FOTD: Who came up with the idea for the We Are The World record which funded the USA for Africa charity?

While Quincy Jones always gets most of the credit for pulling everyone together to create the We Are The World recording it was not his idea. It was actually Harry ...

Image of the Day 1-28-12 Partial Solar Eclipse At The Temple of Poseidon

This is one of Chris's most amazing images. It was chosen to appear on the Astronomy Picture of the Day, Lunar Photo of the Day, and even the National Geographic ...

Woman ‘Cooked to Death’ at Retreat with New Age Guru

Last summer, Chantale Lavigne  was attending a retreat in Quebec hosted by Gabrielle Frechette, a self styled therapist and New Age guru, when the unthinkable happened.  After a grueling session called ...

Nerds We’ve Loved

[caption id="attachment_554" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Does Steve Urkel crack your all time favorites list?"][/caption]As much as we probably all admit to being way too cool to ever be considered one – ...

Supergroups of the 70s

The ‘Supergroups’ of the 70’s - just who were the best, what legacy’s did they leave their fans – and what did their music mean to you? Try to encapsulate a ...

Ron Paul Making Waves in GOP Race for the Nomination

If you've followed Extraordinary Intelligence for the past few years, you know that I've been an avid supporter of Congressman Ron Paul and his mission to spread the message of ...

CNN Debate Highlights and the State of the Race

The CNN debate co-hosted by the Republican Party of Florida, and the Hispanic Leadership Network was entertaining, to say the least.  While I have a clear bias, I do believe ...

FOTD: What was Epstein’s full name on the show, “Welcome Back, Kotter”?

Robert Hegyes portrayed Juan Epstein whose full name on the show, "Welcome Back, Kotter" was, Juan Luis Pedro Felipo de Huevos Epstein.

FOTD: What singer was nicknamed, “Little Miss Dynamite”?

Brenda Lee was nicknamed Little Miss Dynamite.

FOTD: Who discovered gold at Sutter’s Creek, California in 1848?

John Marshall was the first to spot the gold at Sutter's Creek, California that led to the California Gold Rush.
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