Test Your Super Bowl Team IQ

"How well do you know your favorite Super Bowl team and its city? Take this quiz and find out."

Click here to test your Super Bowl team knowledge.

How to protect your privacy on Facebook

"Nobody wants total Facebook privacy. The whole point of the service is to share some personal data. But how much, and with whom?"

Click here for more on covering the bases on Facebook.

Colts RB Joseph Addai says he's focused on Saints now, LSU later

"Indianapolis Colts running back Joseph Addai said Tuesday he regrets not being able to concentrate more on LSU's 2010 recruiting class.

National signing day is tomorrow and Addai, a four-year letterman at LSU whom the Colts drafted in the first round in 2006, said he follows the Tigers recruits and games very closely. But, what with one thing and another, this week he has found his concentration drawn elsewhere."

For more on Addai's perspective, click here.

Les Misérables: Law and Grace

"Victor Hugo’s great 1862 novel Les Misérables tells a story that means a great deal to me personally. It’s about a prisoner redeemed by God’s grace.

I’m really thrilled that Ken Boa tackles this monumental work in this month’s Great Books Audio CD. As Ken tells us, Les Misérables is one of the greatest tales ever told about injustice, redemption—and about the tension between law and grace."

Click here for more on Chuck Colson's commentary.

A Place for Heroes? Why They Are Still Worth Following

"Recently, I read an article that called for a boycott of ministry heroes. It wasn’t high-profile ministers that were the problem.

It was their worshippers, their 'groupies,' the clouds of zealous followers who seem to go wherever their heroes go."

For more on how we look at heroes, click here.

Some animal lovers are opposed to Groundhog Day

"The folks at the DuPage County Forest Preserve District don't come right out and say they oppose Groundhog Day. Still, they have a definitive position, and it leans toward killjoy.

They don't celebrate that whimsical, pseudo-holiday of Feb. 2. The district contends that the pudgy rodents, also known as woodchucks — or whistle-pigs in the South — need uninterrupted hibernation from early November through February and into March."

Click here for more on the great groundhog debate.

Heritage center to recall women pioneers: Museum will also have displays on 'unsung heroines'

"Maryland has museums devoted to African Americans, artists, war veterans and sports legends.

Starting this spring, it will have a center devoted to more than half the state's adult population: women."


For more on the new Maryland Women's Heritage Center and Museum, click here.