"Our bodies are our gardens - our will are our gardeners."
William Shakespeare 

Trivia Game Answers
 

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1) Dublin and Edinburgh.

2) Edward Caban is the highest ranking Hispanic of Puerto Rican heritage in the NYPD.  

3) Edward Charles Ford 'Whitey' nicknamed 'the Chairman of the Board', was an American professional baseball pitcher who played his entire 16 year MLB career with the NY Yankees.

4) Puerto Rico's colonial status dates to the 'discovery' of the American continent by European imperial powers 528 years ago.  Like most of Central and South America, the island was under Spanish rule for over four centuries before being handed over to the U.S. in 1898 after the Spanish American War..  

5) If there's one good thing that can be said of strokes, is that the vast majority of them don't need to happen. Up to 80% of strokes can be prevented through healthy lifestyle changes.  Here are 5 ways to get started not he road to prevention from the American Heart Association. A) if you smoke, quit. B) Move more. C) Keep blood pressure under control. D) Eat a healthy diet. E) Start early. 

6) The Musical Instrument Museum is located in Phoenix.  They host many free events.  For adults with memory loss, music can tap into memories and help promote connection and well-being.  

7). Sixto Rodriguez is an American singer-songwriter.  His career in the United States was met with little or no fanfare.  Unbeknownst to him for decades, his music was extremely successful and influential in South Afric where he is believed to have sold more albums than Elvis Presley.   Information about him was scarce and it was falsely rumored that he had committed suicide.  Check out the film 'Searching for Sugarman,' you won't be disappointed.

8) Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world.  

9) Yes. as per the calculation, it is said that a person will weigh 0.48g lighter for a 100kg person.  When the moon is directly overhead, they are going to weigh 0.5g lighter as the moon attracts you in the same way it attracts water when it makes tides. 

10) 12,345,678,987,654,321

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