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Hi! I am working on an assignment, and I need 10 interesting facts about Donita K. Paul! I already have a few, but I need some more! If you know her, or anything interesting about her, please help me out! Thanks:) Hey, I really need answers! Please help me?

I love this little tidbit: her dog has his own chair by her computer! Check http://www.sfbookcase.com/author.asp?forename=Donita+K.&surname=Paul and http://www.donitakpaul.com/ and http://www.dragonkeeper.us/author/main.shtml (there are several interviews on this site...they may be useful). I hope this helps.
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Random Kinds Of Factness: 1001 (or So) Absolutely True Tidbits About (mostly) Everything
Random Kinds Of Factness: 1001 (or So) Absolutely True Tidbits About (mostly) Everything
This latest romp through history, politics, religion, and science from the dyno-duo Barrett and Mingo is sure to tickle the fancy of trivia buffs everywhere. Amuse your date, impress your boss, bore your kids, or be the 6th caller to win a pair of tickets to the nose-flute band concert! All because you know that a Twinkie in the microwave will explode in 45 seconds, that you have a 1 in 3,448,276 chance of dying from a snake bite, that 342 cases of tea were tossed into the "hahbah" during the Boston Tea Party or that white rhinoceroses are not actually white but grey (you'll have to read the book to discover why). Barrett and Mingo, partners in life and crime (er, writing) can do a thing or two with random facts, and this book ranks right up there. From the time the Wallace family made famous books of lists of one kind or another, readers have found fascination--or maybe just food for their obsessions--in books like Random Kinds of Factness.

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Interesting facts?
I need 3 interesting facts about the renaissance. 2 facts need to deal with culuture between 1400-1600. Please cite your sources. I really need this like SUPER soon if you could help, you'd be SUPER awesome!

This should help: http://www.42explore2.com/renaissance.htm
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Interesting Facts?
Can someone give me some interesting or weird facts about Inelastic collision? If there are any I know the defination. I WANT INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THEM. Like if someone runs so fast they bounce into space

Physicists make a net distinction between elastic and inelastic collisions. In the first case the total energy of the incident particles which enter in collision equates the energy of the particles after collision. In inelastic collisions that is not the case a part of the initial kinetic energy transforms in other kind of energies. It seems that almost all collisions are more or less inelastic.
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INTERESTING FACTS?!?!?!?!?
I need some interesting facts about Sierra Vista, Arizona. It is so small and boring I can't find any. It can be anything from famous people that were born in Sierra Vista, to interesting facts about Sierra Vista, or maybe even if famous people played concerts there. Thanks!

Notable residents * Nicole Powell, basketball player in the WNBA * Audrey Sibley, Miss Arizona 2005 * Erin Nurss, Miss Arizona 2008 * Brandi Milloy, Finalist on the ABC reality show Oprah's Big Give, Miss Sierra Vista 2005 * Glenn Spencer, activist opposed to illegal immigration and operator of Sierra Vista-based American Patrol. * Don Frye, mixed martial arts fighter * Michael Wray, winner of the first season of Hell's Kitchen Pictographs created by Native Americans can be found in certain ares of the Huachuca Mountains. The Cochise County Cavaliers have combined with the Bisbee Ironmen, both former members of the Arizona Football League (AzFL), to form the Cochise County Ironmen. The Ironmen will begin their first season of play in the Copper Football League this season (2011). Regional health concerns Residents and health professionals became concerned after observing an elevated number of leukemia and related childhood cancer cases being reported in Sierra Vista since 1995. In 2001, with 7 reported cases since 1995, the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) determined the number of cases was statistically elevated over the expected norm. In response, the ADHS launched an environmental review of air, drinking water and soil in the Sierra Vista area to determine if environmental exposure had placed residents at greater risk of childhood leukemia or other cancers. By October, 2002, the ADHS in conjunction with the Arizona Cancer Registry, determined that, "No common environmental exposure from drinking water, ambient air or waste sites were identified that might have placed residents of the Sierra Vista area at greater risk of developing leukemia." No further action was recommended at that time.[8] In 2003, three more cases of leukemia were reported. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) was hesitant to investigate in depth, initially leaving the matter to state health departments, but became involved after the ADHS requested their assistance in the spring of 2003. The CDC concluded two formal studies, in 2004 and 2006, with mixed results. They did not discover any environmental causes for the increased incidence of leukemia, but they did note that they only tested four children with leukemia. They cautioned that with such a small number of study participants, "any attempt to measure associations between environmental exposure and disease would be inherently suspect and not statistically appropriate." Biological samples were tested for 128 chemicals, with results showing average or below average levels for all chemicals except tungsten, styrene and PCB-52, which were above average.[9][10][11] There were no more reported cases in the several years following the CDC reports, bringing the occurrence statistics back in line with national averages. However, with a total of thirteen children diagnosed and another five potentially linked cases being investigated since 1995, some people still have concerns.[12][13][dead link][14][15] Families Against Cancer and Toxics (FACT) was formed in Southern Arizona in 2003 when parents of children with cancer gathered to encourage continued investigation into the possible causes of childhood leukemia.
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