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Weekly SUDOKU
DIFFI CULTY THIS WEEK: *
, Fill your salt and pepper shakers
one-quarter of the way with uncooked
white rice. Dry rice will allow the salt
or pepper to flow more freely fi'om
the shaker. If your shaker is opaque,
you can tell it's time to add more salt
or pepper when the shaker starts to
rattle.
• Mark old toothbrushes with mask-
ing tape so you can tell the difference
between cleaning brushes and those
you use for your teeth. You can clean
a toothbrush in the dishwasher. Put it
with the silverware.
• Because fabric-softener sheets can
leave residue on the dryer's lint trap,
clean yours out at least every other
month. Just scrub with plain old soap
and water.
• "Add this to the list of wonderthl
cleaners for wood floors: tea. Just
brew a couple of cups and use the
tea as you would your regular wood-
floor cleaner. It's nice and shiny after-
ward."-.- r,.[,, in Oregon
• Use a turkey baster to "'squirt" pan-
cake batter into your fi'ying pan. Mix
the batter as norn'ta] and unscrew the
top of the baster to load. You can use
it to make letters for tim kids' break-
filsts. No drips!
• "'If you have trouble opening the
lid on a ghiss jar, try using a pair of
standard dishwashing gloves. They
let you grip both the lid and the jar,
and they work especially well if your
hands are the least bit moist."-- D,Y.
in Pelmsylwmia
Send your tip.s" to Now tlere :s' a
77p. c/o King P\\;,atm'es Weekly Ser-
vice, P.O. Box 536475. Orlando.
FL 32853-6475 or e-mail ,]oAnn at
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test
Rodriguez
I. ART: Where is the world famou,
Prado inuseum located?
2. ANATOMY: Where are lnuscles
n ', triceps found in the body?
3. ADVERTISEMENTS: What
break fast cereal did Sonny the Cuckoo
Bird promote?
4. NATURAL WORLD: Where
woukt stalagmites be found in a natu-
ral cave formation?
5. GE()GRAPHY: Where was the
ancient city of Persepolis located?
6. SCIENCE: What was the first ele-
mentary particle to be discovered?
7. MUSIC: What is the national
anthem of Canada?
8. COMPUTERS: 'What does the
acronym DOS stand lbr?
9. FAMOUS QUOTES: Who once
said q worked my way up from noth
ing to a state of extreme poverty."
10 LANGUAGE: What is an atelier'?
Answers
I, Madrid, Spain
2. Upper ann
. Cocoa Pul't
4. The cone-shaped deposits rise
fi'om the floor era cave
5. Modem-day Iran fformerly Persia)
6. The electron
7. "O Canada"
8. Disk Operating System
9. Groucho Marx
10. Artist's studio
00orts
by Chin lhcieek
I. Name the last time teams with the
best-regular season records in each
league met in the World Series.
2. When AI Lopez was manager
of the White Sex between 1957 and
1965, how many seasons did Chicago
win atleast 90 games?
3. In 2010, Michigan quarterback
Denard Robinson set the record
for rushing yards for a quarterback
(1,702). Who had held the mark?
4. Name the last NBA rookie before
John Wall in 2010 to have at least
seven assists in each of his first five
games.
5. In 2012, the Los Angeles Kings
set a record with 10 consecutive road
playoff victories in the same year.
Who had held the mark?
6. Who was the only player to
record a hat trick (three goals) in a
mews World Cup soccer final?
7,. How many Olympic gold medals
did Cuban heavyweight boxer Tco-
filo Stevenson win?
Answers
1. It was 1999 (Ne' York Yankees
vs. Atlanta).
2. Five times 11957, 1959, 1963-
65).
3. Air Force's Beau Morgan rushed
for 1,494 yards in 1996.
4. Oscar Robertson. with the Cin-
cinnati Royals in 1960.
5. The 2009-10 ('hicago FHack-
hawks, with seven.
6. l;ngland's Geoff I turst, versus
West Gemmny in 1966.
7. Three 1972, 1976 and 1980.
R.F.D.
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ACROSS
1 Cleo's slayer
4 Not many
8 Manufact-
ured
12 Debtor's
letters
13 Continental
coin
14 Teen's skin
woe
15 Tyrannize
17 "Let's Make
a i ,|
18 Tooth
coating
19 Spectra
automaker
21 Faux-
22 Part of A.D.
26 / Seethes
29 Prohibit
30 Moines
lead-in
31 Bohemian
32 Festive
33 Dog bane
34 Born
35 Understood
36 Toboggans
37 "Blueberry
Hill" singer
39 Whatever
number
40 Pie ingredi-
ent?
41 Praying bug
45 "-- and
Circum-
stance"
48 "The Two
Mrs. Gren-
villes" author
Dunne
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Falco 8 Sir's
51 Kazakhstan's counterpart
-- Sea 9 Expert
52 Mainlander's 10, "CSI"
memento evidence
53 Healthy 11 Lamprey, for
54 Longings one
55 Recipe 16 Suggest
meas. 20 Charged bit
23 Between
DOWN jobs
1 Helper 24 Gotta have
2 Any minute 25 "Handsome
now -- ...
3 Cougar 26 Musical
4 Son of combo
Aphrodite 27 Sandwich
5 Gas, oil, et cookie
al. 28 Particular
6 Before 29 Cudgel
7 9-to-5 32 Farewell
8 19 10
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address?
33 Swash-
buckling
movie star
35 Wildebeest
36 Escargots
38 Urge on
39 Jordan's
capital
42 Pinball
no-no
43 Clinches
44 Omit
45 Church
seating
46 Idolater's
writing
47 Wire
measure
49 Galena, for
one
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Solution on page 9
9 7 4
8 5 6
4 8
2 6 1
9
3
1
5 7 4
2 1
5 1
4
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9 7
1 8 7 2
6 3 2 4
Place a number in the empty boxes in such a way
that each row across, each column down and
each small 9-box square contains all of the
numbers from one to nine.
* Moderate ** Challenging
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