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1 / 60 MicroStockHub/Getty ImagesWe bet you didn’t know these“Did you know” facts are everywhere, and you might start to hear some over and over again, on the back of a Snapple cap or something. Yes, you know that Napoleon wasn’t really that short and that frogs don’t drink. But, for your brain-food pleasure, here’s a plethora of “did you know” facts that you probably haven’t heard before. And for more cool trivia, here are 100 interesting facts about basically everything. Plus, Netflix has you covered on double the trivia fun with their interactive trivia game—Triviaverse. 2 / 60 shimbu saini/ShutterstockDid you know each insect is a host to ten bacterial species?There are around 2 billion species on Earth—with 6.8 million likely to be species of insects. And up to 10 types of bacteria lives inside of each of these insects! Here are more bizarre bug facts that will totally freak you out. 3 / 60 David Fisher/ShutterstockDid you know Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are incredibly distant cousins?The old wives’ tale that we’re attracted to people who look like our parents may be debatable, but the Duke and Duchess of Sussex share more than just a marriage. Apparently, they share an ancestor dating 15 generations back. But they’re not the first royals to be married and related—here are more royals who married their relatives. Plus, check out these less disturbing “did you know” facts about the British royal family. 4 / 60 lapas77/shutterstockDid you know instrument strings were made from animals?The strings of string instruments were originally made from the guts of animals like sheep or lambs. Now, instrument makers have transitioned to metal wiring. But before metal, it was common for all string instruments to be made from the guts of the animals geographically available to the makers. Find out more disturbing facts you’ll wish weren’t true. 5 / 60 Peonies May/shutterstockDid you know there were male engagement rings once?You know the story: The man spends a small fortune for a ring, kneels, and pops the question. Well, in 1926, jewelers paired with advertisers to sell the concept of the man-gagement ring. The male engagement rings had names like the Pilot, the Stag and the Master. For another “did you know” fact, this is why we wear wedding rings on the fourth finger. 6 / 60 ShutterstockDid you know Queen Elizabeth II kept track of when she wore each outfit?It’s rumored that the late Queen Elizabeth II never wore the same hat twice. If she did, she waited years to wear one again, and evidently, there was a spreadsheet that recorded her exact outfit each day. So, what did she do with all of those hats? A one-time-only

Which SDK must I download to get the 64 bit masm and the linker? Thank you.Gunther You have to know the facts before you can distort them. Gunther,Its been a while since I have downloaded a Microsoft SDK but the last one had ML64.EXE and the 64 bit linker. Vaguely I remember there were different directories for the x86 and 64 bit tools. I think the earliest SDK with ml64 was the server 2003 r2 release, later SDKs all have ml64 but impose a minimum version, 5.2 I think. Thank you, Steve and sinsi. I've downloaded the SDK and found ml64.exe and link.exe. Both files are very hidden.Gunther You have to know the facts before you can distort them. I remember that ml64's HLL statement support is weak. You have to know the facts before you can distort them. MREAL macros - when you need floating point arithmetic while assembling! You have to know the facts before you can distort them. Hi Gunther,Did you try JWlink? Hi Erol,Quote from: Vortex on February 08, 2013, 06:32:40 AMHi Gunther,Did you try JWlink? be a good alternative. Thank you for the link. I'm searching for an assembler and linker which is useable under Windows and Linux (64 bit). Gas and ld is one opportunity, jWasm and jWlink another. I've to find out how to install it on my Linux system.Gunther You have to know the facts before you can distort them. Hi Gunther,The combination of JWasm and JWlink is a very good choice.

Show came to a close in March of 1987, it offered a cliffhanger ending rather than a happy one.Famous Alum: Constance Towers, Rory Calhoun, Lana Wood, Carolyn JonesDid You Know: Capitol filmed the 1984 wedding of Trey and Sloan at the Jefferson Memorial.LovingYears Aired: 1983-1995Just the Facts: Set in the university town of Corinth, PA, Loving was the brainchild of veteran soap scribes Agnes Nixon and Douglas Marland, and centered around the upper-crust Alden family and the middle-class Rescotts and Vocheks. When Loving came to an end, it did so in a way other soaps did not, to give birth to another soap, The City.Famous Alum: Patricia Kalember, Michael Weatherly, Laura Wright, Randolph Mantooth, Bryan CranstonDid You Know: Loving made its debut as a two-hour made-for-TV movie starring Lloyd Bridges and Geraldine Page.Santa BarbaraYears Aired: 1984-1993Just the Facts: Created by Bridget and Jerome Dobson, Santa Barbara seemed like it never had a chance as it competed against the mega-popular General Hospital. It centered around the Capwell and Lockridge families, with its breakout pair being upper-class Eden Capwell and Latino cop Cruz Castillo.Famous Alum: Robin Wright, Sydney Penny, Dame Judith Anderson, Marcy Walker, A Martinez, Eileen DavidsonDid You Know: Santa Barbara creator Bridget Dobson was the daughter of General Hospital creators Frank and Doris Hursley.The Bold and the BeautifulYears Aired: 1987-PresentJust the Facts: After the success of Y&R, CBS asked Bill Bell to create another soap, and this time, he enlisted the help of his wife, Lee Phillip Bell, to help. They created The Bold and the Beautiful and set it in the Los Angeles fashion world, telling the tale of the Forrester, Spencer, and Logan clans, the three main families on this show today.Famous Alum: Jack Wagner, Dick Christie, Hunter Tylo, Alley Mills, Denise Richards, Usher, Mario LopezDid You Know: Rags was the original name the Bells gave their new soap before its 1987 premiere.GenerationsYears Aired: 1981-1999Just the Facts: Lasting only a little over 22 months, Generations was the first soap to center around a Black core family, the Marshalls, who owned a chain of ice cream shops. Among its other core families were the Whitmores, which gave fans young heroine Sam.Famous Alum: Vivica A. Fox, Kelly Rutherford, Kristoff St. John, Richard Roundtree, Debbi Morgan, Jonelle Allen, James ReynoldsDid You Know: Both St. John and Reynolds received Daytime Emmy nominations for their work on Generations.The CityYears Aired: 1995-1997Just the Facts: