Julius Caesar’s full name was Gaius Julius Caesar, and he was born in Rome around 100 BC. Though he would become one of the most recognized figures in all of history, Caesar came from a noble family that carried social standing without particularly deep pockets. The month of July takes its name from Caesar, born…
Our Experience at Yungblud’s IDOLS Tour in Atlanta Georgia
The main reason we took our little mini-vacation to Atlanta, Georgia, when we did was because my wife is a huge fan of the musician Yungblud. I had actually heard one of his songs on the radio before knowing who he was, but I’m not a big fan of the rock genre compared to her….
Fun Facts and Trivia About The Chemical Element Cerium
Cerium carries the chemical symbol Ce and atomic number 58, placing it within the lanthanide group of rare-earth elements. The rare-earth label is misleading in cerium’s case. It is actually present in Earth’s crust in quantities comparable to copper and roughly three times greater than lead. The element was identified in 1803 by Swedish chemists…
Things I Like: Lois Lane (DCEU)
I’ve had a major crush on Amy Adams since the early 2010s, and I was certainly fine with her being cast as Lois Lane in the DCEU after Man of Steel, starring Henry Cavill, hit theaters. While I do enjoy her performance in the role, she wasn’t quite the ideal Lois Lane. One key reason…
Fun Facts and Trivia About The Golden Sacagawea Dollar
The Sacagawea dollar entered circulation in 2000, positioned as a fresh attempt at making a dollar coin that Americans would actually use. Its immediate predecessor, the Susan B. Anthony dollar, had largely failed to catch on, and the Mint hoped a new design would change the outcome. The front of the coin depicts Sacagawea, who…