Private and Air Force Records Highlight U.S. Transport
The United States features extensive privately owned railway mileage while the Air Force X-1A claims an unofficial altitude record at about 90 000 feet. Camelot notes the dual achievement across transportation and aviation.
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Bees Transport Water Alongside Honey
Honey bees carry water to the hive alongside nectar. Several workers bring water, dispense it in cells, and seal the cells once filled.
Soft living linked to Canada's heart disease rise
Dr Donald Grant of Hydro reports heart and blood vessel disease cause half of Canadian deaths and 60 percent after 45. He links affluence, high calorie diets, lack of exercise, obesity, diabetes and stress to rising rates, urges regular exercise, weight control, screenings, and moderated alcohol use.
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Made in Japan Stamps on Canada’s Maple Leaf Flag
A humorous note on products labeled as made in Japan including Canada’s new maple leaf flag. The writer insists the flag is an official version, though not, and comments on other items such as statuettes and lanterns all being manufactured in Japan. The piece ends with a sensory aside about an orange grown in Florida.
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Gems of Thought on Action from Classic Quotes
A selection of maxims links action and thought from Bailey Wordsworth Lowell Eddy and Disraeli. It stresses that thought precedes deeds but deeds surpass words and that steady, even slow, effort yields success and happiness through action.
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