Recently China announced the opening of what they call the "world's longest sea bridge."

According to a Ripley's column, there is a Shinto ceremony where people feed the alcohol drink sake to carps and then release the fish, believing they will swim away, carrying the troubles of the person who released them.

In a recent "Dennis the Menace" comic, Dennis is seated in church beside his father. He looks up and says, "Is it OK if we leave at half time?"

It is reported that Abraham Lincoln once said, "You can see what God thinks of money when you see the people He gives it to."

News reports recently told of something unusual in South Pasadena, California. The city council adopted a resolution calling for one week off from swearing.

Nathaniel Greene was one of the most celebrated generals in the American Revolution. He was a favorite of General George Washington.

In 1820, a man named Yorgos was digging in his field on the island of Milos in Greece. As he was digging, he hit upon some stones.

Dustin Carter is an extraordinary athlete. He finished his high school wrestling career with a 40-4 record. While he made it to the Ohio state championship, he did not win.

Motivational speaker Jack Canfield likes to remind people of an incident in the life of Ty Cobb ...

In one of Bishop Fulton Sheen's books, he made an interesting observation about Christianity. He said, "In other religions, one must be purified before he can knock at the door. In Christianity, one knocks at the door as a sinner, and He who answers us, heals." If that is not good news, I don't know what is.