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    Manila Zoo Background

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    MANILA ZOOLOGICAL AND BOTANICAL GARDEN HISTORICAL BACKGROUND The Manila Zoological and Botanical Garden or Manila Zoo emerged from the ashes of World War II‚ a proud monument of man’s innate love of nature and its multitude of creatures. This showcase of then Mayor Arsenio H. Lacson’s vision was born on May 18‚ 1959 by virtue of City Ordinance No. 4135 and inaugurated on July 25‚ 1959. Mayor Antonio Z. Villegas’ Executive Order No. 10‚ dated February 1‚ 1967‚ integrated into one office the Division

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    Passage 1 (1) An upsurge of new research suggests that animals have a much higher level of brainpower than previously thought. If animals do have intelligence‚ how do scientists measure it? Before defining animals’ intelligence‚ scientists defined what is not intelligence. Instinct is not intelligence. It is a skill programmed into an animal’s brain by its genetic heritage. Rote conditioning is also not intelligence. Tricks can be learned by repetition‚ but no real thinking is involved. Cuing

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    Ruby Moon Monologue

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    they review everything they know about the case the story turns into a detective inquest‚ they question all the eccentric characters on the street to try and seek clues as to what actually happened to their daughter Ruby. The characters include a Parrot-owning Christian‚ a wanna be clown‚ an ex-solider‚ a seductive temptress‚ a former babysitter and a mad scientist. Each one of these characters is a potential suspect in the murder or disappearance of Ruby Moon. The whole play follows the journey

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    Adventures of Don Chipote or When Parrots Breastfeed‚ (1928) Daniel Venegas used the quixotic notion as a vessel to showcase the idealism and disillusionment of a Mexican immigrant in the early twentieth century. Towards this end Vengenas draws upon the picaresque aspect of the original Don Quixote‚ focusing on Chipote’s misadventures in a 1920s America that exploits Mexican immigrants and is indifferent to their plight. The Adventures of Don Chipote or When Parrots Breastfeed focuses on Don Chipote

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    One day I was swimming through the ocean in Hawaii. I was going to my house and all the sudden I found a purple puddle. I was very curious what it was. I swam over there to look at this purple puddle and all the sudden a shark hit me and I fell into it. Then I was all purple and I tried washing it but it didn’t come off. Now I am a purple fish that lives in Hawaii and smells like coconuts. After my incident in Hawaii with the shark and the purple ink that is still on me‚ I decided that I was going

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    The Jaguar

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    Poetry Reading Assignment: By referring to The Early Purges by Seamus Heaney and The Jaguar by Ted Hughes‚ show how well you feel the poet has described his experiences. Refer to the ways in which he brought these experiences to life for you and explain what made them memorable. Introduction: In The Early Purges by Seamus Heaney‚ the poet is remembering a childhood experience. It deals with the necessary killing of farmyard pests‚ telling us why they must be killed in order to run an effective

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    dreams of travelling the world together because Nabarun was a pirate and owned his own sail boat which made it easier for them to travel and see family on the other side of the world. They had set out an adventure along with their pets‚ Nabarun’s parrot Denver and Paandu’s cat Jane. It was the 5th day traveling and they would take breaks from driving to sleep for hours from time to time. On the sixth day Paandu felt bored because there wasn’t much to do on the boat besides fish‚ play cards‚ and

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    History Unit 2 Study Guide Assignment 1 The past 140 years have seen scientific revolutions in many fields‚ including demography‚ climatology‚ epidemiology‚ economics‚ botany‚ genetics‚ image analysis‚ palynology‚ molecular biology‚biochemistry‚ and soil science. As new evidence has accumulated‚ long-standing views about the pre-Columbian world have been challenged and reexamined. Although there is no consensus‚ and Mann acknowledges controversies‚ Mann asserts that the general trend among

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    Diesel Print Adverts

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    Today we will be using Barthes’ model of semiotics to analyze how certain elements within ads have been selected and organized to convey meaning. Also we will be critically evaluating the effectiveness of the ad as a piece of visual communication. The print ad which I have chosen is by an Italian clothing manufacturer‚ Diesel. Diesel is well known for touching on global issues in a signature over-the-top and often surreal way. In 2007 they launched the campaign “Global Warming Ready” that highlights

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    Macy Cook Dr. Sally Struthers Art 2430-90 16 April 2017 Museum Paper The piece I analyzed from the Dayton Art Institute is Bamikele People‚ Elephant Mask Costume. The acquisition number of this piece is 1999.76. According to the Dayton Art Institute‚” this piece was purchased from funds provided by Dianna Komminsk” (“Kuosi Society Costume” 2017). The object was approximately made in the 20th century in a country in central Africa by the name of Cameroon. The large costume worn by the Kuosi people

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