A record breaking chicken

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Calaroka Shark Media. Hi, I'm
shutting back with five good news stories.

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Most of the summer I've been telling
about all these Guiness World records being broken.

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Well, another one's been broken,
and it's not just the humans.

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Now a chicken setup record. Emily
the Vet said she bought five chickens last

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year to produce eggs, and she
soon started training the hens to identify magnetic

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letters and numbers. Emily the Vet
said their job was to only peck the

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number or letter that I taught them
to peck and ignore the other ones.

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Even if I had a whole bunch
of other letters that aren't the letter they're

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supposed to peck, They'll just peck
the letter I trained them to peck.

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Emily the Vet decided to have all
of her chickens attempt the Guinness World Record

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title for most tricks by a Chicken
in one minutes. Lacey emerged as the

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clear winner, identifying six letters,
numbers and colors in one minute. Guinness

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had to create a new category,
the the most identifications buy a chicken in

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one minute, which as you know, is six. Emily the Vet has

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a YouTube channel. It is called
The Thinking Chicken, and she says,

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the chicken is a very underestimated animal, and I think if you could stop

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to think the chicken is a smart
animal, you could maybe look at other

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animals and think maybe they're smarter than
I thought. A man in La was

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able to hear voices clearly for the
first time thanks to a cochlear implant.

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Eric contracted meningitis when he was just
six months old. He's now twenty eight.

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He had to communicate by reading lips
and using sign language. He got

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the implant and says socializing with people
was the most challenging for me before getting

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my implant, because sometimes I don't
understand what people are saying. I'm now

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so excited to hear people talking so
clearly without asking to repeat, and be

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able to keep the conversations going.
I was very happy, crying and overwhelmed

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to hear the sounds that I'd never
heard so clearly. It felt like a

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very emotional moment of my life had
begun. How did he celebrate He went

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to Disneyland and said, when the
Walt Disney Teeky Room Show started, I

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was amazed how animatronic birds and tropical
sounds came into my implants. I was

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happy to hear the whole show,
and it made me realize what I was

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missing out on. What a great
story. Meanwhile, in England, a

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man has locked in syndrome and has
completed a fifty thousand word autobiography using just

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his eyes. Howard suffered a serious
stroke as a teenager, leaving every muscle

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in his body paralyzed except his eyes. The book was completed using an i

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gaze computer, a machine that tracks
eye movements. The software allows him to

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communicate with others using the igazed device. Howard said it was a cathartic experience.

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I enjoyed writing it, especially the
parts I personally enjoyed living myself,

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but did say it became a source
of stress, as I truly couldn't enjoy

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myself until the book was completed.
The initial chapter introduces the reader to my

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life before the stroke, allowing them
to understand who I was. The book

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concludes with my transition from the hospital
setting to community life. An excerpt from

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the book reads, the stroke was
a gift, not a curse. You've

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just got to shut out all the
negativity and see how of the heartbreak and

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own what happens next. This one's
cute Noah. He's ten years old.

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He gone on a plane to Delaware. He was off to see his best

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friend of six years, Eliza.
They had met in kindergarten and had been

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inseparable ever since. But a year
and a half ago, Eliza moved from

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Orange Pork, Florida, all the
way up there to Delaware. For her

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tenth birthday, Eliza wanted to see
Noah. Mom reached out to Noah's mom

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and together they planned a surprize visit. Noah's mom said, the friendship is

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so pure. They are truly best
friends, and when they're together, it's

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as if no time has passed.
And on Long Island, the town of

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Babylon is done with you litterpigs.
Operation Clean was launched with an ad showing

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a serial litterer getting some karma in
the form of a garbage truck dumping the

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garbage truck's load on the litter pig's
lawn. The town also has signs which

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read why are you littering? I'm
lazy, I don't care about natural areas.

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Mommy still cleans up after me.
All of the above. Town supervisor

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Richard Schaeffer told CBS New York,
why do we have to have the moniker

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of being slobs. That's why we're
literally getting at every body's face now and

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saying enough is enough. We want
to show people if you're littering, you're

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doing something totally responsible and immature.
First time offenders can face a fine of

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up to one thousand dollars for littering. And those are your five good news

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