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Everybody’s Talking!Doodle art: A young, grade school student fromShrewsbury, Shropshire, England, used to get into trouble fordoodling at school. Joe Whale didn’t mean any harm; he justlikes to draw. His parents, Greg Whale and Vanessa Jameson,decided to do something positive with their son’s skill andenrolled him in an art class. The teacher was amazed at histalent, posting some of his doodling pieces on social media.Soon, a restaurant owner called who wanted him to decoratea wall in the dining room. It’s the boy’s first commercial work,and his family has high hopes for his future.Sandy landscape: The Dubai Desert Conservation Reservein the United Arab Emirates is a national park that’s home toplants, birds, reptiles, and mammals, including the Arabianoryx, sand cats, hedgehogs, and pygmy shrews. Visitors canbook an adventure into the park, which might include goingon a trek by camel, fat-bike riding, or sand boarding on thedesert’s dunes. The reserve is located 60 kilometers (37 miles)southeast of Dubai. Since temperatures soar in the summermonths, it’s best to go between November and March whenit’s usually around 27° C (80° F).Flare for drama: A horse named Jingang, who shares aname with a town in China, has gained fame through socialmedia postings showing his acting abilities. This smart steedhas a unique way to avoid giving people rides. He lies downon the ground and refuses to get up until the would-be riderwalks away. Not even a carrot or a sugar cube will lure himup! Apparently, Jingang does give people rides, but he playsthis trick when he doesn’t want to cooperate. Living simply: Daniel Price doesn’t need much to live on.Originally from the state of Kentucky (U.S.), he now lives in thestate of Oregon in a hillside dugout in the forest. He considershimself a “minimalist.” Many years ago, he left his job as aphotojournalist to try to live as simply as possible. Before makinghis dugout, he lived in tents, a teepee, a hut, and a shed. Hehas made his dugout comfortable with rugs and furnishings,and he even has electricity. He pays only $100 (U.S.) a monthin rent to the land’s owner, and he has a self-imposed annualbudget of $5,000 to pay for all his needs.
Quoteable Quotes“Adornment is never anything except a reflection of the heart.” —Coco Chanel“Work consists of what a body is obliged to do…. Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do.” —Mark Twain
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Trivia1. Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of what?2. How many grams of protein are found in a hen’s egg—0,
3, or 6?3. What are female elephants called?4. In the sport of curling, where does the tee sit?5. Who is older—Mick Jagger or Paul McCartney?
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Everybody’s Talking!Doodle art: A young, grade school student fromShrewsbury, Shropshire, England, used to get into trouble fordoodling at school. Joe Whale didn’t mean any harm; he justlikes to draw. His parents, Greg Whale and Vanessa Jameson,decided to do something positive with their son’s skill andenrolled him in an art class. The teacher was amazed at histalent, posting some of his doodling pieces on social media.Soon, a restaurant owner called who wanted him to decoratea wall in the dining room. It’s the boy’s first commercial work,and his family has high hopes for his future.Sandy landscape: The Dubai Desert Conservation Reservein the United Arab Emirates is a national park that’s home toplants, birds, reptiles, and mammals, including the Arabianoryx, sand cats, hedgehogs, and pygmy shrews. Visitors canbook an adventure into the park, which might include goingon a trek by camel, fat-bike riding, or sand boarding on thedesert’s dunes. The reserve is located 60 kilometers (37 miles)southeast of Dubai. Since temperatures soar in the summermonths, it’s best to go between November and March whenit’s usually around 27° C (80° F).Flare for drama: A horse named Jingang, who shares aname with a town in China, has gained fame through socialmedia postings showing his acting abilities. This smart steedhas a unique way to avoid giving people rides. He lies downon the ground and refuses to get up until the would-be riderwalks away. Not even a carrot or a sugar cube will lure himup! Apparently, Jingang does give people rides, but he playsthis trick when he doesn’t want to cooperate. Living simply: Daniel Price doesn’t need much to live on.Originally from the state of Kentucky (U.S.), he now lives in thestate of Oregon in a hillside dugout in the forest. He considershimself a “minimalist.” Many years ago, he left his job as aphotojournalist to try to live as simply as possible. Before makinghis dugout, he lived in tents, a teepee, a hut, and a shed. Hehas made his dugout comfortable with rugs and furnishings,and he even has electricity. He pays only $100 (U.S.) a monthin rent to the land’s owner, and he has a self-imposed annualbudget of $5,000 to pay for all his needs.
Quoteable Quotes“Adornment is never anything except a reflection of the heart.” —Coco Chanel“Work consists of what a body is obliged to do…. Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do.” —Mark Twain
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3, or 6?3. What are female elephants called?4. In the sport of curling, where does the tee sit?5. Who is older—Mick Jagger or Paul McCartney?
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Everybody’s Talking!Eat and read: A café in the Zona Rosa district of Mexico Cityis not just a place to go for a meal. It is also a great location toread a book or to enjoy some greenery. Called Cafebrería elPéndulo, the café’s two levels offer a plethora of plants, as wellas many high shelves and piles of books. Also available are CDsand DVDs for music and movie-loving patrons. On the mainfloor, guests can dine at tables, while the second floor containscouches for reading and snacking. The café/bookstore is namedafter a giant pendulum that hangs from the ceiling. Visitors cangive it a push as they come and go.Honest woman: A bride-to-be in Birmingham, England,chose ethics over her fiancé when she found out about a robberyhe had committed. The thief, Steven Reid, along with anaccomplice, had broken into an elderly woman’s home, stealingseveral pieces of jewelry in the process. The loot included a ringthat Reid gave his girlfriend when he asked her to marry him.Unfortunately for Reid, his girlfriend was honest. She had seenmedia reports of the crime, including pictures of the ring, andturned him in. The thief ended up with jail time.White sand: In Australia, Whitehaven Beach is located onWhitsunday Island in the Coral Sea, off the coast ofQueensland. Like its name, this beach is very white. That’sbecause the sand is made of almost pure silica, which is whiterand of finer texture than the sand found on other beaches.When walking on this seven-kilometer (4.3-mile) stretch ofshoreline in bare feet, the sand is said to feel like velvet. Andbeachgoers don’t have to worry about the sand being too hot;silica does not retain heat as well as other beach sands. To keepthe beach pristine, dogs and cigarettes are not allowed.Brothers by birth: Playing together as children and growing upto be best friends for life, two men in Hawaii (US) were amazed tofind out, after knowing each other for more than 60 years, thatthey are biological brothers. The two are Alan Robinson, who wasadopted, and Walter Macfarlane, who was raised by his mother butdidn’t know his father. Unbeknownst to each other, the brothersstarted searching for answers to their ancestry, and they coinciden-tally used the same specialized website. Turns out they have thesame biological mother. Both were overwhelmed, but happy toannounce the news to family and friends.
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Everybody’s Talking!Eat and read: A café in the Zona Rosa district of Mexico Cityis not just a place to go for a meal. It is also a great location toread a book or to enjoy some greenery. Called Cafebrería elPéndulo, the café’s two levels offer a plethora of plants, as wellas many high shelves and piles of books. Also available are CDsand DVDs for music and movie-loving patrons. On the mainfloor, guests can dine at tables, while the second floor containscouches for reading and snacking. The café/bookstore is namedafter a giant pendulum that hangs from the ceiling. Visitors cangive it a push as they come and go.Honest woman: A bride-to-be in Birmingham, England,chose ethics over her fiancé when she found out about a robberyhe had committed. The thief, Steven Reid, along with anaccomplice, had broken into an elderly woman’s home, stealingseveral pieces of jewelry in the process. The loot included a ringthat Reid gave his girlfriend when he asked her to marry him.Unfortunately for Reid, his girlfriend was honest. She had seenmedia reports of the crime, including pictures of the ring, andturned him in. The thief ended up with jail time.White sand: In Australia, Whitehaven Beach is located onWhitsunday Island in the Coral Sea, off the coast ofQueensland. Like its name, this beach is very white. That’sbecause the sand is made of almost pure silica, which is whiterand of finer texture than the sand found on other beaches.When walking on this seven-kilometer (4.3-mile) stretch ofshoreline in bare feet, the sand is said to feel like velvet. Andbeachgoers don’t have to worry about the sand being too hot;silica does not retain heat as well as other beach sands. To keepthe beach pristine, dogs and cigarettes are not allowed.Brothers by birth: Playing together as children and growing upto be best friends for life, two men in Hawaii (US) were amazed tofind out, after knowing each other for more than 60 years, thatthey are biological brothers. The two are Alan Robinson, who wasadopted, and Walter Macfarlane, who was raised by his mother butdidn’t know his father. Unbeknownst to each other, the brothersstarted searching for answers to their ancestry, and they coinciden-tally used the same specialized website. Turns out they have thesame biological mother. Both were overwhelmed, but happy toannounce the news to family and friends.
Quoteable Quotes“If you don’t want to get old, don’t mellow.” —Linda Ellerbee “I believe the true function of age is memory. I’m recording as fast as I can.” —Rita Mae Brown
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Trivia1. What is bulgar?2. Suffolk is an English breed of cows, horses, or sheep?3. Who was the comedian known as “Uncle Miltie”?4. What is a panettone?5. A pediatrician specializes in what type of medicine?
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Everybody’s Talking!Eat and read: A café in the Zona Rosa district of Mexico Cityis not just a place to go for a meal. It is also a great location toread a book or to enjoy some greenery. Called Cafebrería elPéndulo, the café’s two levels offer a plethora of plants, as wellas many high shelves and piles of books. Also available are CDsand DVDs for music and movie-loving patrons. On the mainfloor, guests can dine at tables, while the second floor containscouches for reading and snacking. The café/bookstore is namedafter a giant pendulum that hangs from the ceiling. Visitors cangive it a push as they come and go.Honest woman: A bride-to-be in Birmingham, England,chose ethics over her fiancé when she found out about a robberyhe had committed. The thief, Steven Reid, along with anaccomplice, had broken into an elderly woman’s home, stealingseveral pieces of jewelry in the process. The loot included a ringthat Reid gave his girlfriend when he asked her to marry him.Unfortunately for Reid, his girlfriend was honest. She had seenmedia reports of the crime, including pictures of the ring, andturned him in. The thief ended up with jail time.White sand: In Australia, Whitehaven Beach is located onWhitsunday Island in the Coral Sea, off the coast ofQueensland. Like its name, this beach is very white. That’sbecause the sand is made of almost pure silica, which is whiterand of finer texture than the sand found on other beaches.When walking on this seven-kilometer (4.3-mile) stretch ofshoreline in bare feet, the sand is said to feel like velvet. Andbeachgoers don’t have to worry about the sand being too hot;silica does not retain heat as well as other beach sands. To keepthe beach pristine, dogs and cigarettes are not allowed.Brothers by birth: Playing together as children and growing upto be best friends for life, two men in Hawaii (US) were amazed tofind out, after knowing each other for more than 60 years, thatthey are biological brothers. The two are Alan Robinson, who wasadopted, and Walter Macfarlane, who was raised by his mother butdidn’t know his father. Unbeknownst to each other, the brothersstarted searching for answers to their ancestry, and they coinciden-tally used the same specialized website. Turns out they have thesame biological mother. Both were overwhelmed, but happy toannounce the news to family and friends.
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Trivia1. What is bulgar?2. Suffolk is an English breed of cows, horses, or sheep?3. Who was the comedian known as “Uncle Miltie”?4. What is a panettone?5. A pediatrician specializes in what type of medicine?
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Lucky numbers this week: This week’s odds favor Leo winnerswith the luckiest number being 1.
Did You Know...Welcome stop: The Sahara Desert in northern Africa hasabout 90 major oases with fresh water near the surface fromthe water table below. Oases are important stops for travelersas they can restock with water and food.Rock hounds: Mineralogists are scientists who study theEarth’s minerals. Petrologists study the composition, texture,and structure of rocks.Pink shell: Argentina is home to the pink fairy armadillo,also known as the pichiciego. It is the smallest armadillo in theworld at only six inches long. It gets its name from its pinkbony armor shell.Warm versus cold: When an El Niño weather patternoccurs in the Pacific, the effect in North America is unusuallywarm temperatures in the winter. When it’s a La Niña, thesoutheastern part of North America will be warmer and theNorthwest will be cooler than normal.Circus laughs: Monty Python’s Flying Circus was a45-episode English sketch comedy show that ran from 1969 to1974. Its six creators were Graham Chapman, John Cleese,Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin.
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ARIES(March 21 - April 20)
This may be a time foryou to share concernsregarding professionalmatters. Communicationwith superiors who con-sider your ideas might
come to the fore. Lucky Numbers: 2,5, 6, 12, 15, 16.TAURUS(April 21 - May 21)
It may be a good time totackle mundane choresand practical business.El iminat ing what i sdistracting you fromwhat you really need to
do might be easy for you. LuckyNumbers: 12, 15, 32, 35, 42, 47. GEMINI(May 22 - June 21)
Social organizationsmay be your focus. Youmay even be asked totake on a leadershiprole. You might enjoybeing part of a group
effort right now. Lucky Numbers: 20,27, 28, 30, 37, 38.CANCER(June 22 - July 22)
Your ability to focus onyour work may be verygood. This might be atime to attend to detailsand practical business,and to make your life
more stable and secure. LuckyNumbers: 3, 14, 18, 39, 42, 45. LEO(July 23 - Aug. 23)
Your relationships mightbe especially affectionateand friendly now. Youmay benefit socially ormaterially through anopportunity offered to
you by a friend. Lucky Numbers: 1, 2,9, 11, 12, 19. VIRGO(Aug. 24 - Sept. 23)
Agreements and con-tracts may work out verymuch to your advantage.A friend might presentan opportunity whichcould benefit you as
well. Lucky Numbers: 3, 13, 24, 34,46, 48.
LIBRA(Sept. 24 - Oct. 23)
Lots of cooperation onhome projects may emerge.Working hard to makeyour home the way you’dlike it may well be onthe top of your agenda.
Lucky Numbers: 4, 17, 19, 34, 36,45. SCORPIO(Oct. 24 - Nov. 22)
This may be a very goodtime to go for a job inter-view, to meet with thepublic, or simply go outand be seen. You certain-ly might be noticed more
than usual. Lucky Numbers: 15, 23,26, 37, 44, 48. SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23 - Dec. 21)
You may experience apositive flow of warmthand friendliness aroundyou. You might be stimu-lated and energized bythe creative and artistic
efforts of others. Lucky Numbers: 5, 8,12, 16, 30, 34. CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 - Jan. 20)
You may have a particu-larly good ability forintroducing somethingoriginal into an estab-lished setting, using apleasant, harmonious
way that attracts success. LuckyNumbers: 14, 15, 25, 26, 36, 37. AQUARIUS(Jan. 21 - Feb. 19)
You may see things froma broader perspectivethan usual. You mightbetter appreciate howyour personal activitiesand goals fit into the
needs of others. Lucky Numbers: 2,17, 25, 29, 34, 47. PISCES(Feb. 20 - March 20)
Your intuitive, feelingnature might be verystrong right now. Youmay find yourself grippedby feelings of nostalgia.Memories could rise to
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