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It was humorist Jerome K. Jerome whomade the following sage observation: "It isimpossible to enjoy idling thoroughly

unless one has plenty of work to do. Thereis no fun in doing nothing when you havenothing to do. Wasting time is merely anoccupation then, and a most exhaustingone. Idleness, like kisses, to be sweet mustbe stolen."

Though it is unconstitutional and there-

fore unenforceable, there is a law on thebooks in Tennessee which prohibitsduelists, preachers and atheists from beingelected to public office.

According to most history books, thefirst shots of the Civil War were fired atFort Sumter, S.C., in April of 1861, butthat's not entirely true. The first shots ofthe war between the North and the Southactually were fired in January of that yearin Pensacola, Fla., where a garrison ofUnion troops was stationed at FortBarrancus. A contingent of Florida andAlabama troops marched on the fort withthe intent to throw out the Yankees in theirmidst. However, the Southerners' dedica-tion to the cause was somewhat lacking; assoon as the Union soldiers fired at them,they beat a hasty retreat.

Those who study such things say thatthe average lightning bolt has a tempera-ture of approximately 50,000 degreesFahrenheit.

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1. What is rap singer Eminem's realname?

2. Who was the first president to attenda baseball game?

3. What is another name for the breast-bone?

4. What is a colonnade?5. What is a kookaburra?6. Who wrote the novel "The Last

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Depp's film career?9. What is the longest river in China?10. What is milk of magnesia used for?

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1. Name the three Chicago White Soxpitchers to throw a perfect game.

2. In 2012, Detroit's Miguel Cabrera (29years old) became the sixth-youngest play-er to get 1,000 career RBIs. Name three ofthe five younger ones.

3. Who were the first pair of rookie NFLquarterbacks to play in the same ProBowl?

4. Name the oldest head coach to win anNCAA men's basketball national champi-onship.

5. In 2012, Colorado Avalanche's GabrielLandeskog became the youngest player(19 years, 286 days) to be named teamcaptain in NHL history. Who had held themark?

6. How many times has the U.S. wonwomen's gymnastics all-around team goldat the Olympics?

7. In 2012, Lydia Ko became theyoungest LPGA Tour event winner ever atthe age of 15. Who had been theyoungest?

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1. Name the singer who was bornPatricia Louise Holte.

2. Who released an album entitled"Songs in the Key of Life"?

3. Name the group that sang these songson their debut album: "500 Miles," "CruelWar" and "Where Have All the FlowersGone?"

4. Paul McCartney came up with a tune,but no words. To keep the tune in his head,he wrote "place holder" lyrics. What wasthe song?

5. Name the song with these lyrics: "Oh,I know that the music's fine, like sparklingwine, go and have your fun."

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1. Is the book of Thyatira in the Old orNew Testament or neither?

2. In Luke 3, who told Roman soldiersto avoid taking money by force? John theBaptist, Paul, Mark, Matthew

3. After Sodom and Gomorrah weredestroyed, who lived in a cave with hisdaughters? Job, Lot, Levi, Joel

4. Who was David's oldest brother, whopicked on him for coming to the battlelines? Abner, Omri, Amasa, Eliab

5. What Canaanite city was burneddown by the men of Dan? Tarsus, Antioch,Laish, Cana

6. In what book (KJV) is the phrase,"Salt of the earth" found? None, Matthew,Mark, Jude

Moments in timeBy History Channel

On Jan. 25, 1905, at the Premier Minein Pretoria, South Africa, a 3,106-caratdiamond, the "Cullinan," is discovered.Worried that the diamond might be stolenin transit from Africa to London, a phonydiamond was sent as a decoy aboard asteamer ship loaded with detectives, whilethe real stone slowly made its way in aplain box.

On Jan. 24, 1935, canned beer makesits debut when the Gottfried KruegerBrewing Company delivered 2,000 cans ofbeer and ale to faithful Krueger drinkers inRichmond, Va. Ninety-one percent of thedrinkers approved of the canned beer,prompting Krueger to give the green lightto further production

On Jan. 26, 1945, the most decoratedsoldier of World War II, American Lt.Audie Murphy, is wounded in France.Murphy was wounded three times, foughtin nine major campaigns across Europe,and was credited with killing 241Germans. He won 37 medals and decora-tions.

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Will paper money become obsolete?Is paper currency a dying breed? What about checks and sav-

ings bonds? Many of the currency that has survived throughoutcenturies may eventually go the way of the dinosaur.

There's no denying how daily life has been transformed bytechnology. With the proliferation of e-mail, online shopping, textmessaging, social networking, and the myriad other digitalavenues that fill up a person's day, the concept of writing some-thing on paper -- or paying for something with paper -- may seemarchaic. After all, now you can wirelessly transfer funds from onebank account to another or pay for items with the click of amouse.

Still, the general public has been hard-pressed to give up onpaper money altogether. But other alternatives are chomping atthe bit, and it may not be too long before all money is digitalized,or before the world reverts back to gold, silver or another curren-cy that has actual intrinsic value. Even now, some ATMs in areaslike the United Arab Emirates and in India dispense gold and sil-ver coins, diamonds and even jewelry. Just last year, Mumbaibecame the first city in the world to launch a machine that dis-penses diamonds.

Consumers are increasingly turning to debit and credit cards topay for products in stores and online. The rise of mobile creditcard readers attached to smartphones and tablets has enabledeveryone from small business owners to regular individuals tocollect money by swiping a credit or debit card and having thefunds automatically deposited into an account of choice. Walletsare being redesigned to be more compact for front-pocket usesince many people now carry only cards in their wallets.

Although it once seemed like paper currency would always bearound, such a concept is quickly falling by the wayside. TheUnited States Department of the Treasury announced that paperchecks for Social Security payments would be a thing of the paststarting in 2013. Recipients can have the money deposited elec-tronically in a bank account. For those without accounts, depositscan be loaded on a Direct Express Debit MasterCard to be usedfor purchases just like any other debit/credit card.

Many people already have witnessed the phasing out of gov-ernment tax refund checks. A large number of people file theirincome taxes via the Internet, receiving any refunds electronically.Payroll and other benefits are increasingly becoming digital-onlyas well.

Even paper savings bonds are being reduced. Private-sectoremployees can now join the federal employees who were able toinvest in savings bonds by purchasing them through payrolldeductions.

Removing paper currency in all forms has its share of pros andcons. The U.S. government has said that taxpayers will save about$300 million the first five years after the changeover to digitalsocial security checks. By not having to send out more than 100million checks, the federal government will save millions onpostage and printing costs. Electronic currency also benefits theenvironment.

People may now notice that e-mail purchase receipts have

started to appear with more frequency as well. Major retailers likeSears and K-mart enable shoppers to pick whether they want adigital or paper receipt. Smartphone apps are being created tostore and organize receipts. In England, Peter Perkins, the generalmanager of the Tesbury's grocery chain, has said the store plans tophase out paper receipts by 2020. Electronic receipts and currencyare poised to reduce human error and keep things organized.

A significant concern with regard to electronic currency andreceipts is the likelihood of identity theft, as data breaches occurwith some frequency. In September 2012, some major financialinstitutions, including like Bank of America and PNC Bank,found their Web sites were sporadically inoperable due to a cyberattack that may have been tied to an Islamic terrorist group. Thisisn't the first time a technical terrorist attack has occurred. Thesesituations often open the eyes of people who realize how suscepti-ble personal information can be when only backed by digitalnumbers and codes. It's hard to stash zeros and ones under yourmattress for safe-keeping.

Also, unlike paper money that limits what thieves can take,digital breaches can lead to entire accounts being wiped out if thebreach is not noticed in time. Other personal information, such asspending habits and shopping patterns, may be deduced fromelectronic information stored with accounts, raising questionsabout privacy.

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Where'sthe beef?By Angela Shelf Medearis

Red meat often has a bad reputation inthe world of nutrition and health. Somepeople have eliminated red meat fromtheir diet. Like most foods, lean cuts ofbeef are a healthy addition to your dietand, in moderation, a good source of pro-tein.

An appropriate portion size is a 3-ounce piece of lean meat, which is aboutthe size of a deck of cards. A lean cut ofbeef is an excellent source of protein, zinc,vitamin B-12, selenium and phosphorus.Even with these benefits, it is important toselect lean cuts that are redder in color,without a lot of marbling. The leanest cutswill have "loin" or "round" in the name.

A 3-ounce serving of lean beef providesat least 20 percent of the Daily Value forthese nutrients per serving. A 3-ounceserving of beef also is a good source ofniacin, vitamin B-6, iron and riboflavin --which means it supplies 10 percent to 19percent of the Daily Value for these nutri-ents per serving.

All of these nutrients play a vital role inthe body. Protein helps build bones, mus-cles, cartilage and skin. It's also a compo-nent of blood, enzymes, hormones andvitamins, and it gives the body energy.Zinc boosts the immune system and pro-motes wound healing. Phosphorus isrequired for the formation of healthy teethand bones. Iron carries oxygen in theblood to the cells and muscles, helping toinhibit fatigue, as well prevent iron-defi-ciency anemia. Vitamin B-12, niacin, vita-min B-6 and riboflavin all aid the body inthe release of energy, help the nervous sys-tem function properly and assist with thesynthesis of red blood cells and tissues.

When using ground beef in a recipe, itshould be at least 90 percent lean. Makebeef cuts even healthier by removing anyexcess fat, and prepare it using cooking

methods like baking, grilling or broiling.Be sure to include a variety of proteinfoods in your diet in addition to beef, likefish, poultry and nuts. As with all foods,remember to eat beef in moderation.

(Additional information fromChristeena Haynes, MS, RD, LD, nutritionand health education specialist, DallasCounty, University of Missouri Extension.)Steak with MediterraneanLemon and Caper Sauce4 (4-ounce) lean ribeye steaks2 tablespoons olive oil1 teaspoon kosher salt1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper1 large red onion, peeled and

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remaining 1/2 teaspoon of the salt andpepper, the tomatoes, broth, vinegar, sugarsubstitute or the honey, nutmeg and Italianseasoning or oregano. Bring mixture to aboil. Add in the capers and the lemon zestand juice. Simmer until heated through.

5. To serve, arrange steaks on a servingplatter; top with sauteed mixture and gar-nish with fresh parsley, if desired. Serves4.

Angela Shelf Medearis is an award-winningchildren's author, culinary historian and authorof seven cookbooks. Her new cookbook is "TheKitchen Diva's Diabetic Cookbook." Her web-site is www.divapro.com. To see how-to videos,recipes and much, much more, Like AngelaShelf Medearis, The Kitchen Diva!, onFacebook and go to Hulu.com. Recipes maynot be reprinted without permission fromAngela Shelf Medearis.

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Rigatoni With Beefand Green Olives

Hearty rigatoni topped with lean groundbeef and a sauce studded with piquant greenolives.

Salt1 large (10- to 12-ounce) onion1 cup green olives, jarred and pitted3 cloves garlic1/3 cup red pepper, roasted and

drained12 ounces 90-percent lean ground

beef12 ounces rigatoni pasta1 teaspoon dried oreganoPepperChopped parsley, for garnish1. Heat large covered saucepot of salted

water to boiling on high. Chop onion andgarlic. Reserve 1 tablespoon olive brine;drain olives. Halve olives; thinly slice redpepper.

2. To 12-inch nonstick skillet, add beefand 1/8 teaspoon salt; cook on medium 5 to6 minutes or until browned, stirring andbreaking up meat with spoon. With slottedspoon, transfer beef to medium bowl.

3. Add pasta to boiling water. Cook 2minutes less than minimum time that labeldirects, stirring occasionally. Reserve 1/2 cup

pasta cooking water. Drain pasta; return topot.

4. To same skillet, add onion, oreganoand 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pep-per. Cook 3 minutes, stirring occasionally.Add garlic; cook 2 to 3 minutes or untilgolden, stirring often. Return beef to skillet.Stir in olives, red pepper and reserved olivebrine. Cook 2 minutes or until heatedthrough.

5. To pasta in pot, add beef mixture andreserved cooking liquid. Heat on medium 2minutes or until pasta is cooked, stirringoften. Serve in shallow bowls; garnish withparsley. Serves 4.

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