Subscribe to TRIVIA TODAY
 
Subscribe to DEAL OF THE DAY
 



TRIVIA TODAY - Monday, June 10, 2013

Greetings Infomaniacs,


Thank you for joining me today, readers! I hope you had a great weekend. Let's kick this Monday off right with a random assortment of facts...

Enjoy!
Melissa


Questions? Comments? Email Melissa

P.S. EVTV1 is back and better than ever! This video portal was created to weed through the online clutter to bring you the best animal video clips...funniest videos...most popular...PLUS the most unusual. New videos are added daily! It's the future of entertainment available today, all in one place.

Visit and Enjoy: EVTV1.com


TODAY'S MYSTERY QUOTE

QUOTE: "Empty pockets never held anyone back. Only empty heads and empty hearts can do that."

HINT: 1898-1993, American Christian Reformed Pastor, Speaker, Author


RANDOM TIDBITS

A 'clue' originally meant a ball of thread. This is why one is said to 'unravel' the clues of a mystery.

The act of snapping one's fingers has a name. It is called a 'fillip.'

Measurements have nothing to do with a Ten-Gallon hat. The name comes from sombrero galon, which means 'braided hat' in Spanish.

Giant Sequoias in California's Sequoia National Park range from 2,000 to 2,100 years old and can measure 275 feet tall and 30 feet across.

30 percent of the degrees awarded in China and India are engineering degrees. In the US, that number is only 4 percent.

Each unit on the Richter Scale is equivalent to a power factor of about 32. So a 6 is 32 times more powerful than a 5.


*** Weekly Mind-Scrambler ***

What remains dark when all else is light?

Submit your answer by clicking: HERE

Answer will be posted in Friday's Trivia Today. Good Luck!

If your name appears in Friday's newsletter, EMAIL MICHELE your complete name and address to be shipped your prize. Be sure to put "Winner" in the subject line.


TODAY'S MYSTERY QUOTE

QUOTE: "Empty pockets never held anyone back. Only empty heads and empty hearts can do that."

ANSWER: Norman Vincent Peale.

***

Missed an Issue? Visit the Trivia Today Archives