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With Super Bowl 50 just around the corner, Tidbits takes the opportunity to look at several former NFL stars and their post-football life.

• AftergraduationfromtheU.S.NavalAcademy,wherehewon theHeismanTrophy,Roger Staubach served atour of duty inVietnamwith theU.S.Navy.Hedidn’tplayprofootballuntilage27,whenhejoinedtheDallasCowboys as a rookie quarterback, the only team he would ever play for. Staubach was a six-time Pro Bowl selec-tion,andmadefivetripstotheSuperBowl,(twotimesasSuper Bowl Champs, and the MVP of Super Bowl VI.) • TowardtheendofhisNFLcareer,Staubachstartedacommercial real estate business, The Staubach Company, specializingincommercialproperty.In2008,hesoldthecompany to an investment management company for$613 million. Staubach serves as the executive chairman of the company.This73-year-oldhasbeenmarried for50years tohisgradeschoolsweetheart,withwhomheenjoyshis15grandchildrenandone-great-grandchild.• Canyouidentifythefirstplayerevertopassfor5,000yardsinasingleseason?ItwasMiamiDolphinsquarter-backDanMarino,whospentallofhis17seasonswiththat team.

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FEBRUARY 2 - Science Fair School WILL BE IN SESSION on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2016 due to it being a snow-make up day!BBB vs. FCT @ CLINTON (NOTE: Change in Location!)February 2, 2016 JV starting at 6:15pm and Varsity to follow^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^January 25 - NO SCHOOL / TEACHER WORKDAYJanuary 25 - Wrestling: Boys Varsity Practice @ Wheaton 3:40pmJanuary 25 - Basketball: Boys 7/8 @ Wilmot 5pmJanuary 25 - Basketball: Boys B-Squad @ Wilmot 6:15pmJanuary 25 - Basketball: Boys Varsity Wilmot 7:30pmJanuary 26 - Ceramics CGB Elem Art Room 3:30pmJanuary 26 - Wrestling: Boys Varsity Practice @ Graceville 3:50pmJanuary 26 - Basketball: Boys 7/8 vs Hancock 4:45pmJanuary 26 - STUDENT COUNCIL TACO FEED 5-7pmJanuary 26 - Basketball: Boys Varsity vs Hancock 7:30pmJanuary 27 - Wrestling: Boys Varsity Practice @ Wheaton 3:40pmJanuary 27 - Adult Open Gym 7pmJanuary 28 - Basketball: Boys 7/8 @ Big Stone City 5pmJanuary 28 - Wrestling: Boys Varsity Dual vs Border West vs. Pelican Rapids 6pmJanuary 28 - Basketball: Boys B-Squad @ Breckenridge 6pmJanuary 28 - Basketball: Boys Varsity @ Breckenridge 7:30pmJanuary 29 - Wrestling: Boys Varsity Practice @ Wheaton 3:40pmJanuary 29 - Basketball: Girls 7/8 vs Ortonville 4:45pmJanuary 29 - Basketball: Girls Varsity vs Ortonville 7:30pmJanuary 30 - Speech Meet 9amJanuary 30 - Gymnastics: Girls Varsity Dual @ Deuel 12pmJanuary 30 - Sno-Ball Corantion 8pmJanuary 31 - Tae Kwon Do testing @ CGB HIgh School 11:30am-4pmJanuary 31 - Open Gym @ CGB Elem 3:30pmJanuary 31 - Adult Volleyball 6pm-8pmJanuary 31 - NO open gym in Graceville.January 31 - Weight room WILL be openFebruary 1 - Afterschool Adventures @ CGB Elem Art Rm 3:30-5pmFebruary 1 - Wrestling: Boys V @ Verndale HS 5-9pmFebruary 1 - Clinton Women's Civic Club 6pmFebruary 1 - Basketball: Girls V vs Breckenridge 6pmFebruary 1 - Basketball: Girls B vs Breckenridge 6pm February 1 - Graceville Firemen's Meeting 7pmFebruary 2 - Clinton American Legion 7pm

Estelline, SDJanuary 25 - Financial Aid Night 5:30pmJanuary 28 - 4pm Basketball: Boys Junior High @ DeuelJanuary 28 - 6:30pm Basketball: Boys Varsity @ RutlandJanuary 29 - 5pm Basketball: Girls Junior High @ Oldham-RamonaJanuary 29 - 6:30pm Basketball: Girls Varsity @ Oldham-RamonaFebruary 2 - 5pm Basketball: Girls Varsity vs Waverly-South ShoreFebruary 2 - 5pm Basketball: Boys Varsity vs Waverly-South Shore

himselfintelevisionandmovies,includingAceVen-tura:PetDetective.Afterhissonwasdiagnosedwithautism, Marino and his wife established a charitable foundationthathasdistributedmorethan$22milliontoward research and treatment for children with de-velopmental disabilities. • Norwegian-born Jan Stenerud came toAmericaasacollegestudentonaski-jumpingscholarship.In1964,whiletrainingforskiseasonatMontanaStateUniversity, he was spotted by one of the school’scoaches who was walking past the football fieldwhereStenerudwascoolingdownfromhispractice.The football coach offered Stenerud a tryout, and he wasgivenapositionontheteamaskicker.TheKan-sas City Chiefs drafted him in 1966, where he played until1979,oneofthefirstprofootballplayerstobeusedasadedicatedkicker.After19seasons(includ-ingastintwiththePackersandtheVikings),andfourProBowlappearances,Stenerudretiredwith373ca-reerfieldgoals,andneverhavingmissedagamebe-cause of injury or illness. He has worked as a sports

commentator on Scandinavian television and is also involvedwithafirmthatdesignsstadiumsandsportsarenas.• TheMVPofthefirsttwoSuperBowlswasGreenBayPackerBartStarr.HebeganhiscareerwiththePackers in 1956 and remained a player until 1971.Afterhisretirement,hewasimmediatelyhiredbytheteam as their quarterback coach, and became their headcoachin1974,apositionheheldfornineyears.His charitable organization is the Rawhide BoysRanch in New London, Wisconsin, a facility he co-founded in 1965, that helps delinquent and emotion-ally-disturbed adolescent boys.At the initial fund-raising,StarrdonatedaCorvettehehadwonforhisSuperBowlperformance tobe raffled.The82-old-year-old Starr has recently suffered two strokes and a heart attack, but after intensive physical therapy, his condition has dramatically improved. • FranTarkentonplayedhisfirstNFLgamein1961atage21asamemberoftheMinnesotaVikings,and

FOOTBALLGREATS(continued):• In the sixthweek of his rookie season,Marinobecame a starter, and went on to play in nine Pro-Bowls.Out of his 242games, he started in 240ofthem.TheNFL’slistoftheTop100GreatestPlayershas Marino in the #10 spot. For many years after his retirementin2000,heservedasananalystonCBS’sNFLToday.Helefttheshowin2014toreturntotheDolphins as a special advisor.Over the years,Ma-rinodabbledintheentertainmentfield,appearingas

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wentontonineProBowlselections.In1977,Tarken-tonbecamethefirstprofessionalathletetoguest-host“Saturday Night Live.” When this Georgia nativeretired in 1978, he owned everymajor quarterbackrecord. Tarkenton has had numerous post-football success stories, starting with founding TarkentonSoftware, a computer program generator company.HeservedasaMondayNightFootballcommentatorforfouryearsandaco-hostofABC’s“That’sIncred-ible!”duringtheearly1980s.Hewaswrittenseveralself-help motivational books as well as a novel en-titled Murder at the Super Bowl, a mystery about a football coach who is killed just before his team is scheduledtoplayinthebiggame.• Baltimore Colt legend Johnny Unitas spent 16yearswiththatteam,goingtotheProBowl10times,with three of those as MVP. He was the NFL MVP

four times,aswellasbeingvoted the league’sbestplayer at theNFL’s 50-year celebration.Unitas setthe record for themost consecutive games with atleast one touchdown pass, 47 games, a record thatstayedinplacefor52years.Duringhiscareer,Unitassustainedmany injuries, including an elbow injurythatpreventedhimfromusinghis righthand.AfterdoingcommentaryforNFLgamesduringthe1970s,thisfootballheropurchasedbowlingalleysandares-taurant,aswellasinvestinginanair-freightcompanyandseveralrealestateventures.Unfortunately,mostwerefairlyunsuccessful.Itwashisfinalbusinessde-cisionthatputUnitasunder,acircuitboardmanufac-turerwhichfailed,forcingUnitasintobankruptcy.Asuddenheartattacktookhislifein2002whenhewas69. • Therehavebeennofinancialdifficultiesforfor-merDenverBronco JohnElway. In addition to hisjobasthegeneralmanagerandexecutivevice-pres-ident of football operations for the Broncos, he has ownedtworestaurantsandninecardealerships(five

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Q: My dad was a salesman at Hasbro, and he managed to get one of the very first G.I. Joe dolls produced. I still have it and wonder about its value. -- Charles, Conway, ArkansasA:ThefirstG.I.Joewasintroducedin1964,andithad

23movablepartsandrealistichair.Itwasaninstantsuccess.Therereportedlyaremorethan500G.I.Joefigures,vehiclesand auxiliary items.TheG.I. Joes issuedduring thefirstseriesarevaluedinthe$700to$1,100rangedependingontype,accordingto“200YearsofDolls:IdentificationandPriceGuide”byDawnHerlocher.

•••Q: While cleaning out a storage area, I discovered a large

wooden crate of magic lantern slides. They appear to be from the 1920s and promote both businesses and movies from that era. I would like to contact someone to see how much they might be worth. -- Susan, Naperville, IllinoisA:Magic lanternswere early slide projectors and ex-

tremelypopularinthedaysbeforemotionpictures.IsuggestyoucontacttheMagicLanternSocietyoftheUnitedStatesandCanada.Youcanfindcontactinformationonitswebsite:www.magiclanternsociety.org.Bytheway,thesocietywill

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Q: I have a small crock that belonged to my great-grandfa-ther. It was used for turpentine, and I am curious about how much it is worth. -- J.H., Monterey, TennesseeA:Itdependswhomadeitandwhen.Doesthecrockhave

anymarkings?Whatisthecolor?Isitacrockorajug?Youmightfindmanyoftheanswerstothesequestionsandmoreinahighlyrecommendedbook,theAntiqueTraderStonewareandBlue andWhitePotteryPriceGuide, edited byKyleHusfloean(KrausePublications).

•••Write to Larry Cox in care of KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL

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DEARPAW’SCORNER:My 6-month-old toy poodle, “Jenks,” is incredibly cute, but he has a sharp, loud bark for such a little guy -- and he barks almost nonstop when we’re home. I know anxiety is an issue with many small breeds, and I’m wondering how I can best address this?--John,viaemail

DEAR JOHN: It’sworth looking into.ContactJenks’veterinarian todiscuss the issue,as I’msureyou’llgetanumberofdifferentsuggestionsrangingfrombehaviortrainingtoanti-anxietymedication.Jenksisstillprettyyoung.Howmuchtimedoeshe

Toy Poodle Barks Almost NonstopBy Sam Mazzotta

spendaloneathome?Ifyouhavetobeoutforeighthours or more, you may want to have someone -- a friend or a pet sitter -- come in to check on him, take him out to pee and play a little bit.

You also should establish a routine that he can count on, one that includes plenty of time spent with him eitherplayingortraining.Bothofthesearetimeswhenhe’sgettingyourfullattentionandpositivereinforce-ment, as well as a way to work off some of that puppy energythat’salsobehindthebarking.Asyourpuppymaturesintoanadult,hemaymellow

outsomewhat.Butinthemeantime,it’suptoyoutoprovidestructureandtrainingtoreinforcethebehav-ioryouwantinJenks.Iftheseeffortsdon’tseemtoimprovetheconstantbarking,talkwithyourvetaboutaddressinghisanxietywithmedication.

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Q: I would like to know the name of the actress who plays oppo-

site Jeremy Renner in “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters.” I think she was in “Clash of the Titans” too. Any info you have on her would be great. — Guy C., Webster, New York

A: You are speaking of the gor-geous and talented Gemma

Arterton, who, as you said, also played Io in “Clash of the Titans.” Gemma is one hot commodity right now, and it would take up too much space to tell you everything she has coming up, but I will sum up as best I can. Gemma — the Kent, England, native who turns 30 on Feb. 2 — began her acting career in grammar school, starring in numerous school productions, which eventually led to the Royal Academy of Dramat-ic Art. Her first major film role was as Strawberry Fields in “Quantum of Solace,” opposite Daniel Craig’s James Bond.

Gemma went on to co-star in “Clash of the Titans,” “Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time” and “Hansel and Gre-tel.” She has numerous films in produc-tion or on the verge of being released, including “Their Finest Hour and a Half” with Bill Nighy, “The Girl with All the Gifts” with Glenn Close, and “A Hundred Streets” with Idris Elba.

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Q: How much longer till “Bates Motel” returns? It has been

renewed for another season, cor-rect? — Dylan H., via email

A: Norma and Norman Bates will indeed be back for another

thrilling season of suspense, drama and, of course, a bit of sociopathic kill-ing. The 10-epsisode fourth season of “Bates Motel” returns to A&E on Mon-day, March 7, at 9/8c, with Freddie Highmore, Vera Farmiga, Max Thieri-ot, Nestor Carbonell and company all returning to continue the story of the Alfred Hitchcock seminal character of a boy with serious mommy issues.

Also, I had mentioned this a few months back, but don’t forget that the new thriller, “Damien,” will premiere after “Bates.” “Damien” follows the

titular character from “The Omen” hor-ror-film series, who is now a 30-year-old war photographer and has forgot-ten all about his satanic past. Damien Thorn, played by Bradley James, must come to terms with the fact that he is the Antichrist.

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Q: My grandmom and I love watching “Rizzoli & Isles”

together, but I read that the show is ending. Please tell me it isn’t true! — Lydia R., Sacramento, California

A: This summer, Angie Harmon and Sasha Alexander will return for

the seventh and final season of “Rizzo-li & Isles” on TNT. They will star in a shortened 13-episode season. While the show still is a fairly strong performer, TNT head honcho Kevin Reilly said they all “felt like it was time. Everyone said, ‘Let’s go out and finish 13 great ones and call it a day.’” I’ll let you know as soon as I have an exact premiere date for this final season.

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Sandwiches, no matter how good, can get mighty boring. Perk up your lunchbox with this tuna pasta salad. 2½ cups uncooked elbow macaroni 1¼ cups frozen cut green beans 1½ cups frozen cut carrots 3 cups water 1 (10¾-ounce) can reduced-fat cream of celery soup 1/2 cup fat-free mayonnaise 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes 1/4 teaspoon lemon pepper 2 (6-ounce) cans white tuna, packed in water, drained and flaked 1/4 cup finely chopped onion

1. In a medium saucepan, combine uncooked macaroni, green beans and carrots. Cover with water. Bring mix-ture to a boil. Cook over medium heat for about 10 minutes or until maca-roni and vegetables are tender. Drain and rinse under cold water.

2. In a medium bowl, combine cel-ery soup, mayonnaise, parsley flakes and lemon pepper. Add drained mac-aroni mixture, tuna and onion. Mix well to combine. Cover and refrig-erate for at least 2 hours. Gently stir again just before serving. Serves 6 (1 full cup each).

• Each serving equals: 222 calories, 2g fat, 19g protein, 32g carb., 405mg sodium, 3g fiber; Diabetic Exchanges: 2 Meat, 1 1/2 Starch, 1 Vegetable.


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Can Heart Surgery Cause Hot Flashes?

DEAR DR. ROACH: I have had hot flashes, similar to those experi-enced by post-menopausal women, ever since my coronary bypass in 1990. I can be sitting quietly in a chair reading or at my computer, and suddenly I find myself dripping with perspiration. I also have had panic attacks, with increased heart rate and other physical symptoms. A few years ago, a 24-hour EKG showed heart-rhythm irregularities and that my heart stopped briefly while asleep.

If these idiosyncrasies of my auto-nomic nervous system are a conse-quence of my time on the heart-lung machine for the bypass, I’m not com-plaining — just curious. You said that studies have been done on almost everything. Is this one? — W.S.B.

ANSWER: I found that a lot of peo-ple complain of similar symptoms. I also found that indeed, the autonomic nervous system (the part of the ner-vous system that regulates tempera-ture, sweat, blood pressure and many other critical aspects of body function without our being consciously aware of it) can be adversely affected by cardiac surgery. Some authors have suggested that the autonomic nervous system changes are one mechanism by which people are more likely to have depression after cardiac surgery. I found several possible explanations why the ANS changes with bypass surgery, but no clear consensus.

I would want to be sure that there are no other causes of these symptoms. It sounds like you have had an extensive evaluation, but I certainly would be concerned about a sudden fast heart rhythm, such as atrial fibrillation.

The booklet on abnormal heart rhythms explains atrial fibrillation and the more common heart rhythm disturbances in greater detail. Read-ers can obtain a copy by writing: Dr. Roach — No. 107W, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. Enclose a check or money order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with the recipi-ent’s printed name and address. Please allow four weeks for delivery.

***DEAR DR. ROACH: I suffered a

long time with GERD. I was diag-nosed with Barrett’s esophagus, a precancerous disease. My doctor recommended a procedure called a Nissen fundoplication. Since the procedure, I have not had heart-burn again. I would do it again, after what I went through. I get an endos-copy every two years to keep an eye on my disease. — G.D.B.

ANSWER: Barrett’s esophagus is a complication of longstanding reflux. It is diagnosed when the lining of the esophagus starts to look like the lining of the stomach. Barrett’s esophagus can progress to cancer of the esopha-gus. About 0.2 percent of those with Barrett’s per year will develop cancer, which sounds low, but if you live with the condition for 25 years, that’s about a 5 percent risk.

Surgery for reflux disease is done only rarely. However, it is very effec-tive (85 percent to 90 percent). The most common reason to consider sur-gery is inadequate relief from medi-cations and lifestyle changes. How-ever, severe erosions from acid in the esophagus, inability to take medica-tions, a stricture (partial closure) of the esophagus and Barrett’s esophagus are all reasons to consider surgery. Sur-gery appears to reduce the risk of can-cer more than other treatments.

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Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to answer individual letters, but will incorporate them in the column whenever possible. Readers may email questions to [email protected]. To view and order health pamphlets, visit www.rbmamall.com, or write to Good Health, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803.

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Drink Your AlmondsAlmonds are a healthy food choice.

They’re high in protein, vitamin E, fiber and minerals such as magne-sium, selenium, manganese, zinc, potassium, iron, phosphorus, omega-3 fatty acids and calcium.

Almond milk also is a healthy food choice. Drinking almond milk can help to lower LDL cholesterol and protect against heart disease. Almond milk has zero saturated fats and is lower in calories than cow’s milk. It has been used by many people who have allergies, lactose intolerance, diabetes or heart disease. Some con-sumers prefer almond milk solely because of taste and flavor.

Many people are using plant-based milks like almond milk in the place of cow’s milk. Why is it so popular? And which milk is better for you — almond milk or cow’s milk?

Cow’s milk provides many nutrients your body needs. It contains calcium, potassium, vitamin D and protein, all of which help to improve bone health and manage blood pressure. Because of its health benefits, the USDA rec-ommends three servings of dairy per day for the average adult.

Despite the many nutrients cow’s milk provides, the U.S. has seen a decline in sales and an increase in sales in plant-based milks. Almond milk in particular has grown in pop-ularity since 2011. While it has many healthy factors to consider, almond milk falls short nutritionally in many ways in comparison to cow’s milk.

Although many almond milk brands are lower in calories than cow’s milk (unsweetened almond milk has about 40 calories per cup), it’s also very low in protein. Most of the protein is lost during processing, resulting in water and almond water as the main ingre-dients. Most almond milk provides

only 1 gram of protein per serving compared to 8 grams of protein per serving from cow’s milk. Almond milk also is lower in potassium than cow’s milk.

Almond milk comes in many vari-eties, including sweetened, unsweet-ened, dark chocolate and vanilla. Some of these versions have added sugars, which the USDA warns will count against your maximum limit of “empty calories” (calories from solid fats and added sugars).

The U.S. Department of Agriculture states that calcium-fortified beverages such as almond milk may provide the recommended amount of calcium, but may not provide other nutrients found in dairy products. The import-

ant thing to remember is to check the nutrition-facts label — look for milk or milk products that have adequate amounts of calcium, vitamin D and protein. Aim for products that are low in added sugars and saturated fats.

The bottom line is simple, wheth-er its cow’s milk or almond milk, the value of the product you choose depends on its composition, your nutrient needs and any underlying medical conditions. If you consume dairy, you may want to purchase both almond milk and cow’s milk and incorporate both into your diet to take advantage of their mutual benefits.

My recipe for Creamed Spinach with Crunchy Almond Topping uses

almond milk in the place of dairy to create a creamy, delicious side dish that’s lower in calories but full of flavor.

CREAMED SPINACH WITH CRUNCHY ALMOND TOPPING

4 (5-ounce) bags baby spinach 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, plus 1 tablespoon for greas- ing baking dish 1/2 small sweet onion, thinly sliced 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon lemon pepper 2 cups unsweetened almond milk 1/2 cup grated Parmigiano- Reggiano or Cotija cheese 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg 3/4 cup panko (Japanese bread crumbs) 2 tablespoons finely chopped marcona almonds

1. Heat oven to 425 F. In a large saucepan, heat 1 inch of water. Add the spinach by the handful; allow each handful to wilt before adding more. When the spinach is wilted, drain it, pressing out as much water as possible. Wipe out the pot.

2. Melt 2 tablespoons of the butter in the pot. Add the onions; cook over moderate heat until softened. Stir in flour, salt and lemon pepper, and cook for 1 minute. Add almond milk and simmer until very thick, whisk-ing occasionally, 5 minutes. Stir in cheese, nutmeg and spinach. Spoon into a buttered, 2-quart baking dish.

3. In a small bowl, melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter. Stir in panko and almonds, and sprinkle over the creamed spinach. Bake 15 minutes, until golden. Makes 4-6 servings.

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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