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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-16-15

Gibraltar, the name comes from the Arabic Jebel-al-Tarik which means “mountain of of Tarik.” named after an Arab general, Tark ib n Zaid who captured Gibraltar in A.D. 711.

William Lawrence Sr Omnbit 1-15-15

Beer was probably the most popular drink in Mesopotamia. It was made from malted barley before 6000 B.C.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-14-15

Weathermen still refer to the year 1816 as the one summer skipped. There was ice and frost in each of the 12 months in the northeastern U.S. and western Europe. It was really, really cold that summer. Scientists blame the frigidity on the eruption of Mount Tamboro in Indonesia, one of the all-time great eruptions. Massive clouds of lava blocked out the sun’s energy which sharply lowered temperatures.

William Lawrence Sr. Omnibit 1-13-15

The word satin comes from the Latin “seta” which means hair. Thus, satiny hair really means hairy hair.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-12-15

Irving Berlin, whose real name was Israel B Saline was born in Siberia in 1888. He was 4 when he and his family emigrated to american and settled in New York city where he wrote our unofficial national anthem, “God Bless America.”

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-9-15

The most overworked word in the English language is “set”. It has 58 noun uses, 126 verb uses and is used 10 ways as a participal adjective.

William Lawrence Sr. Omnbit 1-8-15

The cave dwellers of Predmosti in the Czech Republic were hunters who ate mammals. Their dumps which date back to 15,000 B.C. have been found by modern archeologists to contain the bones of nearly 2,000 mammals.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-7-15

The first lottery in America was held by the Virginia Company on June 26, 1614. The grand prize was 4,500 crowns.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-6-15

Most densely populated country William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-6-15

Q — What is the most densely populated country?
A — Monaco. It has 41,000 people per square mile.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-5-15

No Anthony, camels do not store water in their humps. They store fat in the humps, and when food gets scarce in the desert, it keeps the camels alive.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-16-15

Gibraltar, the name comes from the Arabic Jebel-al-Tarik which means “mountain of of Tarik.” named after an Arab general, Tark ib n Zaid who captured Gibraltar in A.D. 711.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnbit 1-15-15

Beer was probably the most popular drink in Mesopotamia. It was made from malted barley before 6000 B.C.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-14-15

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William Lawrence Sr. Omnibit 1-13-15

The word satin comes from the Latin “seta” which means hair. Thus, satiny hair really means hairy hair.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-12-15

Irving Berlin, whose real name was Israel B Saline was born in Siberia in 1888. He was 4 when he and his family emigrated to american and settled in New York city where he wrote our unofficial national anthem, “God Bless America.”

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-9-15

The most overworked word in the English language is “set”. It has 58 noun uses, 126 verb uses and is used 10 ways as a participal adjective.

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William Lawrence Sr. Omnbit 1-8-15

The cave dwellers of Predmosti in the Czech Republic were hunters who ate mammals. Their dumps which date back to 15,000 B.C. have been found by modern archeologists to contain the bones of nearly 2,000 mammals.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-7-15

The first lottery in America was held by the Virginia Company on June 26, 1614. The grand prize was 4,500 crowns.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-6-15

Q — What is the most densely populated country?
A — Monaco. It has 41,000 people per square mile.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-5-15

No Anthony, camels do not store water in their humps. They store fat in the humps, and when food gets scarce in the desert, it keeps the camels alive.

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Gibraltar, the name comes from the Arabic Jebel-al-Tarik which means “mountain of of Tarik.” named after an Arab general, Tark ib n Zaid who captured Gibraltar in A.D. 711.

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Beer was probably the most popular drink in Mesopotamia. It was made from malted barley before 6000 B.C.

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The word satin comes from the Latin “seta” which means hair. Thus, satiny hair really means hairy hair.

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Irving Berlin, whose real name was Israel B Saline was born in Siberia in 1888. He was 4 when he and his family emigrated to american and settled in New York city where he wrote our unofficial national anthem, “God Bless America.”

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The most overworked word in the English language is “set”. It has 58 noun uses, 126 verb uses and is used 10 ways as a participal adjective.

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The cave dwellers of Predmosti in the Czech Republic were hunters who ate mammals. Their dumps which date back to 15,000 B.C. have been found by modern archeologists to contain the bones of nearly 2,000 mammals.

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The first lottery in America was held by the Virginia Company on June 26, 1614. The grand prize was 4,500 crowns.

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Q — What is the most densely populated country?A — Monaco. It has 41,000 people per square mile.

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No Anthony, camels do not store water in their humps. They store fat in the humps, and when food gets scarce in the desert, it keeps the camels alive.

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Q — What is the most densely populated country?
A — Monaco. It has 41,000 people per square mile.