Bitful

7 things I did not know last week

1. Sarah-Jane Woodhall was nicknamed Trinny by family friend Frank Lauder - the director of the St Trinians films – when she was five-years-old. He dubbed her ‘Trinny’ when she was sent home from school for cutting off another girl’s plait.
2. Eurovision Song Contest organisers may ban countries if broadcasters reveal voters’ identities, after people in Azerbaijan were questioned by police after voting for neighbouring Armenia. Azerbaijan and Armenia fought over disputed land in the 1990s.
3. Livestock are responsible for nearly a fifth of all greenhouse emissions. We should eat more plants. Meat-free Monday anyone?
4. Sportswear brands Adidas and Puma were founded by feuding brothers.
5. Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe has put on weight.
6. We have enough body fat to sustain about 40 marathons.
7. Media files in Windows 7 taskbar thumbnails have a toolbar that allows you to play/pause and skip to next and forward items in a playlist.
   

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