I hear they call those University of Wisconsin fans Cheese-TRIVIA QUIZzes!

Today is Answer Your Cat’s Question Day, a day to pay attention to your cat in case he’s curious about something, sponsored by the Wellness Permission League of Lebanon, Pennsylvania.

Today is Emergency Medical Services Day. In 1972, the "Emergency" TV show debuted, starring Robert Fuller and Julie London. It featured the work of the Los Angeles County Fire Department's Paramedical Rescue Service and ran until September 1977. I'm a little bit sad that the event that sparked this "holiday" was a TV show.

Today is National Speak Up and Succeed Day, for the 97 percent of Americans who fear speaking in public. Louder!!

On this day in 1964, the Wisconsin Cheese Foundation completed history's largest cheese. The 34,591-pound cheddar took 43 hours to make. It was transported to the New York World's Fair in a 45-foot refrigerated "Cheese-Mobile."

On this day in 1968, a fast-paced satirical review debuted on NBC-TV. "Laugh-In" featured Dan Rowan & Dick Martin, Goldie Hawn, Judy Carne, Alan Sues, Lily Tomlin, Arte Johnson, Ruth Buzzi, JoAnne Worley, Henry Gibson, and Gary Owens.


On this day in 1984, Apple introduced the Macintosh, the first computer to use point-and-click technology. Happy birthday, Mac!

On this day in 2002, columnist Dave Barry helped christen the Dave Barry Sewage Pump Station in Grand Forks, North Dakota. In a column, Barry had poked fun at Grand Forks and its sister city, East Grand Forks, Minnesota, for calling themselves the "grand cities." Grand Forks offered to name a pump station after him if Barry would come visit. So he did.

And now, the trivia! What movie became the top money-making movie on this day in 1983 and would hold that title until 1993's Jurassic Park surpassed it?

Good luck :)