1. The uvulva (known as the thing that hangs at the back of your throat) is made up of muscle and connective tissue and is covered with the same mucous membrane that lines the inside of your cheeks and the roof of your mouth .
2. In 1907, car salesman John Hertz looked at the surplus of traded-in cars and decided to start a taxi business. Since taxis needed to stand out, the color yellow was chosen as a result of a survey done by the University of Chicago.
3. The United Nations estimates that there are over three million shipwrecks on the ocean floors. Lost, destroyed, or deliberately sunk, these wrecks are of interest to divers, underwater archaeologists, and treasure hunters alike.
4. The longest-lived president of the US. was Gerald Ford, who died at the age of 93 years and 165 days. Ronald Regan was the second longest-lived , only 45 days short of Ford. The oldest living president, George H.W. Bush, will tie Regan if he lives to IOctober 10,2017, and tie Ford if he lives to November 23, 2017.
2. In 1907, car salesman John Hertz looked at the surplus of traded-in cars and decided to start a taxi business. Since taxis needed to stand out, the color yellow was chosen as a result of a survey done by the University of Chicago.
3. The United Nations estimates that there are over three million shipwrecks on the ocean floors. Lost, destroyed, or deliberately sunk, these wrecks are of interest to divers, underwater archaeologists, and treasure hunters alike.
4. The longest-lived president of the US. was Gerald Ford, who died at the age of 93 years and 165 days. Ronald Regan was the second longest-lived , only 45 days short of Ford. The oldest living president, George H.W. Bush, will tie Regan if he lives to IOctober 10,2017, and tie Ford if he lives to November 23, 2017.