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Q: I recently inherit-ed a set of Majol-ica figurines. Although they are rather hideous, I suspect they might be valuable. Accord-ing to the documents I have, they were made by Jerome Massier and are his Singing Frogs. Betty, Westminster, Colo.

A: You are going to croak with joy when I tell you that your figu-rines are valued at $1,200 in Warmans Majolica Identi-fication and Price Guide by Mark F. Moran. According to Moran, the Massier fam-ily began producing ceram-ics in Vallauris, France, dur-ing the mid-18th century.

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Q: I have a painting by Emmanuel P. Matthews entitled Picnic on the Pond. I was told several years ago by a rep-resentative of a major auc-tion house that it could be worth as much as $10,000, but I would have to bring it to New York for a real appraisal. What is your advice? Samantha, Streator, Ill.

A: If you plan to sell your painting, the first thing you need to do is get an appraisal by a certi-fied expert. This expert isnt a neighbor or some-one who claims to know a little about artwork. To find an appraiser, I suggest you contact one of the associa-tions, namely The Ameri-can Society of Appraisers, P.O. Box 17265, Washing-ton, DC 20005; The Inter-

national Society of Apprais-ers, 1131 SW 7th St., Suite 105, Renton, WA 98055; or The Appraisers Association of America, 386 Park Ave. South, No. 2000, New York, NY 10016.

Experts generally provide two types of appraisals, verbal and written. Written appraisals are especially recommended for insurance purposes. After you have gotten an appraisal, then the time has come to contact some of the larger auction houses. The main thing is to do your homework and rely on experts who are com-petent and knowledgeable about artwork.

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Q: I have a creamer and sugar set that I believe is at least 100 years old. I am enclosing pictures of the set, which is marked Germany. Can you help me find out more about it? Sue, Montevideo, Minn.

A: Judging by the pic-tures you sent, I believe your set was made during the 1920s. Similar sets in my area sell in the $25 to $45 range, depend-ing, of course, on condition.

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DEAR PAWS COR-NER: I recently got a new job, and I need to have someone come and feed my cats and walk the dog because I dont get home until late at night. How can I find a pet sitter I can trust? Missing My Pets Already

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Interview the pet sitter, and have your pet interview him or her as well. See how the sitter and pets interact.

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If a statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the air, the person died in battle; if the horse has one front leg in the air, the person died as a result of wounds received in battle; if the horse has all four legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes.

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North America Hubbard Glacier

Hubbard is the largest tidewater glacier on the North American continent. Hubbard has also been thickening and advancing toward the Gulf of Alaska ever since it was first mapped by the International Boundary Commission in 1895 (Davidson, 1903). And, this is happening despite climate change and the fact that many glaciers are thinning and retreating.

South America Perito Moreno Glacier

90% of the worlds glaciers in Antarctica and Patagonia at the southern tip of South America are melting quickly. Argentinas mighty Perito Moreno glacier is thriving in defiance of the global climate change. University of Alaska Fairbanks experts say the areas heavy precipitation seems to have increased. This combined with strong, cold Patagonian winds has reinforced the glacier.

Europe Vatnajokull Glacier

The Vatnajokull covers about 8% of Iceland with and average thickness of 400meter. Beneath the glacier are active volcanoes. Grimsvoth Volcano is Icelands most active latest eruptions in 1996, 1998, 2004.

Africa Glaciers of Kilimanjaro

These glaciers may not be the biggest on the continent but they are definitely on the highest mountain of the continent. They were also the center of much global warming alarmist hype until it was proven that retreat and advance of glaciers is not caused by climate change as much as it is caused by overall changes in precipitation.

Asia Siachen Glacier

Siachen glacier is the highest battleground on earth. It is a place where India and Pakistan always meet in a frozen standoff. It is the worlds largest non polar glacier, Siachen glacier is sometimes called third pole. This glacier is well known for its scarce population and treacherous climatic conditions. Siachin boasts more than 2 trillion cubic feet of ice, and within 25 kms has 45 peaks which rise up to a height of 18000 feet.

Australia Heard Island Glacier

Australias little know glaciers sit in sub-Antarctic Heard Island in the Indian Ocean. The area was discovered by U.S. Captain William Heard in 1853. Scientists call the area an ideal laboratory for studying climate change at the end of the Polar Zone and isolated from humans.

Antarctica Lambert Glacier

Lambert along with Mellor and Fisher glaciers, which form the upper extension of the Lambert, the ice mass have been measured at 320 mi. long and over 40 mi. wide. The Lambert drains into the massive Amery Ice Shelf at longitude 70 deg. E, almost due south of Bombay and approximately 1,400 mi. from the South Pole.

By Samantha Mazzotta

Wood Deck Stain vs. Water Seal

Q: The house I just bought has a wood-en deck in the back that has turned gray over the years. Its otherwise struc-turally sound. My question is, should I seal the deck against further water dam-age, or just stain it to the color I want and not worry about sealing it? Judy H., Waycross, Ga.

A: Its really up to you. Just staining the deck will give you the color you want, although in high-traf-fic areas the stain could wear away quickly. Many deck companies recommend using a combination stain/sealer product, which is basically a sealer with pigment added. The advantage of this, they say, is the sealer provides additional protection against water and weather damage, while the stain helps reduce fading from UV rays.

Sealers should last at least a year, with some lasting up to three years. You have a choice of either water-based or oil-based sealer; many professionals recommend oil-based products, which last longer.

Since youve just pur-chased the house and might not know when the deck was last maintained, consider having a professional deck contractor inspect it. Find out if there are any hidden issues, whether the deck needs maintenance prior to staining or sealing it. The deck will likely need to be cleaned and may need to be sanded and pressure-washed prior to sealing or staining.

Once youve inspected and cleaned the deck, you can apply a stain or sealer (or both). If you decide to stain,

pick a few sample colors that are a few shades darker or lighter than the shade you want. This is because different types or different conditions of deck wood can cause the color of the stain to appear different from the swatch color. Test each sample in an inconspicuous place and pick the best color for your wood.

Apply the stain or sealer on a dry day when the tempera-ture is above 50 degrees F. Dont apply it in direct sun-light. Ideally, two dry days will help the stain or sealer dry completely and evenly, so check the weather fore-cast and plan accordingly.

Stir the sealer (dont shake it bubbles will form in it) or stain and apply a thin coat to a couple of boards at a time using a long-handled paint roller. Dont overapply the finish will not dry cor-rectly and will feel tacky for days, at least.

If the finish puddles up, use another roller or a broom to spread out the puddles. To stain or seal corners, use a paintbrush. If you feel a sec-ond coat is needed, apply it in the same way, very thinly. Let the finish dry for at least 24 hours.

A note about cleanup: Any rags or cloths used to clean up spills or excess should not be piled up together. The evaporating finish can ignite and cause a fire. Wash rags by hand if you applied a water-based finish, use soapy water; if you applied an oil-based finish, use min-eral spirits or paint thinner, then rinse and hang them outdoors to dry, spaced well apart.

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VA Home Loans Are Great Deal

One of the biggest benefits veterans have is the home loan guaranty program. The Department of Veter-ans Affairs website (www.benefits.va.gov) has full details, but here are a few things you need to know if youre considering using it.

Benefits: You usually wont need a down pay-ment, the closing costs are limited and can be paid by the seller, you can pay off the loan early without pen-alty, and you wont be stuck paying private mortgage insurance. The VA doesnt loan you the money, but it stands behind a loan you get from another source. The loan guaranty is insurance to the lender, which can be helpful if youve been turned down by traditional sources.

Eligibility: You must have decent credit, sufficient income and a Certificate of Eligibility (COE). The home must be for you to live in. To obtain a COE, you need to have been dis-charged under other than dishonorable conditions. To apply for the COE, youll need VA Form 26-1880. See

the VA website for a chart showing the qualifying war-time and peacetime periods, the qualifying active dates and the minimum number of service days required.

What You Can Do: Buy a home, build a home, buy and improve a home, install energy-related improve-ments, buy a manufactured home and/or lot to put it on.

Other Types of Loans: Cash-Out Refinance, which allows you to take the equity from your home for paying off debts, financing school or making improvements to your home; and Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRL), which is a refinance program for your existing VA loan. Addition-ally, there are housing grants to help disabled veterans buy or modify a home.

If you dont have a com-puter, call the VA for more information about the home loan guaranty program at 1-800-827-1000.

Freddy Groves regrets that he cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into his column whenever possible. Send email to columnreply2@gmail.com.

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CANDY INTRODUCTIONS Hersheys Milk Chocolate Bar...1890s Cracker Jack...first named in 1896 (toy

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Tootsie Roll (the first penny candy wrapped individually in paper, it was named for the inventors daughters nickname) ...1896

Hersheys Kisses (wrapped)...1907 (the paper ID plume was added in 1921)

Necco Wafers...1912 Mint flavored Life Savers ...1912

Baby Ruth...1920; Mounds...1922; Milky Way...1923; Reeses Peanut Butter Cups... 1923; Bit-O-Honey...1924; Mr. Goodbar... 1925; Milk Duds...1926; Raisinets...1927; Heath Bar...1928; Butterfinger... late 1920s; Snickers...1930; 3 Musketeers...1932; Kraft Caramels...1933; Krackel Bar...1938; Mike & Ike...1940; M&Ms Plain...1941; Almond Joy...1948; Hot Tomales...1950; Jolly Rancher Fire Stix...1951; Marshmallow Peeps...1953; M&Ms Peanut...1954; and SweeTARTS ...1963.

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Lee Richmond of the Worcester Ruby Legs threw a perfect game against the Cleveland Blues on June 12, 1880, the first in major league history. The game was the only perfect game to feature three outs on foul bounds, which were balls caught after bouncing once in foul territory. The foul bounds rule was eliminated after three more seasons. The Ruby Legs won the game, 1-0.

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Caroline pretended to be more liberal-minded around Rick. Eric refereed an altercation between Brooke and Taylor. Brooke received a troubling prognosis during a routine checkup. Bill put everything else on hold to prove his devotion to Katie. Taylor wondered if Eric still had feelings for Brooke. Katie tried to be supportive of Steffy after the wedding. Donna learned some incriminating information about one of her sisters. Caroline couldnt help but show her true colors around Maya. Wait to See: Hope visits Oliver at the beach house. Brooke admits that shes in love with Bill.

DAYS OF OUR LIVESJohn confided in Victor

about what he had planned for Kristen. Sami stole the evidence that Nick had on Will, in addition to Vargass money. Vargas blackmailed Nicole into keeping quiet. EJ was skeptical of Rafes attitude toward Sami. Brady asked Eric to preside over his wedding to Kristen. Gabi warned Nick that he better come clean about what he was hiding. Kate broke up with Rafe in

order to protect him from Stefanos wrath. Wait to See: Someone breaks into Jennifers house. Roman confronts John about his poor treatment of Marlena.

GENERAL HOSPITALAJs sobriety was

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room. Sabrina confronted Britt about her supposed morning sickness. Scott pressed Laura for a commitment. Wait to See: Sam is being watched. Luke and Laura reminisce about their past, but do they have a future?

THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS

Katherine asked Cane

to take over her duties at work while she underwent surgery. Anita warned Chelsea that her lies would catch up with her someday. Sharon encouraged Adam to express more emotion. Leslie pressed her father for information on a woman from his past named Rose. Summer was asking for trouble after using a fake ID to get into Nicks club. Chloe and Kevin tried to spice up their marriage. Michael was surprised to hear a mans voice in the background when he called Lauren. Wait to See: Chelsea considers being truthful with Adam. Traci returns to Genoa City.

ALL MY CHILDREN (Online)

Jesses worst nightmare was confirmed. Bianca was caught off guard by Miranda. Celia was shocked by what she overheard. One mom got an early Mothers Day surprise. A popular boy band visited Pine Valley.

ONE LIFE TO LIVE (Online)

Todd tried to get through to Blair while Tea did her best to keep it together. Clint had a serious talk with his family. Matthew tried to protect Dani. A sketchy art dealer had it in for Cutter. Dorian put her plan in motion for revenge. Bo tried to convince Nora to return to her roots. Clint lectured Matthew. A life was in danger in Llanview.

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pril 29, 2013 TAURUS: Transits on May fifth and sixth create energies which may create a sense of fickleness in around you. Self responsibility is indicated in order for others in a position(s) of authoritative figure(s) to continue to observe you from a positive perspective. The sixth through eighth indicates a time for keeping the EGO in check. The New Moon enters your Home Sign on the Ninth opening doors to familiarities through the tenth. Decisive action is indicated on the eleventh. GEMINI: The New Moon occurring on the Ninth in Taurus may allow you to shine in the eyes of those within your career/work setting which may open door to a promoted position and or raise in finances. For a brief moment mid week the sun and moon are conjunct indicating a time for bringing your subconscious and Ego to the surface for an examination. Self responsibility and discipline is indicated at this time. Scorpio in Retrograde may have you passionately feeling alone in your romance sector. MOON CHILD: Self responsibility in order to create a decisive pattern on the fifth and sixth is indicated. Transits on the sixth through the eighth indicate keeping a close check on your emotions, both externally and internally. The New Moon mid week allows you to examine your life within all sectors and/or levels; it creates energies to you which may assist you to put new desires; prayers; and/or goals; into place. Some one around you may declare their romantic feelings openly to you by or on the eleventh. LEO: Keeping your self immersed within the positive and optimistic side of all of lifes sectors - job; business; career; personal; romance; and/or financial is indicated from the fifth through the eighth. Further attention within any/all combination(s) of each of these life areas is further brought to the fore front by the energies created by the new moon on the ninth. Taking self responsible actions is indicated through the eleventh in order for positive outcomes to come into manifestation.VIRGO: Mercury transits through Taurus through the eleventh indicating the possible need to be in the lime light within all of lifes sectors. Self responsibility is indicated to consider refraining from speaking unless the brain has been engaged prior to self involvement within all forms of communication. This is a good time to seek professional advise from a professional concerning your finances in order to make new investments on the ninth. Examine your heart prior to becoming involved with someone less than deserving. LIBRA: The new moon on the ninth may bring romantic love your way; this could actually be the real deal. Transitory energies through the eleventh indicate your not over thinking this, and thereby thinking this romantic opportunity right out of your life. You may be called upon from the fifth through the eighth in order to assist someone(s) to place their thoughts into a more logical and/or positive place. You may find your self enrolling in(teaching) and/or beginning some form of educational class(es) this week. SCORPIO: The first half this weeks transits may find you within situations where others are the center of attention; your responses are desired; consider participation and kindness. The new moon on the ninth could find you within many untrodden/new territory(ies) through the eleventh. This energy combined with discipline; self responsibility; and a burning desire from within may bring a personal prayer and/or dream into fruition. This week could be the beginning of this realization; the outcome is now up to you. SAGITTARIUS: A Pisces Moon is present on the fifth and sixth indicating the need to keep your inner and outer self centered for all possible action and/or activities. The Sun; Mercury; andMoon traveling through the constellation of the bull from the eighth through the tenth indicates a need to replace all testing of self and/or others with gentle kindness. Air created by the moon in Gemini on the eleventh may be fueling your fire; self responsible decisions and actions are indicated. CAPRICORN: Indecision may occur on the fifth and sixth. Egotistical stubbornness is indicated from the sixth through the eighth. Transits through the eleventh indicate a time to charge with flexibility within all of lifes sectors. This could be the difference between allowingsomeone else to receive what could have been yours and/or personal success. Those in positions of authority are watching closely through the eleventh. Father and/or a father figure is highlighted. AQUARIUS: Venus in Taurus may bring romance into the forefront via participation in social activities through the tenth. Single Aquarius could find a new romantic love partner walking at their side on the ninth. Geminis duality energies could influence your thinking on the eleventh creating doubt and fear, where security and balance had been present. This is a time to think everything thoroughly through at all levels of life before making any rash decisions which may become regret versus sureness. PISCES: Some one around you may declare their romantic feelings for you on the fifth or sixth. Transits indicate self responsibility in order to insure you do not tear this possibility apart intonothingness based upon the irrational and/or illogical thinking from the insecure thinking of those within your inner circle by the eleventh. Keep in mind this is the creation of both parties involved; do not take it personally upon yourself. You may be each others mirror in order to see the truth you are seeking. ARIES: Transits on the fifth create energies which allow for a long needed rest from the energies of those around you. The sixth through the eighth could be overly emotional when overdoing is chosen versus being content with your current Best. The new moon on the ninth indicates a time to put novice beginnings into place. Thoroughly examine everything, inwardly and outwardly, prior to placing new thoughts; romantic relationships; and/or actions into motion. Validity versus illusion is indicated.

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With peppers, bigger might not be better, especially if you like them hot. Generally, the smaller the pepper, the hotter, and none of the hottest peppers in the world is more than three inches long.

Rose Colors & Meanings Red:

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Sincere Love, Passion

Pink: Appreciation, Thank You, Grace, Perfect Happiness, Admiration,

Gentleness

Orange: Desire, Enthusiasm

Yellow: Friendship, Joy, Gladness, Delight,

Remember Me, Welcome Back

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Thildas Potato and Egg Salad

This was a winning rec-ipe in our Mothers Day Cooking contest.

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1. In 5-quart saucepot, place potatoes and enough water to cover; heat to boil-ing over high heat. Reduce heat to medium-low; cover and simmer 10 to 12 min-utes or until potatoes are fork-tender. Drain potatoes; cool slightly.

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Each serving: About 265 calories, 15g total fat (3g saturated), 91mg choles-terol, 300mg sodium, 27g total carbs, 2g dietary fiber, 6g protein.

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3. New Englands Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Her-nandez set an NFL record in 2011 for most combined receptions by tight ends (169). Which team had held the mark?

4. Name the five coaches to have led Kentucky mens basketball to a total of eight national championships.

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7. Kimiko Date-Krumm, in 2013, became the oldest female tennis player to win a main draw match at the Australian Open. How old was she?

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5. Bostons John Bucyk (41) scored on St. Louis Eddie Johnston (41) in 1976.

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1. Name the group that had a hit with Baby I Need Your Loving.

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5. Name the song that con-tains this lyric: I met him at the candy store. He turned around and smiled at me. You get the picture?

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Many others have covered the song, including Johnny Rivers with a slower version in 1967, and the duo of Mar-vin Gaye and Tammi Terrell in 1969.

2. Crystal Gayle, in 1977. It almost didnt happen, as the songs composer was in the middle of a deal with another artist.

3. Elton John, in 1980. Conquer the Sun was on the b-side. Oddly enough, one version of the sleeve for the single spells the title as Little Jeanie.

4. Prince, in 1988. It was the first Prince single released as a CD

5. Leader of the Pack, by the Shangri-Las in 1964. The song required 63 takes, as none of the music was written down. According to legend, to add the open-ing sound, a motorcycle was driven into the building.

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1. Is the book of James in the Old or New Testament or neither?

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3. Where is Satan called the spirit that worketh in the children of disobedience? Galatians 1, Ephesians 2, Colossians 3, Titus 4

4. What widowed proph-etess was 84 years old on seeing the young Jesus in the temple? Anna, Jezebel, Hagar, Abigail

5. Which of these books foretold of the Messiah being born in Bethlehem? Ezra, 1 Kings, Amos, Micah

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