If you like chimpanzees, horses, tigers, elephants, bears, swaying poles and motorcycle maniacs, or a bevy of beguiling beauties, or six guys from Kenya who can build an amazing human pyramid and dance the limbo so low your back will hurt, the place
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Shooting the Rapids - Egypt Today
It s summer 2005, and I m in a country along the Nile. The president has proposed an amendment to the constitution and rumor is rife that he will be standing for yet another term. There is much discussion in the press and disturbance on the
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Exhibit examines the science of Narnia - Reporter
No comments posted. If press release accounts are accurate, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Exhibition was a big hit this summer at the Arizona Science Center. The traveling exhibit makes its second stop Friday through April 19, in the Mandell
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Too late for Michael Crichton, scientists reported this week that they have recovered a good deal of the woolly mammoth’s DNA from tufts of hair. Before you could say “Jurassic Park,” journalists were speculating about the possibility of reviving the
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President Chavez: As New Men we have to bury world capitalism - Centre des M dias Alternatifs du Qu bec
In Venezuela very often we are talking about the creation of a “hombre nuevo”, about the New Man as portrayed and described by the glorious revolutionary Ernesto Che Guevara. In his latest speeches President Hugo Chavez Frias always refers to the
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PHOTO IN THE NEWS: Baby Chimp Rescued From Congo Army - National Geographic
November 18, 2008 Less than ten months old, a baby chimpanzee named Mapima (pictured) was being mistreated by Congolese army soldiers until she was rescued last week by the Congolese Institute for the Conservation of Nature (ICCN) in Goma
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November 18, 2008 Less than ten months old, a baby chimpanzee named Mapima (pictured) was being mistreated by Congolese army soldiers until she was rescued last week by the Congolese Institute for the Conservation of Nature (ICCN) in Goma

Chimp grows strong, confident with his extended zoo family - Knoxville News Sentinel
Four-month-old chimpanzee George is teething, toddling, playing peek-a-boo and shrieking for his mama when he’s angry or can’t get what he wants. With wide amber eyes, big ears and spindly arms and legs, he’s the first chimp born at the Knoxville Zoo

BBC News Video - Science & Technology - Yahoo News
The BBC’s Rory Cellan-Jones and Dan Simmons put two mobiles to the test, the Blackberry Storm and 3’s INQ1. A chimpanzee has taken on the role of adoptive parent to two male tiger cubs in a Florida animal park. Play Google UK boss on firm’s rise BBC