| Purge the brain of factoids and start real life again, get with some real writing, read a real book. |
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| If you're fascinated by factoids you might get a bang out of the following information. |
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| There's also an enjoyable trivia track that serves up Pop-Up Video-style factoids about both the movie and the social environment it depicts. |
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| Along with the spells, charms, incantations, and potion recipes, there were manuals, instructions, factoids, magical messages, and even stories. |
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| And on and on he goes like that for two pages of second hand factoids and observations that never rise above the pseudo-intellectual. |
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| Unfortunately, he doles out information in tiny factoids and leaves long gaps of silence between them. |
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| Billions of virus-like packets of little news factoids fly around the net, and people intercept packets that meet criteria of interest. |
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| This book contains many factoids that were useful with respect to my professional needs, but the most memorable paragraph for me is this one. |
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| And if you're a longtime fan, the biography helps explain the inner workings of the band and offers factoids you can use to, ahem, impress your friends. |
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| Brief drama snippets and tiny factoids, that's all we get these days. |
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| Test your knowledge of their on-screen and off-screen triumphs, tragedies, and occasional tackiness by matching a dozen fun factoids with the correct diva. |
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| The adventure begins at the Capital Infocentre, where each team is given a map filled with clues and interesting factoids. |
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| Watch how factoids and information overload are used to blur the line between crises and light news, so that every event becomes a panic situation. |
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| This is the McGill Trivia Club, an organization dedicated to the most worthy pastime of answering difficult questions based on factoids from a wide range of categories. |
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| Yet among his mish-mash of randomized factoids, there did occur a moment of lucidity. |
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| As an Air Force targeteer at heart, this reviewer was intrigued to read the various histories and factoids for each of the guided missiles. |
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| I think the discussion should be a discussion in good faith, in that we are really trying to not just look for all of the partial scientific factoids that support one particular case. |
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| And unlike Britain's Private Eye, France's Canard Enchaîné or the now defunct Spy from New York, it offers no inside gossip just comic relief from the facts, factoids and earnestness of the regular media. |
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| Unfortunately. What makes this book far more than a Googled list of watery factoids is Ms Sherr's energetic focus on the newest swimming research and her articulate devotion to swimming as a way of life. |
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| There are now 'factlets', which are distinguished from factoids in that they are true but completely arcane and useless. |
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| Factoids can be freely traded, so a store can provide Entry Credits to customers, without customers having to have any Factoids. |
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