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Hey, all you Twitter fans out there! @WikiAnswers has been a staple of our Twitter escapades and now Answers.com is getting on the Twitter bandwagon. Ashton Kutcher and Oprah Winfrey, look out. We’ll be sending interesting bits of information to you, one tweet at a time. We’ll feature birthdays, historical events, words and other interesting facts that you may not have known about. You’ll be able to bring up these little morsels at your coffee break and look even smarter than you already are. Follow us at @AnswersDotCom. Tweet on!

Feeling like you are having a 21st Century Breakdown? Can’t Get No Satisfaction? Are you having a Bad Day? You can try to Blame It on the Hound Dog, but that would just be Ironic. Wipe off that Poker Face and look at your Reflection in the mirror so that you can see The Way You Look Tonight. There’s no need to feel like a Refugee.

The Saga Begins. Answers.com has added Lyrics from Gracenote. In case you’re thinking “That Don’t Impress Me Much,” it should. You can now find lyrics from all your favorite artists, including Frank Sinatra, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Beyonce, ABBA, Britney Spears and Weird Al Yankovic.

Release your inner Dancing Queen. It’s time to Breakaway. It’s a Beautiful Day! Try Walking on Sunshine and just Soak Up the Sun. Trust me, once you start searching through these lyrics, you’ll find that they are a Hard Habit to Break. Take These Words to heart, they’re no 30,000 Pounds of Bananas.

Bye Bye Bye.

How many times have you asked the question “Why are the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary important?” Ok, not that often, but you have to admit, it would be cool to know. There is a whole slew of questions about American politics and the American Presidency in our new collection of Q&As from our friends at Visible Ink. Here are some examples:

• What are some personality quirks of presidents?
• How much money is spent on presidential campaigns?
• What are the unwritten requirements for becoming president?
• How did Abigail Adams differ from Martha Washington?
• Who are some notable losers of presidential elections?
• What is a “kitchen cabinet”?
• How have presidents viewed social programs since the New Deal and the Great Society?
• Why did Jimmy Carter sign away rights to the Panama Canal?
• What did George Bush mean by the phrase, the “new world order”?
• What events led to the Korean War?
• What was the 9/11 commission?
• Why was Edith Wilson referred to as “Mrs. President”?
• How did the Vietnam War end?
• What was the Age of Jackson?
• In what ways was Theodore Roosevelt a maverick?
• What was Lady Bird Johnson’s beautification program?

Fulfill your civic duty. Browse through The Handy President’s Answer Book and learn things that will shock and amaze you about the highest office of the United States.

The American Heritage Dictionary defines science as: The observation, identification, description, experimental investigation, and theoretical explanation of phenomena. Cool. There are so many interesting things out there that Answers.com went out and got a whole collection of Q&As to explain your scientific conundrums. 

• Physics questions like: Why does a curve ball curve?
• Space questions like: What was the Tunguska Event?
• Earth questions like: How many different kinds of faults have been identified?
• Climate questions like: Is it ever too cold to snow?
• Material questions like: Is glass a solid or a liquid?
• Energy questions like: How does driving speed affect gas mileage for most automobiles?
• Environment questions like: Why did dinosaurs become extinct?
• Biology questions like: What was the first commercial use of genetic engineering?
• Plant questions like: What are luffa sponges?
• Animal questions like: Which is stronger-steel or silk from a spider’s web?
• Human Body questions like: What makes knuckles crack?
• Health questions like: Which disease is the deadliest?
• Measures questions like: Why are the lengths of the seasons not equal?
• Structures questions like: How tall is the figure on the Statue of Liberty, and how much does it weigh?
• Transportation questions like: Where is the black box carried on an airplane?
• Communication questions like: How do submerged submarines communicate? 

Riffle through The Handy Science Answer Book. There are loads of questions to stimulate your scientific mind. Fascinating!