New Version, New Season, New Energy! Somebody’s Heartbreak (Lost & Found) is available EVERYWHERE NOW! It’s been a long time in the making because this song has always been one of my personal favorites to play live and it’s evolved into so many versions over the years. Naturally, this is my new favorite version and I hope it’s yours too! It may sound fresh, it may sound familiar, any way it sounds to you, it’s all new and it’s all yours! I can’t wait for you to hear it and to hear what you think! Cheers friends!
@FOXTV#thequizwithballs should take a page out of Jeopardy’s book and apologize for using outdated and inaccurate answer of “Grinch Syndrome” on Doctor. Doctor question
Yesterday’s program included a clue about postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS). After hearing from the community, we found we used an outdated and inaccurate term for this disorder, and we apologize.
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Sea otters use loose skin pockets under each forearm to store both collected food and preferred rocks, using the rocks to open mollusks and clams
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In 1999, Australian truck driver Bill Morgan was involved in a serious accident that left him in a coma.
Even though doctors said he had no chance of living, he miraculously woke up after 12 days and was completely fine.
Feeling lucky to have survived, he bought a scratch lottery ticket. The result? He won a $17,000 car.
Normally, winning a car wouldn't have made it to the news, but because of Morgan's accident story, Channel 9 decided to do a feature on the man who was "clinically dead and came back to win the lottery."
While filming, they asked him to buy a lottery ticket so they could reenact the winning scratch.
He happily obliged and started scratching the ticket on camera. To everyone's dismay, he won a further $250,000.