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Jan 20 -26, 2025

Greater Victoria Edition

Coffee News Greater Victoria including Langford, Colwood, Millstream, View Royal, Esquimalt, Saanich, Oak Bay, James Bay
Razor letter: In China, Beijing University of Chemical Technology surprised new students with an extraordinary admission letter made from a high-tech carbon fibre material. Surprisingly thin at just 0.2 millimetres, these letters are incredibly tough and are strong enough to slice through fruits and meat. Freshmen have eagerly shared videos online, demonstrating the letters’ ability to withstand heat and sharpness tests. Despite the online buzz, the university has urged students to treat their innovative admission letters with care, emphasizing their value as a symbol of achievement rather than a tool for experiments. It turns out being on the cutting edge of innovation can start with an acceptance letter!
Razor letter: In China, Beijing University of Chemical Technology surprised new students with an extraordinary admission letter made from a high-tech carbon fibre material. Surprisingly thin at just 0.2 millimetres, these letters are incredibly tough and are strong enough to slice through fruits and meat. Freshmen have eagerly shared videos online, demonstrating the letters’ ability to withstand heat and sharpness tests. Despite the online buzz, the university has urged students to treat their innovative admission letters with care, emphasizing their value as a symbol of achievement rather than a tool for experiments. It turns out being on the cutting edge of innovation can start with an acceptance letter!
Nature’s canvas: In Montréal, Québec (Canada), an artist named Raku Inoue has carved a unique niche for himself by turning the natural world into a vibrant canvas. Using petals, leaves, and other plant materials, Inoue carefully crafts detailed representations of pop culture figures, animals, and even brand logos. His creative journey began one windy day when fallen rose petals in his yard sparked the idea to transform them into art. His first creation, a delicate beetle, blossomed into a series of intricate designs, including lifelike animals and iconic characters like Super Mario. After photographing each piece, Inoue returns the natural materials to the earth through composting, celebrating the fleeting beauty of each piece.
Nature’s canvas: In Montréal, Québec (Canada), an artist named Raku Inoue has carved a unique niche for himself by turning the natural world into a vibrant canvas. Using petals, leaves, and other plant materials, Inoue carefully crafts detailed representations of pop culture figures, animals, and even brand logos. His creative journey began one windy day when fallen rose petals in his yard sparked the idea to transform them into art. His first creation, a delicate beetle, blossomed into a series of intricate designs, including lifelike animals and iconic characters like Super Mario. After photographing each piece, Inoue returns the natural materials to the earth through composting, celebrating the fleeting beauty of each piece.
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Eco slope: CopenHill, a waste-to-energy plant in Copenhagen, Denmark, offers a unique twist on traditional skiing. You can ski right on its roof! The facility turns non-recyclable waste into energy while featuring a ski slope made of Neveplast, an eco-friendly material designed to feel like snow. Visitors can also hike along landscaped trails or scale a climbing wall on the building’s facade. The rooftop, where the ski slope is located, offers stunning panoramic views of the city, complete with a bar for post-ski relaxation. At the base, a ski school, rental shop, and cafe round out the experience, blending recreation with sustainability in an urban setting. Skiing on a power plant? Just another day of turning trash into treasure!
Eco slope: CopenHill, a waste-to-energy plant in Copenhagen, Denmark, offers a unique twist on traditional skiing. You can ski right on its roof! The facility turns non-recyclable waste into energy while featuring a ski slope made of Neveplast, an eco-friendly material designed to feel like snow. Visitors can also hike along landscaped trails or scale a climbing wall on the building’s facade. The rooftop, where the ski slope is located, offers stunning panoramic views of the city, complete with a bar for post-ski relaxation. At the base, a ski school, rental shop, and cafe round out the experience, blending recreation with sustainability in an urban setting. Skiing on a power plant? Just another day of turning trash into treasure!
Eco slope: CopenHill, a waste-to-energy plant in Copenhagen, Denmark, offers a unique twist on traditional skiing. You can ski right on its roof! The facility turns non-recyclable waste into energy while featuring a ski slope made of Neveplast, an eco-friendly material designed to feel like snow. Visitors can also hike along landscaped trails or scale a climbing wall on the building’s facade. The rooftop, where the ski slope is located, offers stunning panoramic views of the city, complete with a bar for post-ski relaxation. At the base, a ski school, rental shop, and cafe round out the experience, blending recreation with sustainability in an urban setting. Skiing on a power plant? Just another day of turning trash into treasure!
Posh pooch: Fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has introduced Fefé, a premium dog perfume priced at $99 (USD) per bottle. This lavish scent, inspired by the close bond between one of the brand’s founders and his dog, is presented in an elegant glass bottle with a gold-plated paw accent. Fefé combines the soothing aromas of ylang-ylang, musk, and sandalwood. Though the perfume is certified as safe for pets, some experts are concerned about the potential irritation it might cause dogs. Critics have also pointed out the steep price, which may be hard to justify during challenging economic times. Nonetheless, for those who believe their furry friends deserve the height of luxury, Fefé offers a unique way to indulge them.
Posh pooch: Fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has introduced Fefé, a premium dog perfume priced at $99 (USD) per bottle. This lavish scent, inspired by the close bond between one of the brand’s founders and his dog, is presented in an elegant glass bottle with a gold-plated paw accent. Fefé combines the soothing aromas of ylang-ylang, musk, and sandalwood. Though the perfume is certified as safe for pets, some experts are concerned about the potential irritation it might cause dogs. Critics have also pointed out the steep price, which may be hard to justify during challenging economic times. Nonetheless, for those who believe their furry friends deserve the height of luxury, Fefé offers a unique way to indulge them.
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The Victoria Arion Male Choir Welcome New Singers: Open house Mon, Jan 20. For more info check our website www.vamc.ca

Love to Sing? The Avalon Singers is an all-female adult community choir in Victoria. We sing a wide variety of music. We perform our music from memory. Weekly rehearsals & seasonal concerts. Reasonable fees. Intake rehearsals for new members is Thursday, January 23, from 6:45-9pm. Visit www.AvalonSingers.com for location &more information.

St. Mary’s Oak Bay Jazz Evensong presents Edie Daponte Quartet, Jan. 26, 4pm. Suggested donation $20. 1701 Elgin Rd. Info 250-598-2212.

Langham Court Theatre presents romantic comedy ‘Now & Then’ Jan 29 – to Feb 16. What happens after last call just might change your life. For more details, visit: www.langhamtheatre.ca

Gordon Head Garden Club Meeting: Wed., Feb. 5, 7-9pm at 4105 Lambrick Way. Speaker: Jennifer Kolot, on ‘How to Grow a Bumper Crop of Tomatoes’. Visitors welcome for free. 

Cherish Retirement Living: Beautiful & spacious residential suites. Delicious home cooked meals delivered to your door or you can dine in with your new friends. Senior care designed by seniors, come see for yourself! The highest value  retirement residence in Victoria. Call 250-478-4431 for a tour today! 917 Avrill Road., Langford. www.CherishVictoria.ca

Let’s Bring Surgical Innovation to Victoria! Together, we can redefine what is possible in our hospitals with new minimally-invasive equipment. To learn more & donate, call 250-519-1750 or visit: victoriahf.ca/innovate

Broadview United Thrift Store is Accepting Donations: Open Wed’s, 10-6pm & Sat’s, 10am-4pm. We are collecting gently used clothing & household items through the week. 3703 St Aidans St., enter from Palo Alto Street.

BC Transit is Currently Hiring! Looking for both mechanics and transit operators. Voted BC’s top employers in 2024. To learn more about this great opportunity, visit: Jobs.BCTransit.com

Memory Café Victoria: 6 week music, arts and social program for people living with memory loss & their care partners. Socializing, learning & engaging in the arts at 4 locations. Jan and Feb. To register, please visit the website here: memoryconnections.org/programs

Victoria Brass Band Seeking Players: Seniors playing at seniors facilities. Practices Mondays, 1:30-3pm. Information:
victoriabrassband@gmail.com

The Luther Court Community Health Centre offers free health programs open to everyone. Please visit: linktr.ee/luthercourtchc for more info about upcoming programs.
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1. Dutch dancer Mata Hari spied for Germany and France in World War I - T/F?
2. What is the capital of New Zealand?
3. Shakespeare wrote 154 of this poetic form.
4. A mongoose, parrot, or otter is immune to snake venom?
5. The study of weather and climate is called what?
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Aries likes to win. Look for an opportunity right now that also allows others to win. While this may not be immediately gratifying, it could be satisfying in the long run. Lucky numbers: 3, 5, 15, 21, 28, 35.
What goal do you really want to achieve? If you communicate your vision to others this week, an opportunity for them to help you may emerge in an unexpected way. Lucky numbers: 9, 11, 16, 27, 29, 37.
You may feel at a stalemate at the end of the week. Are you able to balance the differing views within yourself? If not, perhaps wait a few days to make a decision. Lucky numbers: 10, 12, 25, 27, 31, 45.
At week’s end, you may have an insight about how to manifest a heartfelt goal. But be careful in presenting this idea to others, as your fervour may easily alienate them. Lucky numbers: 1, 4, 19, 25, 39, 42.
You are about halfway through the year that started at your birthday. If you set goals then, how are they progressing? Where might you need to make changes? Lucky numbers: 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 43.
Your practical communications style may be enhanced. Now may be a good time for a presentation where fine details make a difference in the outcome. Lucky numbers: 11, 12, 15, 24, 39, 44.
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Your natural charm may be on display early in the week. If you have a request or a message that you need to communicate, now might be a favourable time to do so. Lucky numbers: 11, 16, 20, 35, 37, 40.
Difficult or painful information may emerge from your unconscious at midweek. This might be easy to just ignore, but processing it may be in your best interest. Lucky numbers: 17, 20, 21, 31, 34, 40.
At week’s end, you may be feeling restricted in your relationship. Unless you are in a dangerous situation, try to wait a few days to decide if you feel the need to break free. Lucky numbers: 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 28.
Capricorns are tempted to go it alone and claim full credit for achieving goals. For the next few weeks, communicating and collaborating with others may be beneficial. Lucky numbers: 7, 11, 15, 19, 28, 35.
Your birthday month is a good time to set goals. In doing so, consider what you might want your life to look like 18 years from now. That is when Pluto leaves Aquarius. Lucky numbers: 18, 21, 32, 37, 40, 48.
You may receive important, intuitive insights at week’s end. Rather than dreaming of castles in the air, focus on concrete ways that you could manifest these concepts. Lucky numbers: 13, 17, 24, 30, 44, 46.
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Tiny transmitter: The smallest bone in the human body, the stapes, is essential for hearing. Resembling a stirrup, it passes sound vibrations to the inner ear. If this bone is damaged, it can result in significant hearing loss.

Pug royalty: Pugs, an ancient breed from China, were kept as royal companions. Known for their loyal, affectionate nature, these little dogs were so prized by Chinese emperors that they even had their own guards. That’s true royal treatment!
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Change maker: Jeannette Rankin made history in 1916 as the first woman elected to the U.S. Congress. Known for her powerful speeches, she fought for women’s voting rights, and her efforts in Montana helped promote voting equality nationwide.

Frisbee legacy: Walter Morrison, creator of the iconic Frisbee, left behind more than just a famous toy. After his passing, his family lovingly turned his ashes into a series of Frisbees, keeping his unique invention close forever.

Aqua beasts: Despite their massive size and love for water, hippos can’t actually swim. Instead, they walk along the riverbed and push up for air when needed, using their dense, heavy bodies to stay comfortably submerged.
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Frankenstein’s monster: “I don’t have the energy to leave the office.”
Doctor: “I guess I didn’t charge you enough.”

Knock! Knock! Who’s there? Dwight. Dwight who? There’s a Dwight way, and a de-wrong way.

What’s covered in soot and performs in silence? A coal mime.

R.S.V.P.: Rush in, Shake hands, Vanish Promptly.

Hickory Dickory Dock, the mice ran up the clock. The clock struck one, and the rest escaped with minor injuries.
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5. Meteorology

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Jan 13 - 19, 2025

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Coffee News Greater Victoria including Langford, Colwood, Millstream, View Royal, Esquimalt, Saanich, Oak Bay, James Bay
Canadian rails: The Via Rail journey from Toronto, Ontario, to Vancouver, British Columbia, spans 4,466 kilometres (2,775 mi.), inviting travellers to explore Canada’s stunning landscapes. Known as “The Canadian,” this train sweeps through forests, lakes, and iconic sights like Mt. Robson and the Rockies. Passengers who choose first class enjoy staterooms with en suite bathrooms, spacious windows, and a private lounge. The Skyline car has an observation deck for soaking in the views. This train also serves as a commuter line across vast provinces, showcasing the country’s immense scale. There’s no rush here, only the luxury of time, and endless scenery rolling past the window.
Canadian rails: The Via Rail journey from Toronto, Ontario, to Vancouver, British Columbia, spans 4,466 kilometres (2,775 mi.), inviting travellers to explore Canada’s stunning landscapes. Known as “The Canadian,” this train sweeps through forests, lakes, and iconic sights like Mt. Robson and the Rockies. Passengers who choose first class enjoy staterooms with en suite bathrooms, spacious windows, and a private lounge. The Skyline car has an observation deck for soaking in the views. This train also serves as a commuter line across vast provinces, showcasing the country’s immense scale. There’s no rush here, only the luxury of time, and endless scenery rolling past the window.
Memory marvel: An Indian man set a remarkable world record by recalling 14,000 digits of Euler’s number, a challenging irrational number, in less than an hour. Deepu V, known for his incredible memory, had already memorized vast sequences of pi and numerous phone numbers. Determined to surpass the previous mark, he developed a detailed “tabular” method, organizing digits into rows and columns for precise recall. After months of practice, he confidently recited each number while blindfolded, smashing the previous record of 10,122 digits. His disciplined approach earned him a place in the Guinness World Records. Some people really do have numbers on their side!
Memory marvel: An Indian man set a remarkable world record by recalling 14,000 digits of Euler’s number, a challenging irrational number, in less than an hour. Deepu V, known for his incredible memory, had already memorized vast sequences of pi and numerous phone numbers. Determined to surpass the previous mark, he developed a detailed “tabular” method, organizing digits into rows and columns for precise recall. After months of practice, he confidently recited each number while blindfolded, smashing the previous record of 10,122 digits. His disciplined approach earned him a place in the Guinness World Records. Some people really do have numbers on their side!
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Cat controversy: The Bully Cat, a controversial new feline breed with extreme physical traits, is causing a stir among animal rights groups and pet lovers alike. Known for its very short legs, excessive skin folds, and complete lack of fur, this breed has quickly gained popularity. However, these unique traits come at a high cost, leading to severe health issues such as joint pain, frequent skin infections, and a heightened risk of sunburn. Despite warnings from veterinarians and welfare organizations, the demand for these cats continues to grow, driven by their unusual and striking appearance. Critics argue that breeding such animals is unethical, as it prioritizes esthetic appeal over the well-being of the cats.
Cat controversy: The Bully Cat, a controversial new feline breed with extreme physical traits, is causing a stir among animal rights groups and pet lovers alike. Known for its very short legs, excessive skin folds, and complete lack of fur, this breed has quickly gained popularity. However, these unique traits come at a high cost, leading to severe health issues such as joint pain, frequent skin infections, and a heightened risk of sunburn. Despite warnings from veterinarians and welfare organizations, the demand for these cats continues to grow, driven by their unusual and striking appearance. Critics argue that breeding such animals is unethical, as it prioritizes esthetic appeal over the well-being of the cats.
Banana bliss: Pizza takes an unexpected twist in Sweden with the Tropicana, a creation that pairs bananas with curry, pineapple, and smoked ham. This unusual combination has become a beloved staple in Sweden, where the love for bananas is no secret. The origin of this unique dish remains unclear, but it’s earned a reputation as the “most Swedish pizza.” While some find the mix of sweet and savoury flavours irresistible, others are baffled by the addition of bananas. Despite the controversy, the Tropicana has become a favourite, with some pizzerias even adding peanuts for extra flair. Love it or hate it, this banana-topped creation shows that in Sweden, pizza knows no bounds.
Banana bliss: Pizza takes an unexpected twist in Sweden with the Tropicana, a creation that pairs bananas with curry, pineapple, and smoked ham. This unusual combination has become a beloved staple in Sweden, where the love for bananas is no secret. The origin of this unique dish remains unclear, but it’s earned a reputation as the “most Swedish pizza.” While some find the mix of sweet and savoury flavours irresistible, others are baffled by the addition of bananas. Despite the controversy, the Tropicana has become a favourite, with some pizzerias even adding peanuts for extra flair. Love it or hate it, this banana-topped creation shows that in Sweden, pizza knows no bounds.
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“A good friend is my nearest relation.” - Thomas Fuller

“At any given moment, you have the power to say: This is not how the story is going to end.”- Christine Mason Miller
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Love to Sing? The Avalon Singers is an all-female adult community choir in Victoria. We sing a wide variety of music. We perform our music from memory. Weekly rehearsals & seasonal concerts. Reasonable fees. Intake rehearsals for new members are Thursdays, January 16 & 23, from 6:45-9pm. Visit www.AvalonSingers.com for location &more information.

The Victoria Arion Male Choir Welcome New Singers: Open houses Mon, Jan 13 & 20. For more info check our website www.vamc.ca

Langham Court Theatre presents romantic comedy ‘Now & Then’ Jan 29 – to Feb 16. What happens after last call just might change your life. For more details, visit: www.langhamtheatre.ca

Cherish Retirement Living: Beautiful & spacious residential suites. Delicious home cooked meals delivered to your door or you can dine in with your new friends. Senior care designed by seniors, come see for yourself! The highest value  retirement residence in Victoria. Call 250-478-4431 for a tour today! 917 Avrill Road., Langford. www.CherishVictoria.ca

Let’s Bring Surgical Innovation to Victoria! Together, we can redefine what is possible in our hospitals with new minimally-invasive equipment. To learn more & donate, call 250-519-1750 or visit: victoriahf.ca/innovate

Broadview United Thrift Store is Accepting Donations: Open Wed’s, 10-6pm & Sat’s, 10am-4pm. We are collecting gently used clothing & household items through the week. 3703 St Aidans St., enter from Palo Alto Street.

BC Transit is Currently Hiring! Looking for both mechanics and transit operators. Voted BC’s top employers in 2024. To learn more about this great opportunity, visit: Jobs.BCTransit.com

Memory Café Victoria: 6 week music, arts and social program for people living with memory loss & their care partners. Socializing, learning & engaging in the arts at 4 locations. Jan and Feb. To register, please visit the website here: memoryconnections.org/programs

Victoria Brass Band Seeking Players: Seniors playing at seniors facilities. Practices Mondays, 1:30-3pm. Information:
victoriabrassband@gmail.com

The Luther Court Community Health Centre offers free health programs open to everyone. Please visit: linktr.ee/luthercourtchc for more info about upcoming programs.
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1. A seam, aquifer, or trickle is a rock layer that contains water?
2. What year was the first Star Wars movie released?
3. What is the longest river in Ireland?
4. The Norse god Ullr is associated with this winter sport.
5. The fins below a fish are called dorsal fins - T/F?
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If you experience conflict with others midweek, look deeper to identify the cause. Could making an emotional connection with those involved be helpful in resolving it? Lucky numbers: 7, 9, 11, 16, 27, 41.
This week may offer you a rare opportunity to initiate positive change in your life, without causing great upheaval. Don’t miss the chance to take advantage of it. Lucky numbers: 12, 16, 22, 23, 24, 47.
You may want to indulge yourself now. Try to take time to break free of routine responsibilities, but without overindulging. Understand when to return to normality. Lucky numbers: 2, 3, 9, 12, 17, 36.
You have passed the halfway point since your birthday. It’s a good time to review your progress toward your goals. Which projects can you bring to completion now? Lucky numbers: 11, 13, 23, 26, 35, 39.
At week’s end, your natural charm may be heightened and others might be more willing to help you achieve your goals. Just be sure that the outcome is a win-win. Lucky numbers: 10, 13, 16, 20, 23, 31.
The energy at the week’s end can support your practical and detail-oriented nature. This may help you push through on a project requiring particularly precise work. Lucky numbers: 8, 15, 16, 18, 20, 46.
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Your emotions may be heightened midweek. If this triggers a conflict with others, initiate an honest but calm conversation about your needs. Look for a compromise. Lucky numbers: 14, 27, 30, 31, 34, 44.
During the middle of the week, taking time for your own self-care could be very helpful. Nurturing yourself is necessary in order to be fully present to help others. Lucky numbers: 5, 6, 10, 31, 32, 33.
Sagittarius often focuses on setting lofty goals on a large scale. This week you may have an opportunity to adjust your view to focus on a smaller, more personal effort. Lucky numbers: 1, 5, 15, 22, 32, 43.
Are you running into a stalemate in achieving one of your objectives? It might help to take a step back and understand the needs of those putting obstacles in your path. Lucky numbers: 6, 21, 32, 39, 45, 46.
You may find that your thoughts and feelings are out of sync at midweek. Are you able to reconcile them? If not, take a deep breath and wait a few days to act. Lucky numbers: 4, 11, 20, 35, 45, 48.
Do you have a goal that is in alignment with your heart and values? Look for opportunities this week to talk to others, which could give it a boost toward manifestation. Lucky numbers: 3, 12, 13, 28, 45, 47.
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Peach cousins: Almond and peach trees may look different, but they’re actually close relatives from the Prunus genus. Despite producing different crops of nuts and fruit, they share a similar genetic background and evolutionary history.

Diverse desert: The Sahara Desert is a diverse landscape that includes rocky plateaus, salt flats, and towering mountains alongside its iconic sand dunes. Over 20 lakes dot the desert, with Lake Chad being the only freshwater lake.
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Heart hounds: Owning a dog may do more than lift your spirits. It also could improve your heart health. Studies suggest dog owners tend to have lower blood pressure and get more exercise, which helps reduce the risk of heart disease.

Early riser: An early alarm clock was invented by the Greeks using water to trigger a whistle. However, it wasn’t until 1787 that Levi Hutchins created a clock with an alarm, though it only rang at 4 a.m. and wasn’t adjustable!

Floating giants: Despite their fluffy appearance, clouds are surprisingly heavy. A typical cumulus cloud can weigh over 1 million pounds! Yet, they stay suspended overhead because their droplets are spread out across a vast space.
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Show me a guy who likes to buy old coins, and I’ll show you a cash customer.

Chief: “Are you still teaching at the Fire Academy?”
Teacher: “No, after 40 years, I’m burned out.”

Knock! Knock! Who’s there? Frank. Frank who? Frank you for asking, it’s me.

A blizzard is a storm that winterupts traffic.

What did the farmer say to the compost pile? Thank you very mulch.
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