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• Famous Mis-Quotes • B Batteries Disappear • Getting to Know You • Interesting Facts • Pizza Dip • Brain Teasers

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1) KNOCK, KNOCK. WHO’S THERE? ORANGE. OR APPLE? You have three boxes of fruit. One contains just apples, one contains just oranges, and one contains a mixture of both. Each box is labeled -- one says "apples," one says "oranges," and one says "apples and oranges." However, it is known that none of the boxes are labeled correctly. How can you label the boxes correctly if you are only allowed to take and look at just one piece of fruit from just one of the boxes? 2) BOTTLED UP If you put a coin in an empty bottle and insert a cork into the neck of the bottle, how could you remove the coin without taking the cork out or breaking the bottle?

3) BAAAAAH A farmer had nine sheep, and all but seven died. How many did he have left? Answers on page 2

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Famous Mis-Quotations http://www.mentalfloss.com

“Billions and billions.” Carl Sa-gan never said this, and he even explained that he never said it in the first chapter of his book, which, incidentally, was ti-tled Billions & Billions: "Oh, I said there are maybe 100 billion gal-axies and 10 billion trillion stars. It's hard to talk about the Cosmos without using big numbers...But I never said 'billions and billions.' For one thing, it's too imprecise." The quote actually originated from Johnny Carson's impression of Sagan. "The British are coming!" was very likely never shouted by Paul Revere. It was in the poem about his journey (Paul Revere's Ride), though.

"Houston, we have a prob-lem." Not quite, not quite. When things went awry on Apollo 13, Fred Haise started with, "OK, Houston,"� and was then inter-rupted by Jim Lovell with, "I be-lieve we've had a problem here,"� followed by "Houston, we've had a problem. We've had a main B bus undervolt."

"I cannot tell a lie. It was I who chopped down the cherry tree." George Washington may have been honest, but he never

said this statement. One of his many biographers, Parson Weems, made up the quote in the 1800s. "Pride comes before a fall.” Well, if you're quoting the Beatles, that's right. But if you're quoting the Bible, the saying is, "Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall." Harry Truman may have popular-ized the saying "The Buck Stops Here," but he definitely didn't in-vent it. The sign that so famously resided on Truman's desk was actually a gift from Fred Canfil, a friend who saw the sign on the desk of a prison warden in Okla-homa. "Play it again, Sam" is probably the best known quote from the film Casablanca (1942) starring Humphrey Bogart. The problem is that it's a misquote. The actual line is: "Play it once, Sam, for old times' sake," delivered by Ingrid Bergman.

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04 - 1957 - Smith-Corona Manufacturing Inc., of New York, began selling portable electric typewriters. The first machine weighed 19 pounds.

13 - 1542 - Catherine Howard was executed for adultery. She was the fifth wife of England's King Henry VIII.

18 - 1930 - Elm Farm Ollie became the first cow to fly in an airplane.

23 - 1905 - The Rotary Club was founded in Chicago, IL, by Attorney Paul Harris and three others.

27 - 1997 - In Ireland, divorce became legal.

28 - 1979 - Mr. Ed, the talking horse from the TV show "Mr. Ed", died :(

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Interesting Facts You Never Knew

FAMOUS WORDS There is so much comedy on television. Does that cause

comedy in the streets?

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Riddle Answers

1) Take a piece of fruit from the box marked "apples and oranges." Suppose the fruit you take is an apple. Then that box must be the box containing just apples. There-fore, the box marked "oranges" can't be the box containing just ap-ples, and it can't be the box contain-ing just oranges either -- so it must be the box containing apples and oranges. The remaining box is therefore the box containing just oranges.

2) Push the cork into the bottle and shake the coin out.

3) Seven. Groan...hope you got it.

WHY AREN’T THERE ANY ‘B’ BATTERIES?

Did you know…Marie Curie’s note-books are st i l l radioactive? Did you know...Before Google launched Gmail, “G-Mail” was the name of a free email service offered by Garfield the cat’s website ? Did you know...In colonial America, lobster wasn't exactly a delicacy. It was so cheap and plentiful it was often served to prisoners?

Did you know...Crayola means oily chalk?

Around the time of World War I, American battery manufacturers, the War Industries Board, and a few government agencies got to-gether to develop some nationally uniform specifications for the size of battery cells. They decided to base it around the alphabet, dubbing the smallest cells and single-cell batteries “A” and went from there to B, C and D. There was also a "No. 6" battery that was larger than the others and pretty commonly used, so it was grandfathered in without a name change. As battery technology changed and improved and new sizes of batteries were made, they were added to the naming system. When smaller bat-teries came along, they were desig-nated AA and AAA. These newer batteries were the right size for the growing consumer electronics in-dustry, so they caught on. C and D batteries also found a niche in me-dium- and high-drain applications. The mid-size A and B batteries simply didn’t have a market and more or less disappeared in the U.S.. While you typically won’t see ei-ther A or B batteries on American store shelves, they’re still out there in the wild. A batteries were used in early-model laptop battery packs and some hobby battery packs. B batteries are still sometimes used in Europe for lanterns and bicycle

lamps. But, their popularity is dwindling and they may be dis-continued in the future. Bye, bye B battery :(

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Ingredients—makes 8 servings

10 Minutes prep, cook, 25 minutes, ready in 35 minutes • 1-8 oz. pkgs. cream cheese, softened • 1-14 oz can pizza sauce • 1/4 lb pepperoni sausage, diced • 1 onion, chopped • 1-6 oz can black olives, chopped • 2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese

Directions: 1) Preheat oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C). Spray a 9-inch pie pan with non-stick cooking spray. 2) Spread cream cheese on the bottom of the pie pan. Pour pizza sauce over the cream cheese, and spread it so that there is an even layer of sauce. Sprinkle with pepperoni, onion, and olives. Top with mozzarella cheese. 3) Bake at 400 degrees F (200 degrees C) for 20 to 25 minutes. The perfect Super Bowl dip!

GETTING TO KNOW RON WESTPHAL

Established in 1977 Ron Westphal started in the car business as a mechanic at a local Oldsmobile dealership, then transferred to sales and became successful enough to purchase and operate his own Suburu dealership. In 1977 he opened a small, one-car showroom Chev-rolet dealership in Yorkville, IL. By 1985 Ron Westphal Chev-rolet had outgrown its Yorkville building and re-located to our cur-rent location. In 2012 Ron West-phal Chevy completely renovated its entire dealership and invites you to visit their new, modern fa-cility. Although long-time em-ployee Dan Schwebke was pro-

moted to General Manager about 12 years ago, Ron Westphal is still very much involved in our daily operations. Dan's business philosophy coincides with the owner, Ron Westphal. They both believe that providing exceptional customer service is the key to growing a successful busi-ness. Ron Westphal's strong be-lief in exceptional customer ser-vice has helped us succeed and grow throughout the years.

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