In the spirit of C.A.N.I. (Continuous And Never-ending Improvement), here are this week’s new facts—one for each day of your coming week. Pass them on to others to keep the spirit alive or invite your friends and family to visit our blog where they can also view previous entries.
- Philadelphia, York, Lancaster, Baltimore, Annapolis, Princeton, Trenton, and New York City were the cities serving as the seat of government for the fledgling United States of America before Washington, D.C., became the nation’s permanent capital in December 1800.
- President Nixon was the first U.S. President to attend a regular season National Football League game while in office.
- Roughly a quarter of the world’s people live in China.
- Seventy percent of household dust is made up of dead skin flakes.
- The height of the 984-foot-tall Eiffel Tower varies, depending on the temperature, by as much as 6 inches.
- The largest movie theater in the world, Radio City Music Hall in New York City, opened in December, 1932. It originally had 5,945 seats.
- The largest stained-glass window in the world is at Kennedy International Airport in New York City. It can be seen on the American Airlines terminal building and measures 300 feet long by 23 feet high.
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