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Everybody’s Talking!Walking backwards: Medi Bastoni, an Indonesian manfrom Dono, a small village in East Java, was so passionateabout a cause that he walked backwards for over 700 kilometers(430 mi.). Bastoni was raising awareness about rainforestpreservation. His backwards walk took him to his country’s capitalof Jakarta, where he planned to meet with President JokoWidodo. What he wanted from the President was simple: asymbolic seed for a tree, which he would then plant near hisvillage. Bastoni outfitted himself with a backpack full of suppliesand a frame that held a rear-view mirror so he could see wherehe was going.Petal power: A building in Venezuela can open and closelike a flower. The Flor de Venezuela is also known as the Florde Hanover because it was built for Expo 2000 in Hanover,Germany. The architect, Fruto Vivas, wanted the building toreflect flowers, so he designed a building that has 16 enormouspetals attached to a central stem. Using a hydraulic system, thepetals can open and close, which is not only visually appealing,but also convenient if it rains. Once the Expo was over, thebuilding was moved, piece-by-piece, to Barquisimeto in thewestern part of the country.Quiet park: Vancouver, British Columbia, on Canada’s westcoast, is home to Stanley Park, which covers an area of about400 hectares (1,000 acres). Cyclists and walkers love pedallingon 27 kilometers (16.7 mi.) of trails that wind through andaround the park. Stanley Park includes a variety of vegetation,including centuries-old red cedars, towering Douglas firs, andPacific dogwoods, making it a quiet forest retreat in the middleof a big city. Walkers and cyclists who stick to the peripheraltrail can watch float planes come and go on VancouverHarbour and enjoy views of the surrounding mountains.Iconic sculpture: The red phone booth is an iconic sight inLondon, England, and there is a sculpture to recognize thissymbol of English heritage. Called “Out of Order,” it was madeby Scottish sculptor David Mach and installed in 1989 on OldLondon Road. “Out of Order” consists of 12 red phone boothsthat look like they have fallen into each other. Some viewersthink that it symbolizes the death of the phone booth in thisage of mobile phones, but the sculpture was installed beforethe use of those devices were as common as they are today.The sculpture is a great backdrop for tourists snapping selfies!

Quoteable Quotes“The real problem is not whether machines think, but whether men do.” —B.F. Skinner“I wish that every human life might be pure transparent freedom.” —Simone de Beauvoir

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Trivia1. Who said, “Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration”?2. If you are a narcissist, are you egocentric or absent-minded?3. What is the longest bony fish on Earth?4. Name the daughters of former U.S. President and Mrs.

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Everybody’s Talking!Walking backwards: Medi Bastoni, an Indonesian manfrom Dono, a small village in East Java, was so passionateabout a cause that he walked backwards for over 700 kilometers(430 mi.). Bastoni was raising awareness about rainforestpreservation. His backwards walk took him to his country’s capitalof Jakarta, where he planned to meet with President JokoWidodo. What he wanted from the President was simple: asymbolic seed for a tree, which he would then plant near hisvillage. Bastoni outfitted himself with a backpack full of suppliesand a frame that held a rear-view mirror so he could see wherehe was going.Petal power: A building in Venezuela can open and closelike a flower. The Flor de Venezuela is also known as the Florde Hanover because it was built for Expo 2000 in Hanover,Germany. The architect, Fruto Vivas, wanted the building toreflect flowers, so he designed a building that has 16 enormouspetals attached to a central stem. Using a hydraulic system, thepetals can open and close, which is not only visually appealing,but also convenient if it rains. Once the Expo was over, thebuilding was moved, piece-by-piece, to Barquisimeto in thewestern part of the country.Quiet park: Vancouver, British Columbia, on Canada’s westcoast, is home to Stanley Park, which covers an area of about400 hectares (1,000 acres). Cyclists and walkers love pedallingon 27 kilometers (16.7 mi.) of trails that wind through andaround the park. Stanley Park includes a variety of vegetation,including centuries-old red cedars, towering Douglas firs, andPacific dogwoods, making it a quiet forest retreat in the middleof a big city. Walkers and cyclists who stick to the peripheraltrail can watch float planes come and go on VancouverHarbour and enjoy views of the surrounding mountains.Iconic sculpture: The red phone booth is an iconic sight inLondon, England, and there is a sculpture to recognize thissymbol of English heritage. Called “Out of Order,” it was madeby Scottish sculptor David Mach and installed in 1989 on OldLondon Road. “Out of Order” consists of 12 red phone boothsthat look like they have fallen into each other. Some viewersthink that it symbolizes the death of the phone booth in thisage of mobile phones, but the sculpture was installed beforethe use of those devices were as common as they are today.The sculpture is a great backdrop for tourists snapping selfies!

Quoteable Quotes“The real problem is not whether machines think, but whether men do.” —B.F. Skinner“I wish that every human life might be pure transparent freedom.” —Simone de Beauvoir

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Trivia1. Who said, “Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration”?2. If you are a narcissist, are you egocentric or absent-minded?3. What is the longest bony fish on Earth?4. Name the daughters of former U.S. President and Mrs.

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Donors are screened for international travel, household illnesses, and risk factors for COVID-19.Donor milk is pasteurized to kill bacteria and viruses. After pasteurization, milk is tested by a third party lab to ensure it is free of bacteria.Milk Bank WGL’s lab and processing areas are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized and followguidelines from the FDA, the Illinois Department of Public Health, Elk Grove Village HealthDepartment, and the Human Milk Banking Association of North America.

Safety PrecautionsPrecautions are always in place to ensure the safety of our milk, but are especially important duringthe COVID-19 outbreak:

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