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TRIVIA TODAY - Monday, May 16, 2011

Greetings Infomaniacs,

Oops! Thank you for letting me know that I forgot to post
the answer to Friday's mind scrambler. It was the digits of
the hand (The order on the poem is pinky, ring finger,
middle finger, index or pointer finger, and thumb).

I am sorry about that!

Enjoy!
Melissa

Email Melissa: mailto:melissa@gophercentral.com

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TODAY'S MYSTERY QUOTE

QUOTE: "People take different roads seeking fulfillment
and happiness. Just because they're not on your road
doesn't mean they've gotten lost."

HINT: American author best-known for his inspirational book,
Life's Little Instruction Book.

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RANDOM TIDBITS

Morphine was given its name in 1803 by the discoverer, a
20 year old German pharmacist named Friedrich Saturner. He
named it after Morpheus, the Greek god of dreams.

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The first American advertisement for tobacco was published
in 1789. It showed a picture of an Indian smoking a long
clay pipe.

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The pineapple was symbol of welcome in the 1700-1800s. That
is why in New England you will see so many pineapples on
door knockers.

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VIDEO CLIP

Audrey Hepburn - Gardens of the World

In this clip from the DVD, Gardens of the World with Audrey
Hepburn, Audrey visit a beautiful garden created by painter,
Claude Monet.

http://www.evtv1.com/player.aspx?itemnum=11855

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Wine grapes, oranges, figs and olives were first planted in
North America by Father Junipero Sera in 1769.

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Dr. Joel Poinsett, the 1st US ambassador to Mexico, brought
the poinsettia to US in 1828. The plant, called "flower of
the blessed night" in Mexico was renamed in Poinsett's
honor.

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Advertisements for coffee in London in 1657 claimed that
the beverage was a cure for scurvy, gout and other ills.

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*** Weekly Mind-Scrambler ***

I've been drawn by the artists these days, and of old;
Yet I'm seen only when all around me is cold.

For most of the time you just live and ignore me;
Then you gasp for me, stop for me, mutter below me.

You might say, in surprise, I've been taken away,
But it's true I've been with you, at least 'til today.

When I leave you, you leave too!

What am I?

Submit your answer by visiting: http://gopherarchives.gophercentral.com/TheDailyTease.aspx

Answer will be posted in Friday's Trivia Today. Good Luck!

If your name appears in Friday's newsletter, EMAIL
michele@gophercentral.com your complete name and
address to be shipped your prize.

Be sure to put "Winner" in the subject line.

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QUOTE: "People take different roads seeking fulfillment
and happiness. Just because they're not on your road
doesn't mean they've gotten lost."

ANSWER: H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

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