000 sq km)."+
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Justin Timberlake, who has released albums as a solo artist and with the 'boy band' called N'Sync, was once a 'Mouseketeer' along with his former girlfriend Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera, both pop singers in their own right. Mariah Carey has never been an employee of the Disney Corporation!"+
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Anything constructed of copper and left to the elements will eventually develop a green incrustation, caused by oxidation. For the most part, in sculpture, a patina is seen as something attractive...and the Statue of Liberty's green appearance is no exception. While the Statue of Liberty is made of copper, the St. Louis Arch was constructed of stainless steel, hence it will never incur patination. Mt. Rushmore and the Washington Monument are both constructed of stone, and hence will certainly not develop patinas."+
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Some other nasty lines about Shakespeare: 'Shakespeare never has six lines together without a fault', said by Samuel Johnson, and 'Shakespeare undoubtably wanted taste', a criticism from Hugh Walpole! So, if you don't like Shakespeare, you're in good company!"+
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Dopey was also the only dwarf without a beard and the only one who did not speak. He was the dwarf who dared to be different!"+
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Sojourner Truth was the adopted name of Isabella Baumfree (later Isabella Van Wagener) who lived from 1797-1883. Along with her famous speech, Truth was a well-known abolitionist and author."+
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Vermont became the 14th state of the newly born United States on March 4, 1791. The name 'Vermont' means 'green mountain', the state nickname."+
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Believe it or not, in the 1936 movie, the mad barber is played by Tod Slaughter (how apt). Slaughter was a British actor who specialised in playing villains (with a name like that, no wonder he was typecast). According to one movie guide, the movie was based on a real event. According to another, it was based on a French story 'A Terrible Story of the Rue de la Harpe' (1825)."+
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'Elements' is the most successful textbook in history, having been in use for over two thousand years. Consider: these days an average college textbook goes out of date in a year or two. If copyrights had been available, Euclid and his progeny would have made a fortune! As it stands, his name will live on in history as one of the fathers of mathematics."+
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Jack Webb was a huge baseball fan, and a Babe Ruth fan in particular, so naturally the number 714 would resonate with him. Babe Ruth hit 714 home runs during his Major League Baseball career."+
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