Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Lost Jewels
The Lethbridge jewels have been stolen! With Scotland Yard at a loss, Lord Lethbridge has hired the greatest sleuth in history, Sherlock Holmes, to recover the priceless family heirlooms. Can you help the sharp-witted detective and his trusty companion, Dr Watson, with this most peculiar case? The game’s afoot!
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Fact Lab
"Stupid is what stupid does!” Forrest Gump already knew that. A high IQ does not mean you act in the smartest way. Entrepreneur author Steve Tobak has put together certain criteria to recognize a smart person. The features include predictive thinking, self-criticism, critical thinking, ingenuity and - who would have thought thriftiness made the list too!
Ian Fleming, the writer, journalist and naval officer who is best known for his James Bond series, wrote many of his books on a gilded typewriter on a Jamaican beach. Very Bond! Oh, and he also wore a black bow-tie and kind of looked like his character!
An eagle’s vision is five times better than that of the average human being. This is due to the fact that the bird-of-prey’s retina contains one million cones per square millimetre, resulting in breathtakingly high resolution. For comparison, the human eye only has 200,000 cones per mm².