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Hello, members! I (Sethia) hope you’re basking in the gentle delight of another Monday. Did you have a fantastic weekend? Because I certainly did! I had an absolute blast catching up with the lovely SDC team. Even though my week hasn’t exactly been the cheeriest, I’m grateful to be surrounded by people who know how to bring a smile to my face. So if your day has been on the drearier side, too, let our piping hot dish of stories add some pepper to your step!

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Today's Afternoon Trivia

Which element has the lowest freezing point?

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Carbon

Oxygen

Helium

Mercury

Scroll to the bottom of the newsletter for the answer.

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(Grand)Dad joke of the day

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Monday, 27 May

What's the image saying?

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Fact of the day

The origin of Photoshop

Image Source: American School of Art and Photography

Long before filters, people from the Victorian era had their own version of Photoshop. Back then, photographers used brushes and colours to meticulously erase any imperfections, an early form of ‘retouching’.

WORD OF THE DAY

Panoply

An impressive collection. For example: ‘The museum showcased a panoply of ancient artifacts.’ Pronounced as PAN-UH-PLEE.

Quote of the day

‘The human capacity for burden is like bamboo—far more flexible than you'd ever believe at first glance.’

— Jodi Picoult

Today's trivia answer:

Helium is the element with the lowest freezing point.

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