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Everyone is familiar with New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Day, but how about some of the lesser-known observances in the month of January? This week, Tidbits starts off 2016 by apprising you of some of the more unfamiliar ones. • NationalKazooDaywill be celebrated on January28, commemorating this member of the membranophone musical family.Theplayerhums into thekazoo,whichmodifies the voice through a stretched vibratingmem-brane. This interesting instrument made its U.S. debut at the Georgia State Fair in 1852 as the “Down South Sub-marine,” the brainstorm of an African-American named Alabama Vest and a German-American clockmaker, Thaddeus Von Clegg. Production for the masses didn’t begin until 1912. You can visit the kazoo museum inEden, New York, which also functions as a factory. • Go ahead. Make someone’s day by giving them acompliment on January 24, National Compliment Day. Researchers have discovered after monitoring activity in the brain’s striatum, that receiving a compliment regis-ters the same effects as receiving a cash award or gift. If you’re looking for a means of motivating someone, give it a try!• January 6 is Epiphany, observing the day that thethreeWiseMenreachedthesiteofJesus’birthinNaza-reth. Considered the last day in the Christmas season, it’s

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often called the 12th day of Christmas. In some cul-tures, it is the day for the annual blessing of homes. Residents will use chalk to write the letters “CMB” ontheirdoors,symbolizingtheinitialsofthenamestraditionally ascribed to the three kings. • GlaucomaAwarenessMonthwascreatedtoinformpeople of the risks of this potentially-blinding eye dis-ease.Thedamageistheresultoffluidbuild-upinthearea in front of the eye called the anterior chamber. Whenthefluidbuildsupandthepressurerisesinsidethe eye, it can harm the optic nerve, resulting in eye pain, blurred vision, loss of peripheral vision, tunnel vision, and potential blindness. There is no cure, and the damage cannot be reversed. Although anyone can develop glaucoma, people over 60 are more prone to it, particularly African-Americans and Latinos. Those with high blood pressure are also at an increased risk.

Regular eye exams are critical since the disease can progress slowly with no symptoms and vision seems normal until it is too late. • Be sure to celebrate FigNewtonDay on Janu-ary 16! We’ve been eating Fig Newtons since 1891 when thefirst of these little pastrieswerebaked atthe F.A. Kennedy Steam Bakery, a Cambridgeport, Massachusetts-based company. James Henry Mitch-ell had invented a machine with a funnel system that pumpedfigpasteintopastrydough.Thecookietookits name from the nearby community of Newton, Massachusetts. Since 2012, the cookies have been known simply as Newtons. • January is National Polka Music Month, hon-oring this European dance music that originated in Bohemia. The term for this Czech peasant dancehasitsoriginsintheCzechlanguage’swordPulka,meaning “half-step,” a characteristic of this 2/4 time dance. The dance migrated from villages into Prague ballrooms in 1835, and on to Paris in 1840, where it became extremely popular. Eastern European immi-grants to America originally brought the polka to the Midwest and Great Lakes area. Typical instruments

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in a polka band might include a clarinet, saxophone, tuba, accordion, and concertina, along with a rhythm section. • Speakingofdancing,theweekofJanuary11–17is National Cuckoo Dancing Week. This observance is in honor of the comic duo Laurel and Hardy. The thin Stan Laurel (born in Lancashire, England) and the heavyset Oliver Hardy (born in Harlem, Georgia) teamed up in the late 1920s with a slapstick comedy act.Appearingin107filmstogether,theyusedatune

known as “The Cuckoo Song” (or “The Dance of the Cuckoos”) as part of the opening credits of their mov-ies. • The Ford Motor Company paved the way forbetter working conditions on January 5, 1914, when it announced an eight-hour workday for its employ-ees and a “living wage” of a minimum of $5 for a day’s labor. This was more than double the wages of most of the workers. Henry Ford hoped this action would help reduce his company’s high turnover rate, while retaining the best employees, a goal that was achieved.• January is National Hot Tea Month! Did youknow that tea is the world’s second most popular and cheapest beverage (after water)? Every day about three billion cups of tea are consumed around the world. In America, it can be found in 80% of house-

holds,andanestimated127millionAmericansaredrinking it on any given day. Most of that tea comes from India, the world’s largest tea producer, process-ing about 850,000 tons each year. More tea drinkers sip black tea than any other type, 90% of total tea con-sumption. Although black, oolong, green, and white teas all come from the same shrub, black tea is more oxidized than theother three.The inventionof thetea bag came about by accident. In 1904, a New York tea importer was looking for a cheaper way to send samples to customers. Thomas Sullivan had been us-ing tin boxes, but as this proved expensive, he be-gan wrapping the tea in small silk bas. His customers didn’trealizethatthebagswerejustpackaging,andbrewed their tea in them. Soon after, Sullivan was receiving orders for the new product. Today, 96% of the world brews its tea using a tea bag. The average cup of black tea contains between 40 and 120 mg. of caffeine, with green tea total 60 mg., depending on how long the bag is steeped. • OnJanuary19,1937,HowardHugheswentintothe record books with the fastest flight from LosAngeles toNewYorkCity.Heflewthe2,490-mile(4,000-km)distancein7hours,28minutes,and25seconds, with an average speed of 332 mph (535 km/h)inhisHughesH-1racer.Thisflightbrokehisown previous record of 9 hours, 26 minutes, and 10 seconds.

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January 20 is Penguin Awareness Day and what bet-tertimetomakeourreadersawareofthisflightlessbird’s characteristics! • It’sacommonmisconceptionthatpenguinsarefound only in Antarctica. They actually live on every continent in the Southern Hemisphere –Australia,SouthAmerica,Africa,andAntarctica.Thefirstwrit-ten mention of penguins was in a diary from a mem-ber of the crewonVasco daGama’s 1497 voyagearound the Cape of Good Hope, an entry that men-


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tioned largeflightlessbirds.Thefirst published ac-count of a penguin was written by Antonio Pigafetta, a crewman aboard Ferdinand Magellan’s ship during theexplorer’sfirstcircumnavigationoftheworldin1520. The writer referred to the penguins as geese. • It’s also amyth that penguinshave to live in acold climate. The Galapagos Penguin lives on tropi-cal islands near the equator. Larger species of pen-guins dwell in the colder climates because their body sizeenablesthemtosurviveintheconditions.Warm-er climates are home to smaller penguins. • There are 19 documented species of penguins,varying insizeandappearance.Thesmallest is theLittle Blue Penguin, standing about 12 inches (30.5 cm) tall, weighing only 3 lbs. (1.4 kg). The largest species is the Emperor Penguin, which can reach a height of 44 inches (112 cm) and weigh up to 90 lbs. (41 kg). Some species are strictly black and white, while others have orange and yellow markings on their little tuxedos. • Although penguins have wing-bones, they aremorelikeflippers,makingthebirdsveryquickswim-mers, able to swim up to 22 mph (35 km/hr). • Penguinsspendabout75%oftheirlivesinwater,where all of their hunting is done. They don’t swim outintodeepwater,sincetheirprey–krill,fish,andsquid–iswithin60feet(18.3m)ofthesurface.Mostsea animals rely on a layer of blubber to stay warm, but penguins are able to endure the cold because their

feathers trap a layer of warm air next to their skin that serves as insulation. Some species have four layers of feathers to keep them warm in the cold waters. Every year, penguins undergo molting, when all their old feathers are replaced by new ones. Most birds molt a few feathers at a time, but penguins do it all at once,


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• It was 20th-centuryAmerican historian, sociolo-gist, philosopher and literary

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the felines in order to hear conversations that might take place on a park bench or near an open window. •Polarbearsandgrizzlybearsaresimilarenough

genetically to successfully mate. Any offspring pro-ducedfromsuchaunionisknownasa“pizzly.”•Ifyou’reabookloverwhoisfortunateenoughto

be planning a trip to Japan’s capital sometime soon, then Book and Bed Tokyo needs to be on your agen-da. For a mere $30-$40 per night, you can sleep in

a bunk surrounded by bookshelves and have access to free Wi-Fi and a vending machine. The bathrooms and a large seat-ing area (furnished, reportedly, with deep, comfy couches) will be shared with other guests -- but that’s just an opportunity to meet like-minded literary travelers! You can bring your own reading material, of course, but with 1,700 titles providedin both English in Japanese, there’s no need.•It’scommonknowledgethattheos-

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•Ifyouuseratsormiceto tell thefuture,you’reengaging in myomancy; if you prefer to base your divination on the flight or song of birds, you’re anornithomancer.

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Q: I remember you said that “Secrets and Lies” would be back for another season. Can you tell me anything about it? -- Janet T., via email

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will return to ABC this spring for a 10-episode second season. Although an exact airdate had not been released as of this writing, I’ll be looking for it around late-February/early March. This season focuses on Eric Warner (played by Michael Ealy), who is the heir apparent to his family’s

private-equity firm inChar-lotte, North Carolina. Newly married, Eric is attending a party to honor his dad passing over the reins to him when his wife, Kate Warner (Jordana Brewster), is found dead, and life, as he knows it, is over.

Overseeing the case is Det. Andrea Cornell (Juliette Lewis). She immediately puts the grieving husband in her crosshairs, but as always, secrets seep out about this

seemingly perfect family, which turns their world upside down. Also starring are Terry O’Quinn (“Lost,” “Hawaii Five-O”),MekiaCox (“CrazyStupidLove”),CharlieBarnett (“Chicago Fire,” “Chicago P.D.”) and Kenny Johnson (“The Shield,” “Sons of Anarchy”).

•••Q: Can you tell me what Alexander Skarsgard has

coming up? -- Lilly T., Austin, TexasA: On July 1, you can see Alexander on the big screen

in“TheLegendofTarzan,”aretellingoftheEdgarRiceBurroughs character we all know and love. The movie isdirectedbyDavidYates,whodirectedthefinalfour“Harry Potter” movies, so audiences can expect won-derful special effects alongside excellent drama and storytelling.

This version of the iconic tale begins 10 years after Lord Greystoke, John Clayton III, leaves the jungle. He’s living in 1880s Victorian London, and of course, he is married to Jane (Margo Robbie). Clayton is invited back to the Congo as a special emissary, and he and Jane soon findthemselvesindangerouswaters,withClaytonhavingto revisit his jungle and vine-swinging skills to get them out of the Congo alive.

David Yates told “USA Today” that Sweden-born Alexander was perfect for the role of the modern-day Tarzan because “he has thiswonderful quality of notquitebelongingtoone[country]ortheother....Tarzanneeds muscles, but it’s more a leaner, longer, more vertical modern man than the square-jawed stereotype we’re used

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Q: There’s been a lot of talk about a new Pee-wee movie, but I haven’t heard anything else about it. When will it be released? -- Paul T., via emailA:“Pee-wee’sBigHoliday”premieresonNetflixin

March, and it also stars Tara Buck and Joe Manganiello.

So far the plot has been pretty hush-hush, but you can count on adventure, intelligent humor hidden behind silly antics and a sense of deja vu that’ll happily take you back to your childhood.

Write to Cindy at King Features Weekly Service, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803; or e-mail her at [email protected].


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and because they are not waterproof during this time, must remain on land for two or three weeks until the process is complete. • Penguinshavea specialoilgland thatproduceswaterproofingoilthatfurtherinsulatestheirbodyaswell as improving their glide through the water. • Even though they’re carnivores, penguins don’thave teeth! The inside of the mouth is lined with fleshy spines that guide the fish down their throat.They swallow their prey whole as they swim. • Many species live in large groups, numberingin the thousands, called rookeries. Even in this huge community, every penguin has a distinct call and can finditsmateorchicksinthecrowd.Mostpenguinsare monogamous and breed with the same mate for

most of their lives. The Emperor Penguins have just one egg each breeding season and keep it warm on the top of their feet under a fold of skin containing a high concentration of blood vessels that keep the egg incubated. The Emperor has a long life span, up to 50 years.

DRAGONSJanuary 16 is Appreciate a Dragon Day, and while Tidbits isn’t exactly sure how a person does that, we’re happy to provide some information about these mythological creatures. • The ancientGreekword draconta,meaning “towatch” is the source of our word “dragon.” This is thought to suggest that the dragon guards valuable items. • Inmythology,dragonswereviewedaspowerful,destructive, and frightening, needing to be conquered and slain. Battles between heroes and dragons are symbolized as good overcoming evil. The ancientGreeks described them as huge flying serpents. Insome myths, they have wings, while others don’t; some speak, some don’t. Their dwelling place varies from caves to under the ocean to inside mountains. • In the Bible’s Book of Job, the dragon is de-scribed as having a double coat of armor, with its back consisting of “rows of shields tightly sealed to-gether.” Referred to as Leviathan, its mouth is “ringed about with fearsome teeth” and “its eyes are like the rays of dawn.Regarding its fire-breathing abilities,Jobstated,“Its snorting throwsoutflashesof light,flamesstreamfromitsmouth,sparksoffireshootout.Smoke pours from its nostrils…its breath sets coals ablaze,andflamesdartfromitsmouth.”• DragonsintheBiblearefrequentlyidentifiedwithSatan.Manyscholarsmaintainthatthefire-breathingfeature stems from representations of the mouth of Hell,withflamesandsmokecharacteristicofHades.Legends depict righteous saints defeating Satan in the form of a dragon.• ThelegendofSt.GeorgetheDragonSlayertells



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the story of the people of Selene, a city in Libya, plagued by a dragon that lived in a nearby lake. Ev-ery day, the townspeople would feed the dragon two sheep to satisfy it. When there were no more sheep, they had to feed their children to the beast. The chil-dren were chosen by lottery, and one day the lot fell on the King’s daughter. The King offered gold, sil-ver, and half of his kingdom to spare his daughter, but the townspeople refused. As the princess stood by the lake,readyforthesacrifice,St.Georgehappenedtoride by. Protecting himself with the sign of the cross, (symbolizingthetriumphofthechurchoverthedev-il), he charged with his lance, slaying the dragon. • Notallculturesregardthedragonasevilorfright-ening. China and Japan paint dragons in a positive light, as symbols of wisdom, happiness, fertility, and

longevity, believed to bring good fortune and wealth. Statues and carvings are commonplace, and images of dragons often embellish garments. • Germanlegendhasitthatthebloodofadragonhas the power to make a person invincible if the skin orarmorisbathedinit.ASlavicmythtestifiesthatdragon blood is so abominable that Mother Earth will not allow it to be absorbed into the ground, and the blood remains above ground for all eternity. Another saga tells of the blood of the dragon having acidic qualities that killed the hero who had just slain the dragon when the blood accidentally dripped on him. • Children’s films have depicted dragons both asfrightful and friendly. How to Train Your Dragon and Pete’s Dragon featured lovable dragons, while Dis-ney’s 1959 Sleeping Beauty proved to be one of the studio’s scariest creatures.


Cook by the BookIf you’re determined to eat health-

ier this year, but you’re feeling a little baffled about what to cook, I’ve got the remedy. I’ve fallen in love with several new cookbooks that will introduce you to new cuisines and ingenious cooking methods to make life easier and healthier in 2016!

When exploring your cookbook, save time and money by selecting reci-pes that use similar ingre-dients. You’ll be able to stick with a healthy eat-ing plan if you map out recipes to prepare for one or two weeks at a time, and stock up on the ingre-dients. Here are two of my favorite cookbooks:

The Perfect Egg: A Fresh Take on Recipes for Morning, Noon and Night by Teri Lynn Fisher and Jenny Park.

Eggs are the perfect protein if you’re trying to eat healthy on a budget. The authors have com-piled a fresh take on classic recipes and comfort foods that are “egg-cel-lent” choices for any meal.

“The Perfect Egg” recipes are a far cry from using hard-boiled eggs as diet food. The book explores every aspect of eggs in the chapter Egg Basics 101. The authors also provide in-depth insight on the history of egg cultivation and consumption, crack open the story about egg anatomy and types, and unscramble the mystery of the grading system. There also are several tips and techniques for bak-ing, boiling, coddling, frying, poach-ing, scrambling, steaming, preserving and pickling eggs. I chose to share the recipe for famous Greek Avgolemono Soup, which is simple to make and

could be a lunch or dinner dish.

AVGOLEMONO SOUP 4 cups chicken stock 1/4 cup whole wheat-orzo pasta 1 egg 2 egg yolks Grated zest and juice of 1 lemon, plus more for garnish 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

1. Bring the stock to a boil in a saucepan over medium-high heat. Add orzo and cook 6 to 8 min-utes or until tender but not mushy. Meanwhile, whisk together the egg and yolks, 1 teaspoon of the lemon zest and juice, the salt and the pepper in a bowl until foamy and pale yellow.

2. While stirring constantly, careful-ly pour 1/2 cup of the hot stock into

the egg mixture to temper the eggs and keep them from curdling. Lower heat to medium-low. While stirring constantly, pour the egg mixture back into the saucepan containing the orzo.

3. Simmer, stirring frequently, for 8-10 minutes or until thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Taste, adjust seasoning and serve in warm bowls sprinkled with lemon zest, if desired. Serves 2 to 3.

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Genius Recipes: 100 Recipes That Will Change the Way You Cook by Kristen Milgore, executive editor at Food52.com.

The title says it all! “Genius Recipes” contains unique recipes

from cookbook authors, chefs and bloggers. I suggest reading it first with a stack of bookmarks. The sim-ple tricks, shortcuts and inventive new ways to prepare familiar recipes will completely transform the way you cook.

I love this cookbook so much that it was difficult to choose just one recipe. This is my variation of the one for Chicken Thighs with Lemon. The book’s cooking method crisps the skin, and the lemon and garlic creates a simple sauce using the ren-dered chicken fat that is absolutely delicious!

CHICKEN THIGHS WITH LEMON

1½ tablespoons olive oil 8 (bone-in, skin-on) chicken thighs 1 tablespoon poultry seasoning 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper 1½ teaspoons fresh lemon zest 1 garlic clove, finely minced Lemon wedges for serving

1. Rinse thighs and pat dry with paper towels. Season with the poul-try seasoning, salt and pepper. Place olive oil in a large, heavy skillet over medium heat. Place chicken in the skillet skin-side down. Cook chick-en, without moving the pieces, for 15 to 30 minutes or until the fat has rendered out and the skin is golden brown and crisp. Adjust the heat to low if the skin is cooking too fast to prevent burning.

2. Turn the thighs over and continue to cook for another 7 minutes. Stir the lemon zest and the garlic into the fat and cook for another 7 or 8 minutes or until meat next to the bone is cooked through. Serve with lemon wedges.

***Angela Shelf Medearis is an

award-winning children’s author, culinary historian and the author of seven cookbooks. Her new cook-book is “The Kitchen Diva’s Diabetic Cookbook.” Her website is www.divapro.com. To see how-to videos, recipes and much, much more, Like Angela Shelf Medearis, The Kitchen Diva! on Facebook. Recipes may not be reprinted without permission from Angela Shelf Medearis.

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At the Legion -Sunday - Meat Raffle / Thursday - Taco Night / Friday - Bingo

At Big Stone City School -BSCSJanuary 15 - End of Q2: 12:30 dismissalFebruary 10 - Midterm Q3February 11 - 1st-8th Ski TripFebruary 11 - Pre-K & Kindergarten Children's Museum tripFebruary 12-15 - No SchoolFebruary 27 - 4th Grade Fundraiser SupperMarch 3 - Spring/Sports PicturesMarch 4 - All-School Assembly, 10:30 amMarch 18 - End of Q3, 12:30 dismissalMarch 21-22 - Parent/Teacher Conferences, 4:00-6:30pmMarch 24-28 - Spring Break

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• Monday, January 11th- GBB and BBB with Aberdeen Christian in Aberdeen, JV boys at 5:00 pm, and our JV girls play their Varsity girls at 6:15 pm, varsity boys to follow. • Tuesday, January 12th- 7th and 8th BBB with GD in Summit at 5:00 pm. GBB in Groton at 6:30 pm. • Wednesday, January 13th- Wellness/Donation Committee meeting at 6:00 pm at the hall. Public meeting about the proposed gym/school addi-tion at 6:30 at the hall. • Thursday, January 14th- GBB with Florence/Henry at Waubay, 7th and 8th at 5:00 pm, JV at 6:15 pm, and Varsity to follow. • Friday, January 15th- No staff day. BBB with Florence/Henry at Flor-ence, 7th and 8th at 5:00 pm, JV at 6:15 pm, and Varsity to follow. • Saturday, January 16th- BBB with Wyndmere/Lidgerwood at Wyndmere, ND, JV play at noon, varsity to follow (No 7th and 8th grade game). GBB Hanson Classic in Mitchell, opponent and time TBA. • Sunday, January 17-9:15 am Sunday school, 9:30 Coffee, 10:30 Worship at Hope Lutheran. All are welcome.

RED'S BAR & GRILL in Summit, SD01/12 Tuesday- Goulash01/13 Wednesday-beef enchilada and spanish rice01/14 Thursday- Lasagna01/16 Friday-Chicken fried chicken and mashed potatoes01/16 Saturday-Soup and grilled ham and cheese sandwich01/17 Sunday- 2 piece fried chicken and potatoes01/18 Monday- BBQ, Chips, and salad01/19 Tuesday- Meatloaf and baked potato

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January 11 - Wrestling Practice 3:50pmJanuary 11 - 7/8 GBB vs Browns Valley 4:30pmJanuary 11 - Monthly School Board Meeting 5pmJanuary 11 - GBB vs Wilmot 6:15pmJanuary 12 - Wrestling @ Evansville 5pmJanuary 12 - GBB @ Hancock 6pmJanuary 12 - Gymnastics @ Ortonville 6pmJanuary 12 - B-Squad BBB vs Battle Lake 6pmJanuary 12 - BBB vs Battle Lake 7:30pmJanuary 13 - Wrestling Practice 3:50pmJanuary 13 - Adult Open Gym 7pmJanuary 14 - 7/8 BBB @ Campbell-Tintah-Fairmount 4:45pmJanuary 14 - B-Squad BBB @ Campbell-Tintah-Fairmount 6pmJanuary 14 - Wrestling Dual Border West vs. Barnesville 6pmJanuary 14 - BBB @ Campbell-Tintah-Fairmount 7:30pmJanuary 15 - 7/8 Grade Spelling Bee 2;15pmJanuary 15 - Wrestling Practice 3:50pmJanuary 15 - 7/8 BBB vs Rosholt 4:30pmJanuary 15 - B-Squad BBB vs Rosholt 6pmJanuary 15 - BBB vs Rosholt 7:30pmJanuary 16 - Wrestling Tournament @ Minnewaska Area 9amJanuary 17 - Open Gym 7th Grade to Adult 1pmJanuary 17 - Adult Volleyball 5pmJanuary 18 - Gymnastics @ Marshall 6pmJanuary 18 - GBB vs Hankinson 6pm

It’s the end of the year and we, as sports fans, know what that means: It’s time to take a look back at the great plays and the playerswhomadethem,lestweforget.Thisweekweprofiletwoinstant legends from the hard court and the rink.

Basketball: Stephen CurryHow good is Stephen Curry? So good that visiting markets

broadcast his warm-up routine. So good that he put Davidson Collegeonthemap(atleastintheory)andgaveOaklanditsfirstbasketball championship in four decades. So good that Mark Jackson, a former NBA All-Star and coach (including Curry’s), openly fretted that “he’s ruining the game” of basketball.

Yes, you read that right. Kim Kardashian breaks the Internet, children break toys, and Stephen Curry breaks basketball. How does he do it?

Curry is 6 feet, 3 inches -- not a giant by any means -- so he knew from the start of his career that he was not going to rely on his physicality to dominate on the inside, nor was he going to spend a large amount of time above the rim. What Curry was able to do was watch his father, Dell Curry, a former NBA star in his own right, and learn how to practice, practice, practice his jump shot, his three-pointer, his passing. That was something he could control.

It’s paid off in record-smashing ways ... in fact, he is in a league of his own. His record 286 three-pointers in 2015 surpassed the oldmarkof272,setbyStephenCurryhimselfin2013.

Hands down the league MVP in 2015 and The Associated Press Athlete of the Year, Curry has become the smiling, family-oriented face of the league. The only scary thing about Curry is that he is improving at a record pace. This season he is averaging more than 30 points per game ... a full seven points higher than his championship-winning MVP season. No full-time NBA player has everimprovedthatmuchinoneseason,andat27yearsold,it’ssafe to say that the best is yet to come for young Master Curry.

Hockey: Casey PriceIt’s the age-old quandary: Would you rather have strong starting

pitching or bleacher-blasting home-run hitters on your roster? A superstar quarterback and receiving corps to match, or a sack-happydefensivelinewithshutdowncorners?Aprolificgoalscoreror a brick wall of a backstop in front of the net?

Luckilyforus,theNHLhasthisstuffallfiguredout.Theyhavethis thing called the Hart Trophy, which is awarded to the most valuable player to his team. Last year, the league decided that Montreal goalie Carey Price was such a guy. He buried Capitals wingerAlexanderOvechkininfirst-placevotes(139-8)andledthe league in wins, goals against average and save percentage -- a feat not equaled since Ed Belfour did it in 1991. Price set the Canadians’ record for wins in a season (44, also the NHL season best), not bad considering that the Canadians have a tiny bit of history and lore surrounding the franchise.

There’s no joke to be made here; picking Price was not wrong. Mark Vasto is a veteran sportswriter who lives in New Jersey.


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What can you hold without ever touching it?A conversation.

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Q: I have a 50-piece set of ruby glass. Several years ago, I was offered $75 per glass, but I want to sell the entire set. Any suggestions? -- Marilyn, Sonoma, CaliforniaA:Rubyglassisaflashedglass,deeplyredincolor,andwasmanufacturedbynumerous

companies beginning during the 1890s and continuing through the 1940s. Although it is some-times confused with red carnival glass, it is made differently and is not the same.

Values are tricky. It might be a good idea to consult the numerous price guides available and monitorrubyglasspricesoneBay.Anothersuggestionistocontactacertifiedappraiserwhospecializesinglass.Althoughyouwillpayanominalfee,youwillgetanexpert’sopinionofwhat your collection is worth.

•••Q: Can you recommend a good price guide for comics. My son has a collection of about 75

vintage issues, and I think we should investigate to see what the current values are. -- Susan, Springfield, Missouri

A: There are three comic references I consult on a regular basis: “Golden Age Comics” by AlexG.MalloyandStuartW.WellsIII(KrauseBooks);“OfficialOverstreetComicBookPriceGuide” by Robert W. Overstreet (House of Collectibles); and “Comic Book Checklist and Price Guide” by Maggie Thompson, Brent Frankenhoff and Peter Bickford (Krause Books). Since prices can vary from region to region, don’t assume values listed are chiseled in stone. Also, don’t hesitate to contact established comic-book dealers in your area.

•••Q: I recently purchased four pieces of McCoy pottery at a yard sale. In addition to a large

mixing bowl, I bought a pitcher with matching mug and a cookie jar shaped like a strawberry. I spent a total of $35 for the four pieces and hope it was a good deal. -- Becky, Little Rock, Arkansas

A: Although I have several guidebooks for this type of pottery, my personal favorite is “Warman’s McCoy Pottery,” 2nd edition, by Mark F. Moran and published by KP Books. Your strawberry cookie jar was crafted during the 1950s and is valued in the $80 to $100 range, per Moran. It sounds like you made an excellent buy.

Write to Larry Cox in care of KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803, or send e-mail to [email protected]. Due to the large volume of mail he receives, Mr. Cox cannot personally answer all reader questions, nor does he do appraisals. Do not send any materials requiring return mail.


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DEAR PAW’S CORNER: Tonight our dear guinea pig “Sparks” had a heart attack and left us within a couple of hours. There was no chance to take her to an emergency vet. Is tension in the house a cause of heart attack in guinea pigs? Is there anything we could have done to prevent this? -- Yamile, via email

DEAR YAMILE: I’m sorry to hear of Sparks’ death. I’ll try to offer some explanation why, and I encourage my readers to send their advice as well.

Heart attack (and stroke) are, sadly, very common causes of sudden death in guinea pigs, a.k.a. cavies. Cavies are very sensitive to their environment, par-ticularly changes in temperature. Being unable to rest peacefully also causes stress that affects their system. In short, cavies love a comfortable routine and a rest area sheltered from light and noise.

Deficiencies in diet also can be a factor. This can get tricky, so speaking with other cavy ownersorvetswhospecializeinthemcanhelpdeducewhetheracavyneedsa specific typeoffeed or supplement (too much can be as bad as too little).

Because it’s often hard to detect illness in ca-vies until they suddenly decline, you should learn abitof“cavyfirstaid.”Oneimportantstepwhenacavytakesillistocontactthevetbyphonefirst

and describe the symptoms. Sometimes a cavy is too ill to safely be transported. The vet might tell you to make your pet comfortable and wait out a very long night -- not because he or she doesn’t care, but because the added stress in moving the cavy could be fatal.

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