Planted by Birds on a Palmyra Palm Top
Birds seed a fig on a Palmyra palm in Bombay Thana district. The germinating fig creates a symbiotic growth enveloping the lower stem, while the palm benefits by shade for roots. Experts say not a hybrid but a natural mutual accommodation explained by Journal of Natural History Society of Bombay.
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India
Thana
Bombay
George Michael Ryan
Palmyra
Journal of Natural History Society of Bombay
Trying to Kid Him In A Flight Prank At Kelly Field
An instructor on furlough at Kelly field paired cadets with new flight duties. A cadet mistakenly joined a circus squad and, during his first flight, was taken to 6000 feet then spiraled toward a nose dive. He pretended fear while the instructor watched, then safely landed after the cadet finally took controls.
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Kelly Field
Mexico to Restore Ruin Palace of Cortez in Coyoncan
The government plans to reconstruct the palace of Cortez in Coyoncan to recover relics of the Spanish conquest. The 100 year old building has fallen to ruins and is surrounded by withered trees once used by Hernan Cortes and his family. The chapel attached remains in good condition.
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Mexico
Cortez
Coyoncan
Ust
Hernan Cortes
Diplomatic Exchange Cited In Boston Transcript Script
A quoted dialogue from the Boston Transcript script shows a playful exchange where a woman flatters a man and he responds with a witty, self assured line, balancing charm with honesty. The two speakers use light banter to probe their feelings while staying within a formal tone.
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