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Bottomless Bog: This eerie bog willmake children question what is inside.

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Skull Potatoes: Turn ordinary potatoesinto something seemingly more sinister.

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Vampire Veggies: What if veggiescould suck blood? Conduct this scienceexperiment and enjoy eating the researchafterward.

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Alternatives to trick-or-treatingJack-o-lanterns and costumed kids are

among the many things people instantlyassociate with Halloween. So is the tradi-tion of trick-or-treating, where kids godoor-to-door asking for treats that maymake dentists cringe.

While trick-or-treating is somethingmost kids love, for parents the safety con-cerns can be overwhelming. Kids inno-cently knocking on strangers' doors andasking for candy is not necessarily thesafest way a child can spend an autumnafternoon. But parents concerned abouttheir children trick-or-treating can embraceseveral fun alternatives to trick-or-treatingthat still embody the spirit of Halloween.

•Host a haunted house. A hauntedhouse for kids and their friends allowschildren to dress up in their favorite cos-tumes and enjoy their favorite treats whilebeing scared witless. Parents can join inthe fun by dressing up in their own cos-tumes. At the end of the night, award thechild who had the best costume, and besure to send each child home with a pack-age of goodies.

•Make your own Halloween treats.Invite kids into the kitchen to create theirown Halloween treats. Make sure choco-late is a key ingredient and invite kids'friends over for a tasting or even to join inthe fun of cooking. Set the tone for theevent a week or so before Halloween byhosting a jack-o-lantern carving thatencourages kids to carve their own uniquedesigns in their very own pumpkins.

•Go the retail route. Recognizing thesafety concerns associated with traditionaltrick-or-treating, many of today's commu-nity centers and malls open their doors tocostumed kids on Halloween, providingtreats in much the same way kids wouldget them if they trick-or-treated the old-fashioned way. Once kids complete theirjaunts through the mall, they're likely tohead home with a bag filled with goodiesand maybe even some coupons or gift cer-tificates to their favorite stores.

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Though traditional trick-or-treating getsall the glory, there are several alternativesthat are just as fun and much more safe.

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•If a bat flies around a house threetimes, it is a death omen.

•Ringing a bell on Halloween will scareevil spirts away.

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During a season when hauntings andspooky sights are celebrated, many peo-ple may be excited to learn about someof the mythical creatures that can put ascare into us all.

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The story says that the bird can livebetween 500 and 1,000 years. At the endof its life, the phoenix makes a nest oftwigs that then ignites, burning both thenest and the bird to ashes. From the ashesa new, young phoenix or egg is in itsplace. Typically the phoenix is consid-ered benevolent, though variations of themyth warn humans against the phoenix.

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Sasquatch: There are believers whofeel there was an evolutionary splitbetween Neanderthals and modern manthat goes beyond what is generallyassumed today. Such a split may havebeen instrumental in creating the legendof Sasquatch, or Bigfoot, as a human-likebeing that walks upright but resembles ahairy ape.

Sasquatch is an anglicized derivativeof the term "sesquac," a word that means"wild man"in Salish Native Americanlanguage. Some contend that Bigfoot isjust a case of mistaken identity; somescientists have expressed interest andbelief in the fact that bigfoots may exist.

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There have been many theories on theorigins of the vampire myth. In Hebrewapocrypha texts, Lilith I may have sym-bolically acted like a vampire, killing andreveling in a life of blood, which shelater shared with Cain. However, theBible and the Torah mention little ofCain and Lilith at all and nothing of thissupposed vampire connection.

Perhaps the most iconic person to beassociated with vampires is the legend ofVlad Tepes III, also known as Vlad theImpaler, who lived in Transylvania. Vladwas known for his atrocities, includingthe slow and painful form of executionnoted in his nickname.

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Sweet potatoes: They're loaded withbeta-carotene (which the body makes intovitamin A), vitamin C, potassium, fiber,iron and vitamin B-6. Sweet potatoes havemore nutrients than regular white potatoesand can replace white potatoes in somerecipes. Try them mashed, baked or as adessert.

Apples: A traditional fall favorite,apples are easy to find in the supermarket,or you can pick your own at a nearbyorchard. They are a quick, easy snack andcan be paired with peanut butter or cheesefor protein. Apples contain antioxidants,which may help protect against certaincancers and reduce levels of LDL or badcholesterol. Apples have vitamin C, vita-min K and fiber.

Pumpkin: Pumpkin is a great source ofbeta carotene, a powerful antioxidant thatis good for the eyes. They also containpotassium. Canned or prepared freshpumpkin can be made into a variety ofsoups, baked goods and desserts.

Broccoli: This is one vegetable that canbe eaten raw or cooked, hot or cold, byitself or with other foods. Broccoli canhelp prevent cancer and heart disease, andboost the immune system. Nutrients inbroccoli include vitamin C, vitamin A,vitamin B-6, iron, calcium, magnesiumand vitamin E.

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8 (1/4 inch thick) boneless pork

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1/4 cup oil for frying

Whisk together pumpkin puree, applejuice, water, brown sugar, nutmeg, gingerand cinnamon in a saucepan until smooth.Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to medi-um-low and simmer until the mixture hasreached the consistency of applesauce,about 10 minutes. Set aside.

Meanwhile, sprinkle pork chops with1/2 tablespoon poultry seasoning, 1/2 tea-spoon salt and pepper, and cayenne pepper.Pulse pecans, bread crumbs and remaining1/2 tablespoon poultry seasoning andremaining 1/2 teaspoon salt and pepper ina food processor until the pecans are finelychopped. Pour into a shallow dish. Dip thepork chops in the egg, shake off excess.Press pork chops into the pecan mixture tocoat on both sides.

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1 (6-ounce) purchased graham

cracker crust

1/2 cup reduced-fat whipped topping

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3. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours.Spread whipped topping evenly over setfilling. Evenly garnish top with reservedmandarin orange slices. Serves 8.

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five; 2) Current New York Mets pitch-

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Manning; 4) Gary Bradds, in 1964; 5)

Buffalo's Dominik Hasek had a .937

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NASL championship game in 1977;

7) Twenty-seven.

Flashback Answers1) The Who. The band made the

changes in 1962 and 1964, respec-

tively, the second after the song

"Zoot Suit" failed to chart; 2) Cat

Stevens, in 1967. Stevens is now

called Yusuf Islam. Under his new

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the song in 1956; 4) "In excess." Its

first U.S. hit was "Need You Tonight"

in 1987. The group won five MTV

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5) None. The best U.S. chart rating

was "Poison" at No. 7 in 1989; 6)

The Mar-Keys were the first studio

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