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Everybody’s Talking!Anonymous winner: When someone wins a lottery, it’scommon for pictures of the lucky person to be taken and pub-licized. But a Jamaican woman decided she didn’t want to berecognized after she won $1.4 million (USD) in a lottery.During the presentation of her large check, the woman, knownas N. Gray, donned an enormous, round, yellow, smiling emojimask, complete with a winking eye. There is no way anyonewould ever recognize her! The woman, who won the money ina Super Lotto game, told organizers that she plans to carry onwith life as usual. She won’t quit her job, but she may go on acruise just for fun.Saving the child: A brave ex-soldier from Huaihua, HunanProvince (China), completed a daring civilian rescue after hesaw a child in danger on a fifth floor window of an apartmentcomplex. Zhang Xin used window grill bars to climb to thechild, who was dangling precariously, while worried onlookerswatched from below. Some of the onlookers managed to get atarp in place beneath him in case he fell, but he didn’t! Uponreaching the fifth floor, he managed to push the crying toddlerback into the apartment. Furry baby: When fully grown, a bear is unlikely to be mistakenfor a dog. But what about when they are babies? A man fromYongsheng County, Yunnan Province (China), did just that.When he was out looking for wild mushrooms, he came across alittle puppy, or so he thought. He took the pup home andlooked after it, but must have realized something was amisswhen the puppy grew into a very large Asian bear, which is aprotected species. The man kept the bear in a cage, but tookgood care of it. Someone reported him, and authorities claimedthe bear. The man was not fined because he was cooperativeand the bear was in good health.Escaped pigs: A security camera revealed that, in the middle ofthe night, two pigs appeared at a gas station in Upper Coomera,Queensland (Australia). When the sun came up, the porky beastsgreeted amused customers and staff, many of whom took photos.The pigs spent several hours checking out people and cars.They also enjoyed rutting around in a garden before taking anap. It turns out that the friendly, but mischievous, pair had gottenaway from their owner’s home, located not far from the gasstation. The owner soon arrived on the scene to pick up thetwo curly-tailed beasts.

Quoteable Quotes“To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but alsodream; not only plan, but also believe.” —Anatole France“Inspiration never arrived when you were searching for it.”

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Quoteable Quotes“To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but alsodream; not only plan, but also believe.” —Anatole France“Inspiration never arrived when you were searching for it.”

—Lisa Alther

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Avon in England?3. What is the term for a firecracker that hisses?4. In the TV series Mayberry RFD, what was the name of

Sheriff Taylor’s boy?5. Regarding signs of the Zodiac, which character represents Leo?

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Quoteable Quotes“I failed my way to success.” —Thomas Edison “Whether you think you can do a thing or think you can’t, you’re right.” —Henry Ford

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Everybody’s Talking!Flying fashion: At fashion shows, spectators expect to see modelsstrutting down the catwalk wearing the latest styles. However, afashion show that took place in a luxury hotel in the port city ofJeddah, Saudi Arabia, had some people scratching their headswhen organizers tried something different. Small drones flew downthe runway while holding hangers with clothing. The dresses andskirts fluttered and jiggled, and looked rather odd. The tactic wasused partly to showcase the country’s technology, but not every-one in the fashion industry liked the effect. Some thought theempty clothing items looked like floating ghosts. Staring dog: There is a dog in the city of General Roca,Argentina, that inexplicably stared at a blue wall for three days.Onlookers did not know his real name, so they dubbed him“Chicho.” The pooch would sit or stand in front of a sky blue wallat a bus stop. It seemed like he was attending to something on thewall, and even though people called him, he persisted, wagginghis tail the whole time. He became an online animal celebrity.The owner lives near the bus stop and brought the dog back tohis own yard for fear of someone stealing the newly famous pet.Bad idea: High school graduation planners usually invite livebands as entertainment for the year-end dance. But the folksbehind the celebration at Christopher Columbus High Schoolin Miami, Florida (US), are in a bit of trouble after bringing in alive, caged tiger to be the centerpiece, as well as a lemur, aparrot, and a fox. The theme of the prom was “Welcome tothe Jungle” and, while legal, there was backlash about themorality of it. Suffice it to say that the students may havelearned the most valuable lesson of the year. It’s exciting to seeexotic animals up close, but animal experts criticize using themas entertainment. Perhaps the school’s future grad classes willcome up with tamer themes!Wayward peacock: Rose Botting, who lives in the village ofHandcross, West Sussex (England), gets visits from an all-whitepeacock named “Bertie,” whose owner lives in a nearby village.Every mating season, the bird looks for a peahen and tends tovisit gardens, hop onto roofs, and generally cause a commotion.Bertie’s white feathers are often seen beautifully fanned out, butunfortunately, there aren’t any peahens in the vicinity. He alsodances the peacock-mating dance, to no avail. Botting used ataped peahen’s call to lure Bertie to her home, then she calledBertie’s owner, Jo Wilding, who came from her village to pickup the wayward bird.

Quoteable Quotes“I failed my way to success.” —Thomas Edison “Whether you think you can do a thing or think you can’t, you’re right.” —Henry Ford

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Trivia1. Who was the first man to perform a solo flight across the

Atlantic Ocean?2. How many cantons does the country of Switzerland have—

16, 26, or 36?3. What is the white, crescent-shaped portion of the fingernail

called?4. Name the capital of Latvia.5. Which famous tennis star was nicknamed “The Terminator”?

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Everybody’s Talking!Flying fashion: At fashion shows, spectators expect to see modelsstrutting down the catwalk wearing the latest styles. However, afashion show that took place in a luxury hotel in the port city ofJeddah, Saudi Arabia, had some people scratching their headswhen organizers tried something different. Small drones flew downthe runway while holding hangers with clothing. The dresses andskirts fluttered and jiggled, and looked rather odd. The tactic wasused partly to showcase the country’s technology, but not every-one in the fashion industry liked the effect. Some thought theempty clothing items looked like floating ghosts. Staring dog: There is a dog in the city of General Roca,Argentina, that inexplicably stared at a blue wall for three days.Onlookers did not know his real name, so they dubbed him“Chicho.” The pooch would sit or stand in front of a sky blue wallat a bus stop. It seemed like he was attending to something on thewall, and even though people called him, he persisted, wagginghis tail the whole time. He became an online animal celebrity.The owner lives near the bus stop and brought the dog back tohis own yard for fear of someone stealing the newly famous pet.Bad idea: High school graduation planners usually invite livebands as entertainment for the year-end dance. But the folksbehind the celebration at Christopher Columbus High Schoolin Miami, Florida (US), are in a bit of trouble after bringing in alive, caged tiger to be the centerpiece, as well as a lemur, aparrot, and a fox. The theme of the prom was “Welcome tothe Jungle” and, while legal, there was backlash about themorality of it. Suffice it to say that the students may havelearned the most valuable lesson of the year. It’s exciting to seeexotic animals up close, but animal experts criticize using themas entertainment. Perhaps the school’s future grad classes willcome up with tamer themes!Wayward peacock: Rose Botting, who lives in the village ofHandcross, West Sussex (England), gets visits from an all-whitepeacock named “Bertie,” whose owner lives in a nearby village.Every mating season, the bird looks for a peahen and tends tovisit gardens, hop onto roofs, and generally cause a commotion.Bertie’s white feathers are often seen beautifully fanned out, butunfortunately, there aren’t any peahens in the vicinity. He alsodances the peacock-mating dance, to no avail. Botting used ataped peahen’s call to lure Bertie to her home, then she calledBertie’s owner, Jo Wilding, who came from her village to pickup the wayward bird.

Quoteable Quotes“I failed my way to success.” —Thomas Edison “Whether you think you can do a thing or think you can’t, you’re right.” —Henry Ford

What’s Happening

Trivia1. Who was the first man to perform a solo flight across the

Atlantic Ocean?2. How many cantons does the country of Switzerland have—

16, 26, or 36?3. What is the white, crescent-shaped portion of the fingernail

called?4. Name the capital of Latvia.5. Which famous tennis star was nicknamed “The Terminator”?

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Everybody’s Talking!Anonymous winner: When someone wins a lottery, it’scommon for pictures of the lucky person to be taken and pub-licized. But a Jamaican woman decided she didn’t want to berecognized after she won $1.4 million (USD) in a lottery.During the presentation of her large check, the woman, knownas N. Gray, donned an enormous, round, yellow, smiling emojimask, complete with a winking eye. There is no way anyonewould ever recognize her! The woman, who won the money ina Super Lotto game, told organizers that she plans to carry onwith life as usual. She won’t quit her job, but she may go on acruise just for fun.Saving the child: A brave ex-soldier from Huaihua, HunanProvince (China), completed a daring civilian rescue after hesaw a child in danger on a fifth floor window of an apartmentcomplex. Zhang Xin used window grill bars to climb to thechild, who was dangling precariously, while worried onlookerswatched from below. Some of the onlookers managed to get atarp in place beneath him in case he fell, but he didn’t! Uponreaching the fifth floor, he managed to push the crying toddlerback into the apartment. Furry baby: When fully grown, a bear is unlikely to be mistakenfor a dog. But what about when they are babies? A man fromYongsheng County, Yunnan Province (China), did just that.When he was out looking for wild mushrooms, he came across alittle puppy, or so he thought. He took the pup home andlooked after it, but must have realized something was amisswhen the puppy grew into a very large Asian bear, which is aprotected species. The man kept the bear in a cage, but tookgood care of it. Someone reported him, and authorities claimedthe bear. The man was not fined because he was cooperativeand the bear was in good health.Escaped pigs: A security camera revealed that, in the middle ofthe night, two pigs appeared at a gas station in Upper Coomera,Queensland (Australia). When the sun came up, the porky beastsgreeted amused customers and staff, many of whom took photos.The pigs spent several hours checking out people and cars.They also enjoyed rutting around in a garden before taking anap. It turns out that the friendly, but mischievous, pair had gottenaway from their owner’s home, located not far from the gasstation. The owner soon arrived on the scene to pick up thetwo curly-tailed beasts.

Quoteable Quotes“To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but alsodream; not only plan, but also believe.” —Anatole France“Inspiration never arrived when you were searching for it.”

—Lisa Alther

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Sheriff Taylor’s boy?5. Regarding signs of the Zodiac, which character represents Leo?

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Your Weekly Horoscope

Lucky numbers this week: This week’s odds favor Cancerwinners with the luckiest number being 7.

Did You Know...Lifelong love: Canada geese are a common sight in theskies in North America, especially during their spring and fallmigrations in V-shaped flocks. These birds mate for life, but ifone partner dies, the mate will find another.Famous family: English scientist Charles Darwin lived from1809 to 1882. One of his grandfathers was Josiah Wedgwood,manufacturer of the famous pottery that bears his name.Long in the tooth: The teeth in fossi ls can tel larcheologists quite a bit about the diets of our humanancestors. For example, the teeth may contain microfossils ofwhat the person was eating, such as fish scales.Tall peak: The highest mountain in Canada is MountLogan, located in the Saint Elias Range in the southwesternarea of the Yukon. The peak is 5,595 meters (19,551 feet)above sea level. It is named after the founder of the GeologicalSurvey of Canada, Sir William Logan.Good for you: A mangosteen is a tropical fruit that is aboutthe size of an apple. Sweet when ripe and tart when not, theyhave great nutritional value. The white flesh inside issegmented like an orange.

On the Lighter SideWhat do the moon and false teeth have in common? They bothcome out at night.

By the time you’re about 50, you think you’ve learned nearlyeverything about life. But that’s when people start talking aboutmachines you’ve never seen and music you’ve never heard.

Child: “My teacher was mad because I didn’t know where theRockies were.”Parent: “Well, next time remember where you put things.”

Before you say something off the cuff, make sure your shirt is clean.

Do whatever you can to keep a smile on your face. If youcan’t lift the corners, let the middle sag.

Answers

Trivia answers: 1. Charles Lindbergh 2. 26 3. Lunule4. Riga 5. Ivan LendlARIES(March 21 - April 20)

You may take actionand participate in somesocial changes that reallysurprise you. Honestinterest from the publiccould be very positive

and progressive. Lucky Numbers: 4,19, 22, 27, 34, 44. TAURUS(April 21 - May 21)

You may feel extremelysubjective and moody.Don’t allow your feelingsto rule your will. Try tothink out more rationaldecisions for your long-

range goals. Lucky Numbers: 7, 9, 19,27, 39, 47.GEMINI(May 22 - June 21)

Your past experiencesmay help you communi-cate your feelings moreeffectively. You may getfired up emotionallyabout causes to which

you have a strong attachment. LuckyNumbers: 5, 8, 9, 25, 38, 49.CANCER(June 22 - July 22)

Giving and receivingappreciation and lovemay be very strong now.You m i gh t wan t t oexpress your affectionmore openly and be

surrounded by harmonious people.Lucky Numbers: 7, 10, 15, 26, 31, 44.LEO(July 23 - Aug. 23)

You may take a veryactive interest in somenew ideas or innova-tions. You might be ableto study more progres-sive possibilities for all

phases of your research. LuckyNumbers: 6, 22, 29, 36, 39, 44.VIRGO(Aug. 24 - Sept. 23)

Do something new andout of the ordinary foryourself. You may havea lot of energy and yourreactions could be veryquick. Physical thrills

might have a strong appeal for you.Lucky Numbers: 1, 4, 14, 24, 34, 44.

LIBRA(Sept. 24 - Oct. 23)

Some practical concernscould dominate. If yourmind is engaged, youmay be able to con-centrate on work thatrequires attention to

detail and precision. Lucky Numbers:6, 25, 29, 35, 38, 42.SCORPIO(Oct. 24 - Nov. 22)

You may feel like act-ing on spontaneous im-pulses. Let yourself fol-low through on some ofyour most bizarre desires.They may just yield the

most posit ive surprises. LuckyNumbers: 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32. SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23 - Dec. 21)

Your ability to developnew ideas could result inan increase of recogni-t ion in your field ofexpertise. Your profes-sional attitude may be

likely to attract new customers. LuckyNumbers: 4, 14, 22, 28, 34, 40.CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 - Jan. 20)

Reaching out to an older,experienced person couldbe of mutual benefit.You may be interested inspending time with thepeople you respect and

can depend upon. Lucky Numbers: 19,26, 29, 36, 39, 46.AQUARIUS(Jan. 21 - Feb. 19)

Any activity that requiresyour self-discipline andconcentrated focus mightbe beneficial to you. Youmay feel well in yourquiet, reflective, and med-

itative frame of mind. Lucky Numbers:5, 18, 23, 25, 30, 31.PISCES(Feb. 20 - March 20)

Any helpful initiative youfeel inclined to take maybe likely to lead to apositive goal. Doors couldopen and new opportuni-ties for personal growth

may present themselves. LuckyNumbers: 1, 13, 18, 31, 33, 38.

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