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removed from the sign, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner held a fundraiser to save the sign. It worked and the sign was restored to its former glory, minus the “LAND” of course. Isn’t it great to know that one of our country’s most iconic and identifiable landmarks was really just a big billboard?
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A massive (literally) iconic feature of Hollywood is the huge white “Hollywood” sign that graces the side of a hill in the city and using it in a film is basically the easiest way to signify that the story is set in California. Anyway, the sign we see today wasn’t actually the meant to be a landmark. It was meant to advertise a fancy new subdivision that Los Angeles Times publisher Harry Chandler was building in 1923. The subdivision was called “Hollywoodland” and the original sign, which cost $21,000 to make and stood 50-feet tall, also said just that.
“I ALWAYS WANTED TO BE A GANGSTER” If you were in the witness protection program because you were the target of a possible mob hit, would you come out of hiding just to stake your claim as the inspiration for the character of a super-successful movie? Well, the real Henry Hill did just that. Played by Ray Liotta in the movie “Goodfellas,” Hill was the main character and narrator of the story. In order to attempt to garner his share of the royalties from the film, Hill was literally kicked out of the Witness Protection Program because he wouldn’t stay hidden. Of course, since the movie chronicled his long list of criminal activities, no royalties were forthcoming. That didn’t stop Hill from trying to capitalize on his newfound fame. He began selling his own paintings on eBay, opened a slew of gangster-themed restaurants throughout the country and was a regular guest on The Howard Stern Show.
Initially, it seemed like a great idea . . . until the Great Depression hit. The houses in Chandler’s subdivision were way too expensive for anyone to afford and the sign began to crumble from a lack of maintenance. After years of disrepair in which the “H” had blown away and the “LAND” was
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If you’ve ever been to a courthouse or seen one in a movie, you’ve likely seen a granite representation of the Ten Commandments. You probably assumed those monuments were there as a reminder of the core values and principles on which our judicial system and laws were built. You probably even assumed they’d been there for ages. On both accounts, you would be dead wrong. When the film’s director, Cecil B. DeMille was working on “The Ten Commandments” film, he found out that a judge from Minnesota had been working with a Christian fra-
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ternal organization to send framed versions of the Ten Commandments to schools and publics buildings for display. DeMille saw an opportunity for some great publicity for his upcoming film and contacted the judge to suggest replacing the framed certificates with bronze tablets instead. The judge declined but alternately gave the go-ahead for construction of about 150 granites tablets. The film’s stars Charlton Heston and Yul Brynner traveled the country promoting the film and dedicating the tablets. The tablets remained and were given approval to stay in place, even after Thomas Van Orden sued the state of Texas in 2005, stating that the tablets represented an unconstitutional governmental endorsement of religion. Essentially, the Supreme Court made a ruling based on a movie publicity stunt.
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uitting seems to be a way of life for so many people. How many teenagers do you know who quit school a few months before graduation? Look up and down your street – how many divorced people live around you? Did you ever get so mad at your boss that you walked off the job? What’s with all the quitting? You’ve heard the old saw, “Quitters never win and winners never quit,” but does it always apply? Sometimes we MUST quit. Sometimes we have no choice. Like Terry Fox, who started to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research running on a prosthesis on his amputated leg. After several thousand miles his run was interrupted by a massive attack of more cancer and he was forced to suspend his run and died soon thereafter. Like the lady who worked valiantly to save her marriage but her husband refused to cooperate and ran off with another woman. Like the various times in your and my lives when we could not see our way out of the ditch into which we had driven ourselves so we slammed on the brakes and just sat there for awhile. However, the times we are forced to quit are far fewer than those times when we just give up. From the moment we begin a challenging project, the reasons to quit come flying in our face. It’s too hard, it will take longer than planned, it costs more than we can afford, it
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1. In blender, puree pineapple with its juice and remaining ingredients except drumsticks. Spoon 1/2 cup pineapple mixture into large selfsealing plastic bag; reserve remaining pineapple mixture for grilling. Add drumsticks to bag, turning to coat. Let stand at room temperature 15 minutes.
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uesadilla is a Spanish word for “little cheese thing.” The recipe typically calls for mounds of cheese and pork chorizo between two corn tortillas. Although there’s just a small amount of cheese in this recipe, it’s the lean ground chicken, the spices and the delicious salsa that are the stars of this healthy dish. The substitution of lean ground chicken breast for pork chorizo cuts down on the calories without sacrificing any of the flavor. Chorizo sausage is usually made with ground pork and combined with fat, wine, paprika and salt and stuffed into a casing made of tripe. Paprika and red chilies are the primary spices in Mexican chorizo and infuse it with a deep reddish color. This recipe uses the same spices as the pungent Mexican sausage to marinate the ground chicken, allowing you to mimic the flavor of chorizo while cutting out the fat. Small, diced potatoes add a distinctive texture and also absorb the spices. The avocado salsa completes the dish and adds a burst of fresh citrus with the addition of the lime juice. Try one of these healthy quesadillas, accompanied by a dab of fat-free sour cream, if desired, for breakfast, lunch or dinner. You’ll never miss the original recipe!
CHICKEN CHORIZO AND POTATO QUESADILLAS 1/2 pound ground all-natural chicken breast 2 tablespoons chili powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon pepper 1 small bay leaf, ground in a spice grinder 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
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To prepare the Quesadillas: 1. Combine the chicken, chili powder, salt, pepper, bay leaf, cinnamon, Italian seasoning, cloves and vinegar in a bowl, mix well. Set aside.
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2. Boil the potato in lightly salted water in a saucepan until tender, drain. Heat 1 teaspoon canola oil in a nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Saute the chicken mixture, stirring to break up the pieces, until the chicken is almost cooked through.
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3. Add the potato, onion and remaining canola oil, cook until the potatoes begin to brown. Remove from heat and mash mixture. Top each of 4 tortillas with an equal amount of chicken mixture. Top with shredded Cheddar cheese, then another tortilla. Spray a griddle or nonstick skillet with non-stick cooking spray.
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eniors feel better after cleaning the house, according to a study done by the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing. Who knew? Researchers looked at various influences on a senior’s health and emotional well-being, such as environment, smoking, income, education, health, socioeconomics and exercise. The participants (ages 65 to 94) had one serious illness, were enrolled in both Medicaid and Medicare, and had physical limitations that kept them from at least one daily task, such as bathing, handling medications or dressing. What the researchers didn’t expect was that doing housework and maintaining their own property had more of an impact on seniors than,
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I saw something similar when I helped a frail neighbor clean out her pantry. While roomy, the pantry was a jumble of items stacked on top of one another amid outdated, expired food. It was difficult to even write a grocery list because it was impossible to tell at a glance what she had.
The lesson here: With a small amount of effort, we can keep our environment neat (and safer) ... and the exercise is good for us. Matilda Charles regrets that she cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into her column whenever possible. Write to her in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 328536475, or send e-mail to columnreply@ gmail.com.
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THIS IS WHY WE MULCH!
s it just me or should Punxsutawney Phil be fired? Last year the famous ground hog predicted a late spring and this year he predicted an early spring. Well Phil you got it a little backwards! That’s okay because we are always prepared for a late snow here, in fact most of us are praying for it. And this is just another reason mulching our garden beds tend to top our to-do list throughout the year. Not only is it a key factor in xeriscaping because of its ability to help retain moisture, but it is also key because of its ability to decrease temperature fluctuations.
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Item: A supervisor removed electronic controls that are used to process claims and told staff to “disregard Veterans Benefits Administration policy when processing some claims.” Out of 139 files checked, 100 had the controls removed. As a result, “some veterans may have continued to receive additional compensation for dependents that they were not entitled to receive.”
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Once the pantry was neat and organized, she was delighted, and when I saw her again, she had started on the magazines and newspapers that were piled high on every flat surface, managing to take small armloads to the recycling bin outside her back door. She was quite proud of her accomplishment.
the description for the new position. When asked to submit to an interview, the employee said no, under advice of counsel, and instead retired.
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In spring we often get warm days that can encourage early plant growth. If those warm days are then followed by a hard freeze it can wreak havoc on those tender plant shoots and blossoms. Mulching provides some temperature stability. Waiting all year for flowers to emerge in the spring just to be killed
by a late frost is the worst. So resist peeling away your mulch too early in the season. If you do remove some than replace it with a fresh layer right away. I find replacing areas of my yard with fresh mulch to be very satisfying, like cleaning out a closet at home. My vegetable beds on the other hand get mulched over with compost in the fall and then worked into the soil in the spring. And other areas of my yard get a light layer poured on top, because I am lazy but I still need to satisfy the Virgo inside me. In addition to being an important temperature stabilizer and moisture retainer, mulch is aesthetically pleasing and can be an important factor in a fire-wise landscape. With warmer weather on the way, if your yard missed the mulch train last fall or needs a touch-up, now is as good a time as any to add some to your yard. There is no doubt that plenty of hot days are in the future and anything that will help conserve water and cool down your landscape is a worth while investment.
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Item (and it’s a biggie): Seven years after the 2006 data breach, VA information security employees and contract workers still reacted with “indifference, little sense of urgency, or responsibility concerning a possible cyber threat incident” and allowed employees to work remotely and access the VA network on their personally owned equipment ... from China and India! Further, when ordered to stop, the employees failed to try to determine if any of the VA data had been compromised. And this, I fear, is only the tip of the iceberg.
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DEAR DR. ROACH: I was a smoker for 65 years, and I got tired of my doctor and everyone else telling me the dangers of smoking. I tried e-cigarettes about two months ago, and I am hooked on them. At first I didn’t like the taste, but now I have gotten used to it. There is a large amount of *** “smoke” from them, and it is darkening my teeth. What’s your take on DEAR DR. ROACH: Years ago, I this new fad? -- S.G. was told that eating raw carrots and ANSWER: There is no doubt that fresh spinach improves vision. If tobacco has caused vast amounts of this is true, why am I afflicted with suffering and death. The jury is out macular degeneration after having on the net effect of e-cigarettes, but eaten these for a long time? I also have taken vitamins to preserve vihere are my thoughts. sion for 10 years. Do these have jusAlthough e-cigarettes are likely to tification? -- Anon. be much less dangerous than regular cigarettes, there is no doubt in my mind that they are at least potentially harmful to health. On the good side, if they help you quit your smoking habit, they may have a benefit to you. You should use them to help you quit smoking, then ideally quit using them as well.
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• On May 13, 1607, some 100 English colonists arrive in Virginia to found Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in North America. The first colonial council was held by seven settlers whose names had been chosen and placed in a sealed box by King James I. • On May 14, 1904, the Third Olympiad of the modern era opens in St. Louis, Missouri. Like the Second Olympiad, held in Paris in 1900, the St. Louis Games were poorly organized. There were few entrants other than Americans in the various events, and, expectedly, U.S. athletes won a majority of the competitions. • On May 16, 1849, the New York City Board of Health is finally able to establish a hospital to deal with a cholera epidemic that would kill more than 5,000 people. The disease took hold on Dec. 1, 1848, when a ship arrived from France carrying the bodies of seven passengers who had died from cholera.
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• On May 15, 1937, Madeleine Albright, America’s first female secretary of state, is born in Prague, Czechoslovakia (now the Czech Republic). After immigrating to the United States in 1948, her father, Josef Korbel, became dean at the University of Denver, where he would later train another female secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice. • On May 12, 1957, race-car driver A.J. Foyt scores his first professional victory, in a U.S. Automobile Club midget car race in Kansas City, Missouri. Foyt raced midgets and stock cars before moving up to bigger things in 1958, when he entered his first Indianapolis 500 race. • On May 17, 1970, Norwegian ethnologist Thor Heyerdahl and a multinational crew set out from Morocco across the Atlantic Ocean in Ra II, a papyrus sailing craft modeled after ancient Egyptian sailing vessels. The Ra II crossed the 4,000 miles of ocean to Barbados in 57 days. • On May 11, 1985, 50 people die in a fire in the grandstand at a soccer stadium in Bradford, England. The wooden roof, which burned in just four minutes, was scheduled to be replaced by a steel roof later that same week. (c) 2015 King Features Synd., Inc.
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1. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What is a group of sea turtles called? 2. SCIENCE: For what field of science was Tycho Brahe best known? 3. LITERATURE: How many book-length novels about Tarzan did Edgar Rice Burroughs write? 4. GEOGRAPHY: What part of the world was once called Caledonia by the Romans? 5. HISTORY: Which French king greatly expanded the Palace of Versailles and moved his court there? 6. MATHEMATICS: How many zeros are in the number 1 billion? 7. PRESIDENTS: Who was the only Roman Catholic president of the United States? 8. MOVIES: What early movie star made a career based on his portrayal of “The Tramp”? 9. LANGUAGE: What word describes the next-to-last event or item?
SPORTS QUIZ By Chris Richcreek
1. In 2014, Penn State turned two triple plays in one game, only the second time it happened in NCAA Division I baseball history. Who did it first? 2. Who was the last Chicago White Sox rookie before Jose Abreu (2014) to be selected to the All-Star Game? 3. Who holds the Pittsburgh Steelers record for most rushing yards in a season? 4. When was the last time before 2014 that Villanova’s men’s basketball team won the Big East regular-season title outright? 5. How many players were on all four of the Montreal Canadiens’ Stanley Cup winners between 1976 and 1979? 6. When was the last time before 2010 and 2014 that Canada’s men’s hockey team won back-to-back Olympic gold medals? 7. Name the three men in golf’s modern era to have top-five finishes in each of a PGA season’s four majors.
10. ANATOMY: What is the scapula more commonly known as? (c) 2015 King Features Synd., Inc.
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1. How did Bread come up with the band’s name?
1. Is the book of Terebinth in the Old or New Testament or neither?
2. What was Blues Image’s most successful song?
2. What sprang up and shadowed over Jonah’s head, delivering him from his grief? Hemlock, Gourd, Flowers, Fig tree
3. The Standells’ “Dirty Water” was about what city?
3. From Judges 16, where did Samson tell Delilah that his great strength lies? Deep voice, Mighty arms, Long hair, Kind heart
4. Which singer netted a Grammy for “Funny Way of Laughin’”?
4. Who married King David after her evil husband, Nabal, died? Tamar, Abigail, Vashti, Sarah
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5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “What’s your name? Who’s your daddy? (He rich) Is he rich like me. Has he taken, any time. (To show) To show you what you need to live.” (c) 2015 King Features Synd., Inc.
By Wilson Casey
5. Which man’s name in the book of Genesis means “hairy”? Seth, Cain, Abel, Esau 6. How many times is the word “Lucifer” in the Bible (KJV)? 1, 13, 39, 66 (c) 2015 King Features Synd., Inc.
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1) Neither
1. A bale 2. Astronomy
2) Gourd
3. 24
3) Long hair
4. Scotland
4) Abigail
5. Louis XIV
9. Penultimate 10. Shoulder blade
2. Ron Kittle, in 1983. 3. Barry Foster, with 1,690 yards in 1992. 4. It was 1982.
6) 1
7. John F. Kennedy 8. Charlie Chaplin
1. Gonzaga, versus Washington State in 2006.
5) Esau
6. Nine
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5. Fifteen. Wilson Casey’s “Bedlam on the West Virginia Rails,” a firsthand true account of America’s last moving train robber, is available from HistoryPress.net. (c) 2015 King Features Synd., Inc.
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6. It was 1948 and 1952. 7. Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and Rickie Fowler.
FLASH BACK 1. Legend says they took the name after being stuck in traffic behind a Wonder Bread truck. 2. “Ride Captain Ride,” in 1970. Blood, Sweat & Tears covered it five years later. 3. Boston. The song also references lovers, thieves, locked doors and The Strangler. 4. Burl Ives, in 1962. The song climbed all the charts: singles, country, pop and contemporary adult. 5. “Time of the Season,” by The Zombies in 1968. The song is often used as being representative of the late ‘60s. Toyota used it in advertising campaigns for the Tilda in Japan, Greece and Russia, and more recently for the RAV4 in Russia. It also saw use in television shows “South Park,” “NCIS” and “Will and Grace.”
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• It was noted 20th-century British playwright Tom Stoppard who made the following sage observation: “It is better to be quotable than to be honest.” • You’ve probably seen ventriloquists perform, but you may not realize that it’s a skill not limited to humans. The crested bellbird, which can be found in the wetlands of Australia and Venezuela, throws its voice in order to misdirect predators. • Bibliophiles beware: Using a public library can carry hidden risks, as a 20-yearold woman in Wisconsin discovered when she checked out “White Oleander” and “Angels and Demons.” Heidi Dalibor never returned the books, and she didn’t respond to letters or phone calls requesting that she return the books and pay the overdue fine. Eventually, Dalibor was arrested by local police, who handcuffed and fingerprinted her, and she wasn’t released until her bail was paid.
• We’ve all heard the childhood tale of George Washington chopping down a cherry tree, then ‘fessing up because he could not tell a lie. Most history books don’t mention other aspects of his childhood, though; for instance, did you know that our first president, when he was 10 years old, was a champion wrestler and long jumper? • If you were a member of the middle class in Victorian England, you might have spent an enjoyable afternoon with friends on a boat, searching for bizarre sea creatures. This popular pastime was known as “monster spotting.” • Those who study such things say that the smallest vertebrate in the world is a type of carp: The Paedocypris progenetica grows to be less than half an inch long. ***
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riends, family, well wishers and supporters of Kim Hann will gather at the Brunswick Zone XL located on 1180 Interquest Parkway Colorado Springs, Colorado for a fund raising event on Tuesday, June 2nd between 6pm & 8pm. You can book a lane for 6 for $70 or pay $25 for individuals for 2 hours of bowling. Shoes are included in the costs. But no one has to wait until then to start helping as her “Go Fund Me” (http://www. gofundme.com/KimsCancer) page is available for donations now! Kim suffers from leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant. Such a procedure is a huge ordeal under any circumstance. It will take several weeks to complete all the steps that lead up to this operation, which includes breaking down Kim’s immune system, in the event that her body rejects the new bone marrow. But the ordeal does not end with successful surgery. There are still many weeks of treatment left afterward.
After Care Expenses A really big and uncovered expense for Kim will be the “aftercare” she will have to receive. After she is released from the hospital, Kim will go back to the Colorado Blood Cancer Institute, which is located some distance from her home. There she will need to have housing as well as a caregiver provided, none of which are covered by insurance.
Family members expect her to be in the hospital for 3+ months until her immune system has recovered enough for her to be released.
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Outpatient Recovery From there she will start an outpatient recovery that requires multiple doctors visits each week. This could take up to another 6-8months according to Kim’s doctor.
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Kim’s brother, Andrew Wolfe, says that he and others are working hard for Kim. “We have been passing around flyers as well as informing people about her Go Fund Me page via personal Face Book postings,” he said. “We are investigating other fund raising opportunities like bake sales or a donation dinner.”
How To Help Kim You can help by booking a lane or RSVP to MyBetterFuture13@ gmail.com for the Brunswick Zone event. In the meantime, to see other ways to help, contact: Andrew Wolfe at MyBetterFuture13@gmail.com. Or simply go to the Go Fund Me page here http://www.gofundme.com/ KimsCancer and donate now.
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ay is the month when the highest number of hailstorms occur, and your chances of having property damage rises considerably.
even know it if your roof isn’t inspected by an expert after especially bad storms. Damaged shingles can leak, causing even more problems when water gets down into your home. The damage to skylights The good news is that hail damage might not initially be obvious if it’s is generally included in your hom- the gaskets that are cracked. eowner policy as an Act of God, as are tornadoes and hurricanes. That Damage to your trees and landscapmeans an insurance company can’t ing might not be obvious if the root single you out and raise your premi- systems are injured and if water ums if you file a claim. They would then saturates the roots. have to raise the rates for everyone in your area. Remember: If you wait too long to get an inspection and to file a Damage from hail can be anywhere claim, you won’t be able to tie it to it touches: your car, roof, windows, the hailstorm and your claim might shingles, outdoor HVAC units and be denied. Don’t make the repairs siding. Even your trees can suffer yourself, as this might void your from hail damage. (Some hail can policy. hit speeds as high as 120 mph, according to stormdamagecenter.org.) When it comes to setting your insurance deductible, find a balance There are steps you can take to en- between what you can afford to sure that all your losses are covered pay on a monthly basis versus what by your insurance company. Take you’ll be forced to pay as a deductpictures in advance, lots of them, ible should you have a claim. The ideally digital, and store those either higher the deductible, the lower the in a bank box or by emailing them monthly premium. to yourself. Do an inventory as well and keep the list in a safe place. Check stormdamagecenter.org for The biggest problem with hail dam- more information. Must see: how to age is being able to identify it. Bro- avoid contractor scams. ken windows and the windshield in your vehicle will be obvious. Shingles on your roof can take the brunt (c) 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. of the damage, and you might not
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