Mon, 26 April 2010
Mostly Trivial 187 Coral Reefs [trivia] The word REEF originated from German word REF. This word was introduced by mariners and signify underwater ridge or rock derivation organic as well as inorganic, being a danger to ships. Today this term refers only to organic structures, originated from accumulation of reef-builders' skeletons (today the main reef builders are corals... that's why the most common reefs are coral reefs!) Reefs have dense structure resistable to wave action. The fastest growth of reefs are in coastal water zone on depth not bigger than 32 feet. Many organisms have been built reef-like structures since the begin of Paleozoic era (about 570 millions ago...whew!). There were Archaecyatha (they had been living only during the Cambrian period) and Algae. For comparison Homo sapiens has exist on Earth for 200 thousand years; Earth has 4,6 billion years... WOW. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. What Do You Know , Joe? The Latin name of this coral reef predator, is a threat to the Great Barrier Reef. A. Brittle Star B. Crown-of-Thorns Starfish C. Sea Daisy D. Elephant Ear Spikes Last Posts Answer: C: 17 feet 6 inches Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. Direct download: 187_Mostly_Trivial_187_Coral_Reefs_trivia.mp3 Category:podcasts -- posted at: 3:08 PM |
Thu, 15 April 2010
Mostly Trivial 186 Shaving [trivia]
History of Razors and Shaving
Gillette Razors
On November 15, 1904, patent # 775,134 was granted to King C. Gillette for a safety 'razor'. King Camp Gillette was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1855. To support himself when the family's home was destroyed in the Chicago Fire of 1871, Gillette became a traveling salesman. This work led him to William Painter, the inventor of the disposable Crown Cork bottle cap, who assured Gillette that a successful invention was one that was purchased over and over again by satisfied customer.
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Guinness World Record for the longest beard is how long held by Hans Lang Seith of Iowa?
A: 8 feet 6 inches
B: 12 feet 6 inches
C: 17 feet 6 inches
Last Posts Answer: B. David Blaine
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Tue, 6 April 2010
Mostly Trivial 185 Magic [trivia]
Cave men and how magic started
Magic has been practiced for a very long time. In fact it goes back as far as 50,000 B.C. Can you believe it, 52,000 years ago magic was started?
Prehistoric people who buried cave bears probably started "magic". They probably did this as a magic rite (spell). Scientists believe those drawings and carvings are a form of magic. For example, hunters would probably draw animals or hunting scenes before going on hunting trips. They probably believed that the drawings would come to life while they were gone. They believed in its power but it didn’t actually work. By drawing the scenes they gave themselves self-confidence. That was their magic.
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What magician lived in a transparent case suspended 30 feet in the air on the south bank of the River Thames for 44 days without any food or sleep?
A: Ken Livingstone B: David Blaine C: Lance Burton D: David Copperfield Answers from Last Post: B. Ampere Born in Lyon, France, in 1775, Andre-Marie Ampere was schooled at home by his father and showed an aptitude for mathematics at an early age. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley.
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