(A fan of the Clinton-for-mayor scenario shared that factoid with the first couple recently, and the president was said to have shown a definite interest, while Hillary lit up like a Christmas tree).
For him, the mission of this micro-video medium is far grander than helping people find the right factoid with which to plug a particular knowledge gap.
Until this moment, I have only shared this embarrassing factoid with my husband, but as I am sitting here, reflecting on the nervous anticipation that parents feel before sending their kids to school for the first time, it seems only fair to share with fellow Moms my anxiety-fueled wardrobe malfunction on the morning of my daughter's first day of kindergarten.
The feature looks a lot like many of the company's other deep dives, including listicles of factoids, interviews with experts and editorials.
Leading the few visitors there through the chambers of the Great House, Ms. Newman enlivens her tours with quirky factoids, filling up with oddball chatter rooms whose architectural austerity is exaggerated by the paucity of furnishings.
Although museums can be enlightening, educational, and rife with interesting factoids, nothing really compares with the ability to actually experience something for one's self.
The initial library of about 5,000 media sources includes more than 2,000 audio clips with daily news, sports updates and other factoid, along with 1,000 video clips and access to 1,700 live radio stations from around the world.
The characters' facility with factoids is amusing, but the visuals are blah.
The most charitable explanation here is that US Airways is just trying to kill some time by filling your ears with factoids, as you stew on hold.
