In 2004, 17% of men cycled to/from work, while the same figure for women was 36%.
How many seconds are there in a year?
There are 31,536,000 seconds in a year if it is not a leap year (if it is a leap year it is: 31,622,400).
How many broadband households used wireless internet in 2009?
48% of households with broadband have used a wireless network in August 2009.
Is Langbortistan real?
Langtbortistan is a fictional country in the Donald Duck universe, the name of the country was invented by Danish translator Sonja Rindom.
What was the first and last song The Beatles recorded?
“When I’m Sixty Four” was the first song recorded for the Beatles Sgt. Pepper album, the last being “Within You Without You”.
Where does the word school come from?
The word school comes from the Latin word schola, which in turn comes from the Greek word schole, freedom, i.e. freedom from practical work and the opportunity for intellectual expression.
How long has football been an Olympic sport?
Football has been an Olympic sport since 1908, but was shown as a demonstration sport at the 1900 Olympics. However, football was dropped from the Olympic program for the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics due to the sport’s low popularity in the US.
What is the human resting heart rate?
The average person has a resting heart rate of between 70-80 beats per minute. Over the course of an average life, that adds up to around 3.5 billion beats.
When did people start wearing clothes?
It is believed that humans started wearing clothes around 75,000-42,000 years ago.
