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Additionally, no one can accuratelypredict just how long a battery will lastwithout knowing the specifics of how thenetbook will be used. Beware getting amachine with a short run-time batteryand expect to upgrade it later. Thatupgraded battery could cost nearly 40percent of the cost of the netbook.
Best bet: Check online reviews by actualusers before you buy. That will tell youmore, in most cases, than all the slickadvertising.
David Uffington regrets that he cannot personallyanswer reader questions, but will incorporate theminto his column whenever possible.Write to him incare of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail [email protected].
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1. Is the book of Terebinth in the Old or New Testament or neither?2. What sprang up and shadowed over Jonah's head, delivering him from hisgrief? Hemlock, Gourd, Flowers, Fig tree3. From Judges 16, where did Samson tell Delilah that his great strength lies?Deep voice, Mighty arms, Long hair, Kind heart4. Who married King David after her evil husband, Nabal, died? Tamar,Abigail, Vashti, Sarah5. Which man's name in the book of Genesis means "hairy"? Seth, Cain, Abel,Esau6. How many times is the word "Lucifer" in the Bible (KJV)? 1, 13, 39, 66
ANSWERS: 1) Neither; 2) Gourd; 3) Long hair; 4) Abigail; 5) Esau; 6) 1
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• The Earth travels 585,331,663 mi (942 million km) on its orbit around the sun. That’s over1,603,648 mi (2,580,821 km) per day - that’s over 100 times the earth’s circumference!• There are billions of stars in the universe, but there are only about 3,000 stars visible to thenaked eye from Earth’s surface.• Did you know that fog and clouds are really just the same thing but at different altitudes?• Even though you can’t put Earth on a scale, scientists have speculated about both Earth’sweight and mass. Some people will quickly remind you that Earth is technically weightless,as it is floating in outer space. Gravity effects weight and because there is no gravity inspace, Earth is technically one skinny Minnie. The more accurate question to ask would be:What is Earth’s mass? Earth has a mass of about 5.9 sextillion tons... that’s twenty-onezeroes!• The plant life in the world’s oceans makes up 85% of all the flora on the planet.• The highest temperature ever recorded on the planet was 135.8º F (57.7º C). It wasrecorded in Al Aziziyah, Libya on September 13, 1922. You’re probably wondering aboutthe record low. That goes to Vostok, Antarctica on July 21, 1983. The Russian researchstation recorded -128.5º F (-89.2º C).• About 500 meteorites strike the Earth each year. Don’t worry about getting hit, though. The
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Laws Force Children toSupport Parents
Thirty states have laws that require adultchildren to take care of their parents.Whilethe specifics vary by state, the chilling fact
is that the courts can go after adult children toforce them totake financialresponsibility fortheir seniorparents. Thetarget in mostcases seems tobe the cost offood, shelter,clothing andanything elsedeemednecessary --including payinglong-term careandnursing-homebills.
The list of thosethat can sue adult children is long: state publicagencies such as welfare, the county, the town,creditors, doctors and even the seniorsthemselves.
While on the surface it appears that these kindsof lawsuits are rare, every day now more andmore people are opening their mail to discoverthey're being sued for the cost of a parent'ssupport.
Here's a sample of some state laws:
--In some states it doesn't matter if the parentwas abusive or vanished for a good part of thechild's life, or that the child and parent haven'thad contact in 20 or 30 years.
--A child who refuses to support a parent can bearrested for on a criminal charge and can go tojail for a year.
--One law has a "family tree" listing relatives inorder who can be required to provide support,and it includes grandchildren.
--One state in particular seems to go after adultchildren with a vengeance. Fifty nursing homeshave sued, threatening to file liens on homes.
This is a wakeup call to get our affairs in order. Ifwe're going to pass assets to our children ormake provisions, perhaps we'd better do itsooner than later. If you want to consult yourattorney to learn the laws in your state and howthey apply to you, the operative phrase is "filialresponsibility."***
Matilda Charles regrets that she cannot personally answerreader questions, but will incorporate them into her columnwhenever possible.Write to her in care of King FeaturesWeekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475,or send e-mail to [email protected].
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odds are extremely low. Only one woman has been hit by a meteorite in recent history, and thatwas Sylacauga, Alabama woman Ann Hodges, who was hit by a nine pound(four kilogram) meteorite back in 1954.• On the subject of things entering our atmosphere, let’s talk about things exiting. Did youknow that an object has to travel seven miles per second to escape Earth’s gravitational pull?• The Earth is travelling over 67,000 mph (107,826 km/h) through space! On the subject ofspeed, it takes moonlight 1.25 seconds to reach the Earth. It takes sunlight eight minutes totravel from the sun to the Earth.• Earth actually takes 23 hours 56 minutes 4 seconds to rotate - which means a year isn’t 365days, it’s actually 365.2564 days. The extra .2564 days add up every four years to give usFebruary 29th.• The Earth’s core is about 7000º F (3870º C). But, did you know that only the outer part of thecore is molten? Scientists believe the inside of the Earth’s core is solid, but since we’ve neverbeen, no one really knows for sure!• If you lived on the moon you would see the Earth go through phases just as our moon does.What a view!• The air around forming lightning bolts becomes super heated and is five times hotter than thesun!• If you dug a hole to the other side of the Earth, you wouldn’t end up in China. You’d actuallycome out somewhere in the Indian Ocean, but you wouldn’t stop there. As you fell through thehole you’d accelerate until you got to the Earth’s core, where you’d decelerate until you cameout to the other side. Gravity would then pull you back in and send you through the hole on anever ending journey. It’s much like being in orbit and it takes about the same amount of time.You’d stay in that continual path in your tunnel through the Earth until something knocked youout of orbit.• Sunset is usually redder than sunrise because the atmosphere tends to be dustier at that timeof day.• Earth is the fifth largest and the densest major body in our solar system.• While Earth only has one natural moon, there are other bodies in our solar system that orbitclosely to Earth. One such body is an asteroid called Cruithne. It was discovered in 1986 byDuncan Waldron. Cruithne orbits the sun just as the Earth does, but their orbits are so similarthat their paths appear to follow each other. Don’t worry, they are far enough apart that there isno danger of collision.• To get technical about it, Mt. Everest isn’t the tallest mountain on Earth but it is the furthestabove sea level. Mt. Everest is 29,029 ft (8,850 m) above sea level. Mauna Kea in Hawaii is33,474 ft (10,203 m) tall, but only 3,3476 ft (4,205 m) above sea level.• Natural gas was used in 900 B.C. by the Chinese to evaporate salt water to produce salt. Thefirst natural gas pipeline was built in Rochester, New York in 1872. This naturally odorless gasis given a rotten egg smell so it is more easily detectable in a leak.• Did you know that glaciers appear blue in color because ice absorbs all other colors and onlyreflects blue? If all the world’s glaciers melted, the sea level would rise by 230 ft (70 m).• On June 8, 1783 the Icelandic volcanic fissure Laki began erupting, spewing lava and sulfuricdust and over 120 million tons of sulfuric dioxide. The spewing of dust lasted eight months andcovered Europe in a dark haze known as the Laki Haze, which lasted until September. Iteffected the winter of 1784 in both Europe and North America, making it one of the mostsevere on record - from the most snow ever accumulated in New Jersey to part of theMississippi River at New Orleans froze over.• If all the world’s newspapers were recycled after being read, it would save 250,000,000 treesa year. Remember to recycle your Tidbits or share with a friend!
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Brian VickersLooks for Cup Victory
BROOKLYN, Mich. -- Brian Vickers, who made aswitch to Toyota when the Japanese manufacturerentered the Sprint Cup Series in 2007, has yet to win arace, but feels the progress of Team Red Bull isevidenced by his success in qualifying.
Vickers, 25, won his third pole of the season atMichigan International Speedway, though he woundup finishing ninth in the LifeLock 400.
"It always feels good to be the fastest driver in thisseries on any given day," he said. "It's a challenge, tosay the least. This is the most competitive racing seriesin the world, definitely here in the U.S.
"Sitting on the pole is no easy accomplishment. ... (Theteam) gave me a great car."
Vickers, who is from Thomasville, N.C., has won eight
poles in his career and won a race at Talladega, Ala., inOctober 2006. At the time of his lone victory, he wasat Hendrick Motorsports. Vickers has remained patientat Team Red Bull, a new entry at the time he signedup, as its performance has gradually improved.
"I think we're making gains," said Vickers."We've been making gains all year.We've been making gains sincethis team was founded. Thereare times when we've madehuge gains and timeswhen the gains havebeen slow. There havebeen times when we'vetaken a few steps back,but for the most partwe've always taken moresteps forward.
"We've come so far in such ashort amount of years, andhopefully, we can keep going."
Vickers offered a staunchdefense of Toyota's rightful placein NASCAR.
"Personally, I didn't grow up in the Detroit generation,"he said. "I grew up in a national and internationalgeneration. To me, I see multi-national conglomeratesthat do business all around the world, and it's verydifficult to distinguish where their headquarters reallyis. Probably the only person (who) can distinguish
where any company's headquarters is these daysis whoever is collecting taxes. I can assureyou that Uncle Sam knows where(Toyota's) headquarters is.
"Toyota, in a lot of eyes and to mewith what I've learned about them,they are as much of an Americancar company as anyone. They havebeen over the years, and theToyota Camry is the only car in thesport right now that's built in theU.S."
Monte Dutton has covered motorsports for TheGaston (N.C.) Gazette since 1993. He was named
writer of the year by the National Motorsports PressAssociation in 2008. His blog NASCAR This Week
(http://nascar.rbma.com) features all of his reporting on racing,roots music and life on the road. E-mail Monte [email protected].
(c) 2009 King Features Synd., Inc.
After switching to Toyota, BrianVickers has won three poles this
season and says that feat is no easytask. (Photo: John Clark/NASCAR
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