General Knowledge Trivia

'Heroes' was an American science fiction drama television series created by Tim Kring, which aired on NBC from 2006 to 2010. The series followed ordinary people who discovered they had superhuman abilities. Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman were musicians associated with Prince's band The Revolution, while Gary Coleman was an actor famous for 'Diff'rent Strokes' - none were involved in creating Heroes.

Catfish have an extraordinary sense of taste, with approximately 27,000 taste buds distributed all over their bodies. This allows them to detect food sources in murky waters where visibility is poor. Their entire body surface is covered in taste receptors, unlike most fish that have taste buds only in their mouths and gills.

Virginia Woolf famously wrote while standing at a desk she designed herself, believing it improved her focus and creativity. This unusual working habit was noted by contemporaries and appears in biographies. Adolf Hitler, Mary Shelley, and George Eliot were not known for writing while standing - Woolf's standing desk practice was distinctive among writers of her era.

Albert Einstein's real name is Albert Einstein, which is not listed among George Bush, Hilton, or Albert Brooks. Thus, None of the above is correct.

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer stopped its print edition in March 2009 and continued as an online-only publication, making it one of the first major metropolitan newspapers to complete this transition. This move was significant in journalism history as it preceded the wider shift of many newspapers to digital-only models. The Washington Post, DNA Express, and The Guild continue/have continued in print formats.