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five random things I have learned in the past week
1. Benedict IX was pope three times.
2. Bald eagles in the United States (even in zoos) belong to the federal government.
3. Merriam-Webster dictionary entries are chronological (oldest first), not order of use. (I should've known this one!)
4. Word's Go To function will work with relative numbers (-3, +4) to change location in a document. (It actually says that on the dialog box that pops up, but I've never used it.) This can be really useful if you want to skip forward 3 chapters, and you use a heading style to define chapters, for example.
5. I was born halfway between the Beaver Moon and the Cold Moon (also known as the Long Night Moon).
2. Bald eagles in the United States (even in zoos) belong to the federal government.
3. Merriam-Webster dictionary entries are chronological (oldest first), not order of use. (I should've known this one!)
4. Word's Go To function will work with relative numbers (-3, +4) to change location in a document. (It actually says that on the dialog box that pops up, but I've never used it.) This can be really useful if you want to skip forward 3 chapters, and you use a heading style to define chapters, for example.
5. I was born halfway between the Beaver Moon and the Cold Moon (also known as the Long Night Moon).
