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Everybody’s Talking!Bear scare: Two women in the northern Canadian city ofWhitehorse, Yukon, had to take evasive action to get away froma mama bear, which had two cubs in tow. Michelle Beaulieuand Anya Zimmerman were biking along a narrow trail near theYukon River when the protective mother confronted them.The women ended up abandoning their bikes and swimmingacross the river to the other side. Luckily, a boat came along.The driver picked them up, retrieved their bikes, and got themsafely out of the area.Looking for dinner: Diners in a restaurant in the town ofCanmore, Alberta (Canada), got quite a surprise when a bearwandered in through the open doors to check things out. Thecooking aroma coming from the Gaucho Brazilian Barbecuemust have been too much to resist. The young bear scared therestaurant’s customers, but didn’t stay long. After only a fewseconds, it turned around and walked out, taking another lookthrough the window before running away. Peter Holub, therestaurant’s owner, plans to keep the front door closed fromnow on.Sticky stuff: A certain type of glue made by an industrialadhesives company in Germany really sticks. DELO went togreat lengths to show the strength of its brand of strong glue.Company representatives arranged to suspend a truck, whichweighed over 17.20 metric tons (37,919 lbs.), one meter abovethe ground by attaching it to a crane using a small amount oftheir glue. The stunt worked. The glue held the truck offthe ground for an hour. Because this adhesive is used in theautomotive industry and is not commercially available, it’s notpossible to get it at a local hardware store! Waterlogged: Television reporters will do lots of things to gettheir stories to viewers, but Azadar Hussain of Pakistan didsomething unique to bring the plight of his country into the lime-light. Kot Chatta, in Pakistan’s Punjab region had experienceddamaging flooding, so Hussain decided to stand in floodwaters,with only his head, hand, and microphone above water. Fromthere, he proceeded to do his report of the repercussions of theflooding. Although what he did could be perceived as dangerous,the reporter was able to attract worldwide attention from hison-location newscast.

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Trivia1. What is wasabi?2. Is our “funny bone” a bone or a nerve?3. Identical twins have identical fingerprints—T/F?4. In which sea would you find the Great Barrier Reef?5. Who said, “Everything is funny as long as it is happening to

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Everybody’s Talking!Bear scare: Two women in the northern Canadian city ofWhitehorse, Yukon, had to take evasive action to get away froma mama bear, which had two cubs in tow. Michelle Beaulieuand Anya Zimmerman were biking along a narrow trail near theYukon River when the protective mother confronted them.The women ended up abandoning their bikes and swimmingacross the river to the other side. Luckily, a boat came along.The driver picked them up, retrieved their bikes, and got themsafely out of the area.Looking for dinner: Diners in a restaurant in the town ofCanmore, Alberta (Canada), got quite a surprise when a bearwandered in through the open doors to check things out. Thecooking aroma coming from the Gaucho Brazilian Barbecuemust have been too much to resist. The young bear scared therestaurant’s customers, but didn’t stay long. After only a fewseconds, it turned around and walked out, taking another lookthrough the window before running away. Peter Holub, therestaurant’s owner, plans to keep the front door closed fromnow on.Sticky stuff: A certain type of glue made by an industrialadhesives company in Germany really sticks. DELO went togreat lengths to show the strength of its brand of strong glue.Company representatives arranged to suspend a truck, whichweighed over 17.20 metric tons (37,919 lbs.), one meter abovethe ground by attaching it to a crane using a small amount oftheir glue. The stunt worked. The glue held the truck offthe ground for an hour. Because this adhesive is used in theautomotive industry and is not commercially available, it’s notpossible to get it at a local hardware store! Waterlogged: Television reporters will do lots of things to gettheir stories to viewers, but Azadar Hussain of Pakistan didsomething unique to bring the plight of his country into the lime-light. Kot Chatta, in Pakistan’s Punjab region had experienceddamaging flooding, so Hussain decided to stand in floodwaters,with only his head, hand, and microphone above water. Fromthere, he proceeded to do his report of the repercussions of theflooding. Although what he did could be perceived as dangerous,the reporter was able to attract worldwide attention from hison-location newscast.

Quoteable Quotes“Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corruptsabsolutely.” —Lord Acton“…we find at the end of a perfect dayWhen Silence speaks for Love she has much to say.”

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Trivia1. What is wasabi?2. Is our “funny bone” a bone or a nerve?3. Identical twins have identical fingerprints—T/F?4. In which sea would you find the Great Barrier Reef?5. Who said, “Everything is funny as long as it is happening to

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