The Free Press, Mankato, MN  May 19, 2013  Teams scored 49 runs;
Clark Kent came from Gable  The Mankato Free Press  ---- — Q: I
have long enjoyed playing Jenga with my family and friends. What
does the word “Jenga” mean? What is the history behind the game?
— J.V., Youngstown, Ohio  A: Leslie Scott, a British citizen who
spent many years in Africa, invented the game in the early 1970s
using her baby brother’s building blocks. Her friends and family
enjoyed the game so much, they urged her to sell it in the
United Kingdom. American entrepreneur Robert Grebler discovered
the game and began importing it to North America. Jenga is now
available in more than 40 countries around the world.   Q: How
long did Caligula serve as emperor of Rome? What was his full
name? — M.J.G., Junction City, Kan.  A: Caligula was the
youngest son of Germanicus and Agrippina, and he was born Gaius
Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus. He was nicknamed Caligula by
his father’s soldiers after the child-size military boots
(caligae) that h