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Verl Stevens, of Manhattan, pulled in one of the big crappies that have given Tuttle Creek Reservoir plenty of notice this spring. (Brent Frazee/Kansas City Star/MCT)
LIFE HOME-ONGARDENING MCTDownloadPhotos Live3872 x 2592 Color JPEGRelated media: Chestnut rose bring historic charm and beauty to gardens everywhere. (MCT)
LIFE FAM-HBY-ATPLAY 5 MCTDownloadPhotos Live1936 x 2592 Color JPEGRelated media: Mathable Quattro, with a nod to the current Texas Hold OEm poker craze, Quattro uses a deck of 106 numbered cards instead of tiles. (MCT)
LIFE FAM-HBY-ATPLAY 4 MCTDownloadPhotos Live2592 x 1936 Color JPEGRelated media: Mathable is like Scrabble but with numbers and mathematical equations instead of letters. Each player starts with seven tiles and plays as many as he or she can, combining them with the tiles that are already on the board to create number problems. (MCT)
LIFE FAM-HBY-ATPLAY 3 MCTDownloadPhotos Live2592 x 1936 Color JPEGRelated media: With Mathable Domino while the basic theme of creating equations is the same, this game adds a degree of difficulty by using domino-like tiles that have different numbers on each end. (MCT)
LIFE FAM-HBY-ATPLAY 2 MCTDownloadPhotos Live2592 x 1936 Color JPEGRelated media: Mathable Junior is a variation on the classic aimed at kids 5 and up. The tiles are larger and colorful, which makes them easier to handle and more fun for little hands to play with. (MCT)
LIFE FAM-HBY-ATPLAY 1 MCTDownloadPhotos Live2592 x 1936 Color JPEGRelated media: Mathable Booklet Mathable games are great for road trips. But with so many small pieces, you're bound to lose some. The Mathable booklet solves that problem by cleverly creating versions of Domino, Quattro, and several other games that you can do on paper. All you'll need is a pencil. And a big eraser. Ages 9 and up. $5.95. (MCT)
SPORTS OTD-STEELHEAD 3 DUDownloadPhotos Live3472 x 2388 Color JPEGRelated media: Anglers fish the Sucker River below rapids, May 14, 2013. (Bob King/Duluth News Tribune/MCT)
SPORTS OTD-STEELHEAD 2 DUDownloadPhotos Live2082 x 3258 Color JPEGRelated media: Scaup, a yellow lab owned by Gary Baker, of Duluth (left), watches the action as Baker and Todd Fromberg, also of Duluth, fish for steelhead from a small island in the Sucker River, May 14, 2013. (Bob King/Duluth News Tribune/MCT)
SPORTS OTD-STEELHEAD 4 DUDownloadPhotos Live3288 x 2108 Color JPEGRelated media: Aaron Goldsteen of Minneapolis, who attends UMD, hopes for a bite as he fishes alongside a white cedar tree on the shore of the Sucker River, May 14, 2013. (Bob King/Duluth News Tribune/MCT)
SPORTS OTD-STEELHEAD 1 DUDownloadPhotos Live2940 x 2072 Color JPEGRelated media: Anglers try their luck at catching steelhead in the Sucker River where the river cuts under Highway 61, May 14, 2013. (Bob King/Duluth News Tribune/MCT)
SPORTS OTD-FISHINGTRIP-TEEN 1 FLDownloadPhotos Live3000 x 1922 Color JPEGRelated media: Yan Andrade, 16, battles a fish on his first offshore fishing trip off the coast of Miami Beach, Florida. Andrade, who has Cystic Fibrosis which makes breathing difficult, has fished freshwater canals near home but had not been offshore before. (Steve Watres/Sun Sentinel/MCT)
