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| professional wrestler Brain Damage held the CZW Iron Man and the CZW Ultraviolent Underground Championships simultaneously. |
| Cooks syndrome is a hereditary disorder characterized by the absence of toenails. |
| The album Here We Go Then, You And I was said to confirm Morten Abel's status as Norway's "king of pop". |
| Charles Wesley Shilling, a physician in the United States Navy, was the first person to transfer from a submarine to the surface in a rescue diving bell (pictured). |
| Producer Anna Turner, co-host of Hearts of Space as "Annamystic", reportedly communicated with a spirit named Lazaris. |
| The Norwegian coastal steamer SS Barøy replaced a vessel sunk by the Royal Navy during the 1940 Norwegian Campaign and was herself sunk by the Fleet Air Arm the next year. |
| Medieval historian Dorothy Whitelock called the Liber Eliensis "unique among post-Conquest monastic histories". |
| Thompson Pass holds the Alaskan records for snowfall in a single day, a whole winter, and the annual average snowfall. |
| The pro-communist 1950 May Day speech given by the Trade Union Congress president Thakin Lwin revealed a major split in the Burma Socialist Party. |
| The 1898 Michigan Wolverines football team's Western Conference championship inspired a student to write the fight song "The Victors". |
| Eleven of the Twelve Heavenly Generals at Shin-Yakushi-ji temple (hon-dō pictured) in Nara, Japan, are made of clay and date to the 8th century while the wooden statue of Haira was made in 1931. |
| Augustus Dickens, the brother of English novelist Charles Dickens, abandoned his blind wife in London and ran away to America with another woman?. |
| The Prewitt-Allen Archaeological Museum in Salem, Oregon, has a mummy of a 3,500 year-old falcon. |
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