They are the Aviary NYC and the Office NYC, not the Aviary and the Office.
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" Officials with The Aviary released an unsigned statement Wednesday describing "an unfortunate incident" that "occurred between an employee at The Aviary and Eric Trump.
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Is there room in the White House for an aviary?
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Just as with the aviary experiment, the result was dramatic.
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It was in an outdoor aviary, not in the wild.
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The wildest notions are reserved for drinks in the Aviary.
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Aviary Attorney is out now for Mac and PC on Steam.
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Aviary employees couldn't have been more excited to welcome him home.
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Help us welcome this newly hatched flamingo at the National Aviary.
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You can learn more about the NENE in our Crossword Aviary.
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Exhibits include a free-flight aviary and a live coral collection.
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Absent were the pastels and aviary themes that distinguished similar ventures.
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The Aviary NYC will probably be the first of several branches.
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When the Chicago Aviary opened, elaborate trappings like these were novel.
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This article has been updated to include a statement from The Aviary.
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As skullcaps bob rhythmically, childish voices evoke the cacophony of an aviary.
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The National Aviary is an independent indoor zoo dedicated exclusively to birds.
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My husband's parrots, all rescues, live in our hall closet turned aviary.
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My husband's parrots, all rescues, live in our hall closet turned aviary.
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The island even has its own private aviary full of exotic birds.
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GrubHub and Aviary are also tapping into the weather to personalize their apps.
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As at the Aviary, the results were erudite and precise—and also liberating.
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The interior of the house was rundown and the backyard held an aviary.
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With its second location, the Aviary will finally live up to its name.
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The incident reportedly took place in a Chicago's West Loop neighborhood at the Aviary.
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Elsewhere, in 2014, someone set a Newcastle aviary on fire, killing 400 champion birds.
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Its sheer formal poetry kept the aviary and female allusions from tipping into kitsch.
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Meanwhile, Next and The Aviary have piled up plenty of accolades of their own.
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The Aviary, its larger sibling, is to open in the hotel in the fall.
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He said the Office looks back, while the Aviary will be about the future.
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The National Aviary will leave the penguins in their nests for the first three weeks.
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" There are three broad alternatives to traditional cages: barn systems, aviary systems, and "enriched cages.
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Though now covered in overgrown fauna, this entrance brought you to the South American Aviary.
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I remember being horrified by the aviary, which was stacked thick with white bird excrement.
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Neither is the Aviary, although it's hard to say just what it is designed for.
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If you are not familiar with crossword birds, brush up by visiting our Crossword Aviary.
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We're doing brunch and then visiting the National Aviary to see all the adorable birds.
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No pigeons or finches bound for pet shops fluttered in the 653,265-square foot aviary.
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In the video "Banding Young Eastern Loggerhead Shrikes in the Carden Alvar," biologists and conservationists using nets in a large, outdoor aviary catch these young birds, which are bred in several US and Canadian sites and then transported to the aviary and eventually released.
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His friends at The National Aviary, where he resides, threw him a raging bash on Oct.
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Check out Sam Ezersky's Crossword Aviary, which is part of our "Words to Know" reference section.
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Much of the Aviary NYC will be familiar to anyone who has visited the Chicago bar.
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Just a few doors down is the reservation-only Aviary from Michelin-starred chef, Grant Achatz.
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From the National Aviary website:Penguin parents, Sidney and Bette, laid two eggs on November 215th and 217th.
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Aviary, in Chicago, is taking burning a bar name into a drinker's brain to a new level.
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And NENEs, the official goose of The New York Times Crossword, are featured in our crossword aviary.
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The $27 cocktail arrives at the table in a clear plastic bag emblazoned with The Aviary logo.
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Fittingly, The Aviary has dubbed it "Science A.F.," named after the scientist who discovered penicillin, Alexander Fleming.
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If an eagle is parent-raised, when it first comes out of the aviary, it'll be quite scared.
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Sidney and Bette (Image: The National Aviary)You might think that Gizmodo isn't typically a cute animal blog.
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Up and down the aviary-lined corridor of Serenity Park are the winged wreckages of such broken bonds.
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According to the National Aviary, you can expect her to continue eating and educating her way through 2019.
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"It's like an aviary opened its doors and just let its contents out on this country," he said.
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The result is a makeshift aviary where the birds land on the instruments, creating music in the process.
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And-- I never liked-- in that aviary that they put us in, I never liked that ornithological distinction.
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Nick Kokonas is the co-founder of Tock and the co-owner of Alinea, Next, Roister, and Aviary.
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In "The Aviary," a man psychologically tortures his wife out of an obsessive love for his dead mother.
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"What is certain is this: no customer should ever be spit upon," the Aviary said in a statement.
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The National Aviary will take any opportunity to celebrate Valentino, who is an adorable, kind ambassador for his species.
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But we did get to ask a few penguin questions to Chris Gaus, Sr. Aviculturist at the National Aviary.
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Update 12/18/17, 12:54APM EST: The National Aviary announced that the first of the eggs has hatched.
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Aviary is a stunning, often-melancholic multi-disciplinary project that keeps us coming back because of its layered plumage.
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My friend drunkenly left his camera at The Aviary the previous night, but I picked it up in secret.
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This highly Instagrammable gin-based beverage is found at one of New York's most innovative cocktail spots, the Aviary.
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Lord Snowdon was an "innovative, progressive" photographer, designer of clothes and even designed the Aviary at London Zoo, Warwick says.
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The birds are housed in the Lawn Aviary: four screened enclosures topped with fanciful domes that were built in 2400.
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On Tuesday, Viven, who lives at Pittsburgh's National Aviary, marked her 1st birthday with a big party the next day.
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Brush up on the nene and other birds that appear in The New York Times Crossword in our Crossword Aviary.
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The cheapest alternative method (and therefore the one that most producers will likely switch to) is called an aviary system.
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"We had many, many sleepless nights," she said, as some of her charges climbed in an aviary in her backyard.
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The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, an isolated, snowcapped massif rising sheer out of the Caribbean, is a particularly rich aviary.
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There are some, like the Aviary photo editor, that are truly great examples of our touch future, but there aren't enough.
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The scientists behind the study began investigating after they noticed Australian zebra finches making an unusual call in an outdoor aviary.
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Though Huanitzin was part of the Tzintzuntzan hospitaltown, he decided to build the aviary and his featherworking shop some distance away.
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Owlee Aviary wireless Bluetooth speaker — $153 See Details The Owlee Scroll is sure to be the life of your next party.
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These days, Van Cleef's whimsical aviary feels newly relevant: Who among us doesn't dream of grabbing the valuables and winging away?
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We had come to try the daytime menu the Aviary recently introduced after two months or so of nighttime-only business.
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He also designed, with Frank Newby and Cedric Price, the Snowdon Aviary of the London Zoo, which was installed in 1964.
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Mr. Achatz and his partner, Nick Kokonas, didn't lack for suitors after the first Aviary opened to much ballyhoo in 2011.
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The Aviary will replace the Lobby Lounge on the 35th floor of the Mandarin Oriental New York at 80 Columbus Circle.
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The show includes "Moon Aviary" (20163), a long lost sculpture that was recovered at a "privately-owned art archive" earlier this year.
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Fun Fact: A veterinary aviary was created on set to nurse birds that were injured or sick at the time of filming.
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Currently, the Aviary is home to fruit bats known as Malayan Flying Foxes, as well as an adult male sloth named Wookie.
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The program, a partnership of the ecologist Maura Olivos and a local nonprofit called the Tracy Aviary, is aimed at amateur birders.
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Like many Aviary drinks, the one called Science A.F. (ostensibly a reference to the microbiologist Alexander Fleming) is made at the table.
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The 90-seat Aviary NYC will open in the morning, inviting the prospect of day-drinking, and offer tea and coffee creations.
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Eric Trump cast blame for the incident, which took place at upscale cocktail bar and restaurant Aviary, more broadly on the Democratic Party.
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Waves can be embedded and shared like this one from Avi Muchnick, the creator of Aviary, where he talks about hiring a startup.
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To mark Vivien's debut, the National Aviary published a sweet introductory video in which a young sloth enthusiast meets the zoo's newest addition.
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These parrotlets (a kind of miniature parrot from Mexico and Central and South America) live in an aviary at Stanford University in California.
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Just as in Chicago, the Aviary NYC is paired with the Office, a more traditional bar that opened in the hotel in June.
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In fact, beyond the aviary, I was surprised to find that I saw more wildlife than people on my tour of the island.
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Here's one (1) nice thing for your mid-week slump: The National Aviary in Pittsburgh debuted on Tuesday a 5-month-old baby sloth.
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The sprawling grounds, which include three ponds and an aviary, have appeared in nature-centric films like "Microcosmos" and "Winged Migration," Ms. Alaurent said.
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On Sunday, he landed on the front page of The Los Angeles Times, which speculated that he was an escapee from a private aviary.
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The Chicago Office is downstairs from the Aviary; in New York it is behind a wooden door just past the Aviary's cocktail-assembly station.
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This is the fourth set of chicks for Sidney and Bette who have had 217 chicks together at the National Aviary (not including these two)!
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By casting Grandville's animals, Aviary Attorney balances the beastliness of humanity with the work of one of the wittiest 19th-century artists to use anthropomorphism.
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President Donald Trump's son Eric Trump told Breitbart News Tuesday night he was spit on at the Chicago cocktail lounge The Aviary by an employee.
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What they're saying: The Aviary said in a statement on Wednesday it had placed the woman on leave, as it condemned the act of spitting.
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A three-month-old Linnaeus sloth recently flew on a private jet from Florida to his new home at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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If you are fortunate enough to own a shed, garage, barn, or stable, you don't need quite as much in the way of aviary architecture.
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That's before he even invites me into his kitchen, which looks out onto an aviary occupied by three rare turtle doves and two mandarin ducks.
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He regularly paints among them, and whenever he is within earshot of the aviary, he said, the birds begin to chant his name in unison.
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Maybe it's because when The Aviary first opened in Chicago in 2011 people waited six hours to be among the first samplers, according to Eater.
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The aviary is an exhibition titled Speechless by artist duo Bik Van der Pol, which is comprised of Liesbeth Bik and Jos van der Pol.
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Galantis: The Aviary (Big Beat/Atlantic) One doesn't expect solid albums or even singles from EDM groups these days, but the notoriously anonymous Swedish duo Galantis's ebullient second album, The Aviary, occupies corporate dancepop's golden mean: that perfect prototypical space where shiny hooks come together with surging beats and gleeful melodies to soar in unison, free of the individual ego and subjectivity's icky trappings.
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The employee involved in the incident has not yet been spoken to, but has been placed on leave by its human resources team, The Aviary said.
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Through them, the owner of the Aviary knit company, now closed, heard about Mr. Teriokhin's skills and asked him to knit seven sweaters in 10 days.
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Radhia Gleis, a former member, says she supplied the down payment for a sprawling ranch house on enough acreage to accommodate koi ponds and an aviary.
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At 10:30, Darwin returned to more serious work, sometimes moving to his aviary, greenhouse, or one of several other buildings where he conducted his experiments.
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Though it eventually transforms into an 93-bird aviary, it is sufficiently and hauntingly represented in Kevin Depinet's minimal set design by seven cages suspended overhead.
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Birds — from tropical species and penguins to gulls — will find lodging in a 5,19773-square-foot aviary that will serve both individual and commercial bird shippers.
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Until a couple of months ago, it was available only at Alinea and its sibling bar, the Aviary, but now wine and liquor stores have it.
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The would-be Moltres has since been handed off to an outdoor aviary, where he can get some R&R before he's released back into the wild.
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Edgar Endress' menagerie of birds are sculptural cutouts stacked upon a chair, individually flat but coming together to create a three dimensional scene of chaotic aviary congestion.
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Sometimes I've managed to get beyond my impatience (I enjoyed both Cinders and Aviary Attorney), but mostly I get caught up then I put the games down.
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Three of those birds are in today's puzzle, so if you'd like to learn more about these tougher entries, take a gander (sorry) at Mr. Ezersky's aviary.
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It did, but it was one of several moments when I felt like a parent helping the Aviary staff to complete a project for the science fair.
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But rather than asking how a Bloody Mary, say, can be improved, or what its essence is, they seem to ask: How would the Aviary serve it?
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The children's activities, for example, include visits to the property's aviary to learn about indigenous hummingbirds and butterflies and classes on Bahamian crafts such as basket weaving.
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THE AVIARY NYC Part 2 of the beachhead in New York — by the Chicago team from Alinea, led by the chef Grant Achatz — is ready to open.
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In a statement, the Artis zoo explained that after zookeepers found an egg on the floor of the vulture aviary they initially put it in an incubator.
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Per a release from the zoo, Vivien is a Linnaeus's two-toed sloth born August 21, and she is the third sloth to reside at the National Aviary.
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I would be remiss if I didn't mention the NHL-sized ice rink, an Angry Birds-themed, 18-hole miniature golf course, a bunny ranch, and an aviary.
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The Chicago restaurateur—who co-owns with chef Grant Achatz the celebrated Alinea, Next, Roister, and The Aviary—believes the widely used restaurant reservation platform is unequivocally antiquated.
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There aren't many games that tip their hat to the Internet Archive and Wikimedia Commons in their credits, but Aviary Attorney is a triumph of reinventing public domain art.
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Photographer Sara Angelucci is a veritable scholar on the Victorian period— a quick glimpse at her latest photo series Aviary confirms her immersion immersed in the long-dead culture.
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There was the 23 proposal for a soaring walk-in aviary in a dilapidated New Orleans park, which thoroughly confused the city elders who awarded him the design commission.
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According to ABC News, Matsue Vogel Park, an aviary park in Japan, dressed up six of its penguins in festive Santa outfits and let them waddle among the guests.
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Bird testing tunnel at the Powdermill Nature Reserve outside Pittsburgh The fractured facade of the Tracy Aviary Visitors Center in Salt Lake City was designed to keep birds away.
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The Coalition for Sustainable Egg Supply, a group of animal welfare scientists, academics, egg farmers and big companies, recently released a report documenting several troubling aspects of aviary systems.
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Then the gallery becomes an aural aviary, a symphony of screeches and warbles that are, on careful listening, the names of well-known male artists, contemporaries of Ms. Lawler's.
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Discarded jeans and plastic water bottles began to litter the underbrush, and then I was walking behind gated villas with manicured topiaries, swimming pools, an aviary of tropical birds.
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Mr. Kokonas said the Aviary book cost him $630,000 for development and an initial print run, and revenue has been over $3.2 million, with more than 42,000 copies sold.
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The employee involved in the incident has not yet been spoken to, but has been placed on leave by its human resources team, The Aviary said in a statement Wednesday.
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The company's two co-founders Nir Zicherman and Michael Mignano, who previously worked at the photo-editing toolkit developer Aviary, hatched their new company over a shared love of radio.
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PITTSBURGH - Valentino, a five-month-old, two-toed sloth, passed his first checkup at his new home at the National Aviary, weighing in at a healthy 3.5 pounds (1.5 kg).
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"He gives us a chance to talk about the needs of protecting the environment and the rainforest," said Robin Weber, the director of marketing and communication at the National Aviary.
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In early August, while the Aviary space was still a construction zone, a visit to the Office, Achatz's quiet speakeasy next door, delighted even a clutch of jaded New Yorkers.
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At the Aviary in Chicago, Micah Melton cooks the flowers into a tequila-mezcal blend for 15 minutes using a sous-vide method for a drink called Bring Another Smurf.
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In later trials, Figaro made his tools much more quickly, and also picked a bamboo twig from the bottom of the aviary and trimmed it to make a similar tool.
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While most of those at the Iguaca Aviary in Puerto Rico's rain forest survived, the fate of those wild birds in the Rio Abajo and El Yunque forests is unknown.
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But there is currently a pair of penguin eggs at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh that is about to hatch, under the watchful eyes of adorable penguin parents Sidney and Bette.
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Now, after years of absence, I can't stop imagining the scenes behind the names: the Royal Aviary, say, or the beating heart ripped out of a body in a sunless passage.
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More critically, the app is also not currently ranking for searches like "filter photos" or "filter live photos," where rivals like EyeEm, Instagram, PicLab, Aviary, Prisma and MSQRD can be found.
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One of her favorite museum exhibits was an aviary display at Ottawa's Canadian Museum of Nature, a spiral of stuffed birds in a diorama, one she laments has since been renovated.
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In an aviary at Oxford University in 2002, a New Caledonian crow named Betty tried to pull a little bucket with a piece of meat out of a transparent vertical pipe.
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Hand-raised at the Veterinary University of Vienna, the male bird was trying to play with a pebble that fell outside his aviary onto a wooden beam about four years ago.
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Those companies have rushed to promise buying only cage-free eggs in the years to come, which has pushed egg producers to invest tens of millions of dollars in aviary systems.
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Could it be reborn from its derelict state into an observatory, an aviary, or a revamped public forum, a sort of revival of the "Tent of Tomorrow" design by Philip Johnson?
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Now, engineers with NASA and MIT believe they can match that aviary flexibility with a new kind of shape-shifting wing that twists and morphs, rendering today's flaps, ailerons, and winglets obsolete.
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"It's fun to see how different bottles of yellow Chartreuse play differently, depending on how they aged over the years," said Micah Melton, the beverage director of the Aviary and the Office.
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Hurricane Irma also cut off power to a Florida grasshopper sparrow aviary where the species, teetering on the edge of extinction, was successfully bred in captivity for the first time last year.
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It is a restful haven with paths that meander through groves of baobab, jacaranda, bougainvillea and many other trees and flowers, as well as a parrot aviary and a water lily pond.
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I wondered about the leashes that tethered the owls to their perch, whether the cafe owners transported the birds at night to an aviary in which they could freely roam (probably not).
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The episode on Tuesday at The Aviary, an upscale cocktail bar just west of downtown Chicago, was not the first time someone close to President Trump has reported harassment while out in public.
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Goodwin, who hopes to open his own bird sanctuary one day, will be taking Willow home in about a month's time when she is fully trained and an aviary has been built there.
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THE AVIARY AND THE OFFICE The lounge-restaurants owned by the Alinea Group in the Fulton Market district of Chicago and known for creative cocktails will be coming to New York this summer.
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Skepticism was raised because the restaurant where the spitting allegedly happened, The Aviary, said they had put the waitress on leave before making any permanent decisions about whether to keep her on board.
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The baby Linnaeus sloth, which is a mammal and is related to anteaters, arrived at the aviary a few months ago after being flown from Florida, where he was born to a private breeder.
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Founded by executive chairman Kimbal Musk (brother of Elon Musk, and board member at SpaceX, Tesla and Chipotle) and CEO Tobias Peggs (former CEO of Aviary), Square Roots launched a year ago in Brooklyn.
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Dubbed the ultimate bachelor pad, the home and headquarters of Hefner's publishing empire featured 22 rooms, wine cellar, screening room, outdoor pool with its signature "Grotto," plus a zoo and aviary and tennis courts.
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The Vista, located on the museum's rooftop, offers sprawling views of Biscayne Bay, an aviary, and the opportunity to see creatures like stingrays, owls, and alligators (they'll be released into the wild next year).
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The cloned Aviary and Office are undeniably expressions of Mr. Achatz's aesthetic, with his fondness for Rube Goldberg devices, audience participation, old ideas tilted off their usual axis and novel ideas launched into orbit.
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The contortions that Mr. Melton and Mr. Achatz put liquor through at the Aviary are as imaginative as cuisine gets; they probably have more freedom than they would if the place were a restaurant.
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The Aviary NYC, appropriately named for its adjoining sky-high location with a vista of Central Park, is done in plush royal blue and ivory, in an Adam Tihany design, with mostly lounge seating.
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For our latest list of terms you should know to become a better solver, we'll be visiting a so-called "crossword aviary," taking a closer look at 12 birds that frequently show up in puzzles.
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Unlike many of the other birds in our crossword aviary, the tit is common in residential areas; some tit species are frequent visitors to bird feeders, and others can be heard whistling in nearby woodlands.
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The third level includes the Aviary, a bright room with steps rising to a platform under a skylight, where a bed could be positioned for sky- and stargazing, and a long playroom lined with cubbies.
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They scored bigger hits with their debut, Pharmacy (2015), which will probably go on to sell more than The Aviary; by now the Chainsmokers have monopolized the market for this particular brand of triumphalist maximalism.
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He noted that an assessment by researchers in the Netherlands that ranked various types of hen housing for animal welfare on a scale of 0 to 10 gave aviary systems a 5.8, while cages were 0.
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Those look like this: Aviary systems have their problems — in particular, with more mobility and freedom comes more ways for birds to get injured or sick — but on the whole, they seem to cause less suffering.
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The question pecked at me each time the elevator let me out on the 23th floor of the Mandarin Oriental New York, site of the Aviary NYC and its quieter, shadow-filled sibling, the Office NYC.
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But that's what happens when you experience the experimental cocktails at The Aviary NYC, the new high-concept bar imported from Chicago's most Michelin-starred chef, Grant Achatz, and his Alinea Group co-founder, Nick Kokonas.
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The Aviary will replace the Lobby Lounge on the 3383th floor of the Mandarin Oriental New York at Columbus Circle; its more intimate downstairs component, the Office, will move into the MoBar space, now under construction.
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Many of the places Teibel recorded are developed or ruined due to natural disaster: Hurricane Sandy washed away the section of beach from which he recorded and the Bronx Zoo aviary he taped collapsed after a snowstorm.
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"Gathering floor eggs in the aviary required them to adopt extreme body positions for extended periods and exposed them to multiple respiratory and ergonomic hazards because they had to crawl and lie on the floor," it said.
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"Dolphy's Aviary" finds Mr. Komunyakaa — a Vietnam War veteran who grew up in Louisiana during the civil rights movement — calling up a more recent memory: watching news reports of the United States attack on Iraq in 2003.
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Back Bay Audio Newbury Bluetooth speaker — $33.98 See Details For bigger sound in a smaller package, the Owlee Aviary wireless Bluetooth speaker features 360-degree soundstage technology and passive bass radiators to pump out all-encompassing jams.
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At the Aviary, the willfully atypical cocktail lounge he founded in Chicago in 2011, the name of each drink is preceded by a bird silhouette like the ones on the endpapers of Roger Tory Peterson's field guides.
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Nick Kokonas, an owner of the Alinea Group of restaurants in Chicago, wrote a well-read Medium post in 2017 about why he and his team had decided to self-publish "The Aviary Cocktail Book" in 2018.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Aviary Attorney is a game based on the caricatures of 19th-century French artist J. J. Grandville, who skewered the aristocrats and politicians of his time by illustrating society figures as animals.
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Like the recent Aviary Attorney, which turned J. J. Grandville's 19th-century caricatures into a game about bird lawyers, Four Last Things is a brief, enjoyable example of animating public-domain artwork to tell a strange new tale.
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Research by the Coalition for Sustainable Egg Supply, which is financed by egg producers and food companies, found "substantially worse" levels of aggression and cannibalism in cage-free systems, also known as aviary systems, compared with caged systems.
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In its third month of operating, it might be too early to tell whether The Aviary NYC can attract as loyal a following as its original Chicago location, especially hidden on a high floor of an expensive hotel.
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"Taking responsibility for flying a bird free has a really positive impact on mental health and well-being," Morris said, occasionally interrupted by hoots and shrieking sounds from the various owls kept in the aviary at the falconry.
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Only accessible by yacht or private ferry, the island has an observatory, a 24,000-square foot spa, a lush golf course, a private beach with butler service and an aviary featuring over a dozen exotic birds, among other amenities.
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Award show red carpets are always filled with glamorous gowns and over-the-top statement making styles, but this season in addition to the typical show-stoppers, celebrities brought a touch of the aviary to the Emmy Awards red carpet.
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It features an observatory, a 24,000-square foot spa, a lush golf course, a private beach with butler service and an aviary featuring over a dozen exotic birds, among other amenities, with golf carts as the main mode of transportation.
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"Banana smoothie is always readily accepted and it usually doesn't take long to put on some weight and move them to the flight aviary to recuperate with our other batties in care," said a spokesperson on the group's Facebook post.
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The house includes a game room with arcade games and pinball machines, a wine cellar with a secret door, a screening room with a built-in pipe organ, three zoo and aviary buildings, a pet cemetery, and the famous grotto.
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Hibiscus tea, with which the cocktail is infused, is heated over an open flame and mixed with dry ice to produce a billowing fog — it's part of the allure that allows The Aviary to charge $27 for the enjoyable drink.
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The grounds that surround the house and art studio, designed by Mr. Leiber — known as Gus — over many years, feature brick pathways that snake around an in-ground pool, a vegetable garden, a rose garden, and a now-empty aviary.
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Eric Trump was at a business dinner on Tuesday night at the Aviary, a high-end bar on the West Side of Chicago, when a waitress spit in his face, a representative from the Trump Organization told the Chicago Tribune.
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To explore this, the researchers decided to investigate how European starlings, a species notorious for ending up in aircraft engines, responded when feeding areas in an aviary were placed next to speakers playing a noise that overlapped with the frequency of their calls.
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In her compositions, this California native finds common ground between the baroque and the futuristic, the ancient (her latest album, "Aviary," includes a musical interpretation of a poem by Sappho) and the modern (another track was inspired by Alice Coltrane's "Universal Consciousness").
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But more important than his up-and-down movement throughout the U.S., Murphy has also "traveled extensively to the far reaches of the world, collecting, photographing, and fastidiously cataloging melting glaciers, aviary species, exotic fruits, and more," in the words of the exhibition's press release.
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Some interactions in Aviary Attorney can be frustrating, like if you miss some vital piece of evidence in the few days you have to explore Paris, you are often left offering completely irrelevant items and getting your case on the brink of being thrown out.
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Once Lorax gets her X-rays and blood work done, and when she is confirmed healthy, the Wild Bird Fund plans to send her to the Raptor Trust, an aviary rehabilitation center in New Jersey that prepares birds for release back into the wild.
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The more intimate, speakeasy-style component, the Office, will move into the adjacent, somewhat hidden MObar space, now under construction, and unlike the branch in Chicago, which is in the lower level of the Aviary, the new, 40-seat location will have stunning views.
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The spirit will appear in cocktails at PDT in the East Village, the Aviary in the Time Warner Center, Ada's Place at Legacy Records near Hudson Yards, Katana Kitten in the West Village and Dead Rabbit in the financial district after Bertoux goes on sale on Sept. 5.
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One is a campaign of bread and circuses — tweets, rallies, bombast about random issues of the moment, all meant to distract and excite — and the other is the constant assemblage of a cabinet full of fat cats and "mad dog" generals, a virtual aviary of vultures and hawks.
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The central installation of A Walk in the Unconscious is preceded by a room of paintings and sculptures, and followed by a quizzical installation of plants, dirt, aviary sculptures, architecture, honeycombs, and more; taken together, the three rooms suggest a kind of inner journey of becoming rooted in a new place.
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Highlights of this traveling exhibition, which debuted at the Peabody Essex Museum in late 2015, include a dazzling cape and aviary headdress by Margaret Roach Wheeler (Chickasaw), spectacularly beaded Louboutin boots by Jamie Okuma (Luiseño and Shoshone-Bannock), and a feathery, fiery, desert-inspired ensemble by Orlando Dugi (Diné [Navajo]).
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For previews in New York, Christie's transformed its main sales room into a faux garden and aviary, with piped-in bird song, to conjure up the Rockefellers' home in Pocantico Hills, N.Y. and show off some of the porcelain pieces, many of which feature images of parrots, falcons and quails.
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Over the last year, companies including Nestlé and General Mills have pledged to use eggs only from hens living in cage-free, or aviary, housing systems, and Unilever has promised to increase "sustainability" in its business by doing some of the same things Dannon is trying to do with its new program.
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Fringed, shredded houndstooth and tweed were inspired by black and white tile flooring; glinting silver sequin tunic capes and jackets provided a jolt of silverware (silverwear); mint green and black feathered fantasias escaped from the aviary; and asymmetric ball gowns of beaded fringe and under-feathers, tulle and lace, teetered alluringly close to the edge of coming undone.
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Melton, who started at The Aviary as an ice chef tasked with creating flavored, sculpted ice cubes in 2011, prepared a sampling of some of the restaurant's most popular drinks for CNBC Make It. "The Wake and Bake is a cocktail that's inspired by breakfast in New York," he says, dropping off a Manhattan with a hint of coffee and orange liquor.
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The truck was driven by Serenity Park's manager, Matt Simmons, a tautly built, square-jawed 213-year-old, who came to the sanctuary in 2006 after making little progress as a patient in traditional group therapy at the V.A. When his therapist first instructed him to visit the aviary down the hill, Simmons thought he was going to be ''dealing with chickens,'' he later told me.
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When finished, it will contain an indoor ski hill with real snow, a DreamWorks water park, a Nickelodeon Universe theme park, a Legoland Discovery Center, an ice-skating rink, a giant Ferris wheel, an indoor garden with bunnies and an aviary — and assorted stores including Gucci, Saint Laurent and Tiffany & Co., along with the largest mall-based Zara store in the country (among other things).
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He didn't like our #83 pick, J Balvin's Vibras, which he described as the "soundtrack to a beer commercial": Our #14 pick, Julia Holter's Aviary, didn't seem to float his boat either: But he described our #11 pick, Pusha-T's Daytona, as his favorite of the year: And our #41 pick, JPEGMAFIA's Veteran, was a solid discovery: When asked, Kevin said his favorite finds were City Girls' Period (#28) and Mastersystem's Dance Music (#76): We salute him for getting all the way through this year.
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Alighting in Delft's soporific port, we hired a motorized rickshaw and bounced down decrepit roads, past Hindu temples, stopping to view various curiosities left by Sri Lanka's succession of European conquerors: a giant baobab brought by the Portuguese in the 221th century from Madagascar; a ruined 2222th-century Portuguese fortress built of coral; a herd of wild horses galloping across a barren plain, the descendants of those brought over, then abandoned, by Dutch colonizers 22424 years ago; a stone aviary used by a British governor to house his carrier pigeons.
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