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Art Trivia for this week: "The Red Vineyard"

Did you know that Van Gogh has only sold one painting during his lifetime?

It was "The red Vineyard" or "The Red Vines" which has bought by Anna Boch for 400 Belgian francs in Belgium several months before he committed su***de at 37 by shooting himself with a revolver thinking himself a failure.

Pe Trivia for this week: "Golf Ball's have an Average of 336 dimples"

How many dimples do you think a golf ball has? They are said to have sizes ranging from 300 to 500 dimples.

The dimples on a golf ball are designed to make it more aerodynamic, allowing it to travel further in the air. There are no official rules that governing the number of dimples that the golf ball can have, but most have between 300 and 500.

Here's the art trivia for this week: "The World's Largest Painting"

Learn more about the world's largest painting!

Music trivia for this week: "With a smile" by Eraserheads

"Sagutin mo lang ako aking sinta'y walang humpay o ligaya, At asahang iibigin ka, Sa tanghali sa gabi at umaga"

Health Trivia for this week: "Some common sleeping Disorders"

Medical illnesses that influence the quality and length of your sleep are known as sleep disorders. They can have a significant influence on your daytime functioning, quality of life, and general health due to the sleep deprivation they produce.

Pe trivia for this week: "The silhouette on the PBA logo is the legendary Filipino basketball player, Robert "The Big J" Jaworski."

Robert Jaworski, born on March 8, 1946, was nicknamed "The Barreling Big J" because of his ability to easily enter the interior and break the defense by "barreling" his way inside.

The silhouette of Big J dribbling a ball was originally part of the PBA logo, which featured two generic players in mid-air.

Art Trivia for this week: "Urduja"

Princess Urduja was described as the daughter of Tawalisi, the ruler of a land also called Tawalisi. According to Ibn Battuta, the ruler of Tawalisi possessed many ships and was a rival of China, which was ruled by a Mongol dynasty at the time.

Furthermore, Urduja was recognized as the first fully-animated Filipino film, created by an all-Filipino group of animators using traditional (han-drawn) animation with some 3D effects.

Music Trivia for this week: "Ben&Ben created a song inspired by fan’s hidden feelings for her best friend"

Ben&Ben revealed that they had written a song after reading a fan's story about hiding her romantic feelings for her best friend for eight years.

The fan, who went by the YouTube username "Anne jou," shared her story in the comment section of the band's music video for "Pagtingin," saying she had feelings for her best friend from high school but never told him because she was afraid of losing their friendship and him himself. And who went to her best friend's wedding, whom she has been in love with for eight years.

“Lifetime” was directly inspired by the story of this fan with the username of "Anne Jou".

Health trivia for this week: "Panic attack"

Panic attacks can be confusing as well as scary. People generally can’t predict them and there’s often no clear cause. They can happen in stressful situations but also during calm moments. You can be that person even without understanding why they get panic attacks. That’s far less important than your ability to offer empathy and recognize their distress as real and significant.

Pe trivia for this week: "Basketball"

Basketball was originally played in the Philippines in 1905, according to sports columnist Manolo R. Iigo of the Philippine Daily Inquirer. The fact that the first players were not boys, but girls, is even more surprising!
Basketball was introduced to the United States by American physical education teachers in the 1900s, along with other sports such as baseball and boxing.
Meanwhile, at the 1911 Manila Carnival and Athletic Meet, the first official basketball tournament for girls was held. Tondo Intermediate School won the five-team championship and therefore reigned supreme in this game.
Former POC president Julian Malonso also revealed that among the notable Filipina basketball players from this golden era were the late Aurora Quezon, President Quezon's wife, and Josefa Edralin Marcos, President Ferdinand Marcos' mother.

Art trivia for this week: "The Baclayon Church"

The Baclayon Church in Bohol is considered to be one of the oldest churches in the country. Baclayon was the Spanish Jesuit missionaries' first choice for a base, but fear of Moro marauders led them to relocate to Loboc. Baclayon became a parish only in 1717, leading the construction of the church. The church was built by 200 native laborers who gathered coral stones from the sea, cut them into blocks, and lifted them with bamboo. They used the white of around 2 million eggs to cement the blocks together. The church was finished in 1727 and was given a big bell in 1835.

Unfortunately, the Baclayon Church is one of the heritage sites in Bohol that was destroyed on October 15, 2013.