But you can not beat the old-fashioned way... having a Stork deliver your baby.

• the largest toy distributor in the world
• the largest owner of playgrounds in the world
• the #1 owner of property in the world

I'm lovin' it.

76 percent of people who get chocolate bunnies eat the ears first. Do you?

Both teams lost two games in the conference. The '93 team lost their two games at Wake Forest and at Duke. This year's team lost...at Wake Forest and at Duke. Both teams suffered an early nonconference loss, with the '93 squad falling to Michigan and this year's team dropping the opener to Santa Clara. Both teams won the ACC regular season title with a 14-2 record and exited the ACC Tournament at the hands of Georgia Tech--77-75 in 1993 and 78-75 this year. The 1993 team was perfect at home, lost two games on the road, and lost two games on neutral courts. This year's team is perfect at home, lost two games on the road, and lost two games on neutral courts.

A player with the last name of Williams wore jersey number 21 on both teams (Donald in 1993, Jawad in 2005) and backup point guards on both teams wore number 11 (Scott Cherry in 1993, Quentin Thomas in 2005). The lowest scorer among the regular 1993 starters? Henrik Rodl, number 5 (he started 26 games, Donald Williams started only 14). The lowest scorer among the 2005 starters? Jackie Manuel, number 5. We won it all in 1993 --looks like we're going to win it all again this year.

If you pronounce this word "for-tay" then perhaps the English language is less of your forte than you would like to admit.

The word forte, coming from French fort, should properly be pronounced with one syllable, like the English word fort. But you're certainly not alone in your error; common usage prefers the two-syllable pronunciation, (fôr' te). In a recent survey a strong majority of the Usage Panel, 74 percent, preferred the two-syllable pronunciation. The result is a delicate situation; speakers who are aware of the origin of the word may wish to continue to pronounce it as one syllable but risk sounding incorrect to the less articulate.

When all was said and done, Louisa and Rich were still willing to give each other a congratulatory kiss on a job well done.

That is 15,000 drinks every second! Just take a look at all the brands the Coca-Cola Company owns.

On a sadder note, the owner of Coca-Cola sold two men the exclusive rights to bottle Coca-Cola across the US for only one dollar ($1) in 1899.

A couple of weeks ago, he finished the New York Times' Sunday puzzle in 5 minutes. Of course, that was online, he said; it would have taken more time by hand. The puzzles in the New York Times increase in difficulty from Monday to Sunday.

According to the World Association of Newspapers, documentation has arisen that shows a newspaper entitled "Relation" began printing in 1605 in Strasbourg, France.

Today more than a billion people read a daily newspaper in print.

Using a modified version of sign language, Koko has a vocabulary of over 1,000 words, in addition to understanding spoken English!

Dr. Penny Patterson has been teaching her for 23 years and there are some great videos of her signing, painting, etc.

The world's largest lollipop was made by Jolly Rancher in 2002 and weighed in at over two tons and a billion calories. Meaning that it would take a 150 lb person a straight year of running a 9 minute mile to burn off all the fat-free calories.

But no one's allowed to lick it. Suckers.

Good old CEO Jeff Bezos ('99 Time Man of the Year) doesn't get to a net worth of $4.85 billion by being fair...

This site registers every domain name imaginable and then sells them at a set rate ($995 for 3-letter domains, $695 for 6-letter domains).

Just think - you can get www.3t8.com or www.q4d.com for only $995!

And just as discovered with last April's fact, they still keep track of everything!

As if things weren't bad enough, doctors in New York City report that a new strain of HIV has been found that appears to resist all current drug cocktails.

But the estimated annual number of AIDS-related deaths in the US fell 14% from 1998-2002 to 16,371 in 2002.

Check out the E=mc² fact from a few weeks ago.

Then, within CBS Enterprises, Viacom owns King World Media which distributes Oprah, Dr.Phil, Wheel of Fortune, and Jeopardy, among others...

On top of that, Viacom Outdoor is the largest outdoor advertising company in North America, with all those billboards along streets and highways. Not to mention Paramount Pictures, which has 2,500 titles including Titanic, Forrest Gump, Napoleon Dynamite, etc.

The NHL sesason was cancelled this year, but normally the league produces $2 billion in annual revenue, of which 75% goes to players' salaries.

Anthony Greco, 18, became the first person arrested for spim (unsolicited instant messages) on February 21, 2005.

How's that for motivation?

Of that, the male grooming side makes up only $16 billion. Maybe this means that women spend almost 8 times as much on their looks as men.

This is all according to Procter & Gamble's CEO A.G. Lafley, who also mentions that P&G has 16 "billion-dollar" brands, that each bring in more than $1 billion in revenue, including Tide, Olay, Crest, Charmin, Pampers, etc.

Is this a good use of money, or could it be better used?

It's a palindrome, just like "Damn, I, Agassi, miss again! Mad!" is.