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Leslie Elman
LESLIE’S TRIVIA BITS: August 3, 2020
At approximately 92 feet below sea level, Baku, Azerbaijan, is the world capital with the lowest elevation and the world’s largest city below sea level. A trading port on the Caspian Sea since ancient times, Baku has some extraordinary modern architecture including a carpet museum that resembles a...
LESLIE’S TRIVIA BITS: July 22, 2022
Cosmochemistry is the study of the chemical composition of the universe and how it came to be. The field originated in the 1930s, long before space missions started collecting samples of moon rocks and space dust. Helpfully, the universe regularly deposits extraterrestrial matter on Earth in the form of...
LESLIE’S TRIVIA BITS: July 15, 2022
They didn’t agree on everything, but a love of opera is something the late U.S Supreme Court justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia had in common. Even their eloquent disagreements about the interpretation of the U.S. Constitution had dramatic flair and operatic passion. In fact, the one-act...
LESLIE’S TRIVIA BITS: July 11, 2022
Although we call all Olympic first-place finishers gold medalists, no gold medals were awarded at the first modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. First-place finishers received a silver medal, an olive branch and a diploma. Second-place finishers received a bronze medal, a laurel branch and a diploma....
LESLIE’S TRIVIA BITS: July 1, 2022
Morocco was the first nation on Earth to recognize the United States as an independent country. The acknowledgement was made in 1777, largely at the request of the Continental Congress who wanted safety for American trading ships visiting the Moroccan port of Tangier. The official Moroccan-American Treaty...
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