"365 AMAZING TRIVIA FACTS FOR 2011"

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1. Who was the Roman emperor when Jesus Christ was crucified?

2. Benjamin Franklin published Poor Richard's Almanac. Who published Alfred's Poor Almanac?

3. Where in the U.S. was the Easter Bunny first introduced?

4. What world-famous poem was originally titled He Do the Police in Different Voices?

5. What baseball legend struck out only 369 times in 6,821 at bats during his 13-season major league career?

1. Tiberius.

2. MAD Magazine. Alfred, of course, was Alred E. Neuman, the magazine's gap-toothed figurehead.

3. In Pennsylvania--in what is now known as Pennsylvania Dutch country--by 18th-century German settlers who brought the folklore about Oschter Haws, the Easter Rabbit, with them from their homeland.

4. The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot, whose editor, Ezra Pound, is believed to have pressed for the title change.

5. Yankee great Joe DiMaggio, who hit 361 home runs.