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    What Are Pet Rocks?

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    What are pet rocks? Pet Rocks were a 1970s collectible conceived in Los Gatos‚ California by advertising executive Gary Dahl. Contents [hide] 1 Development 2 Marketing 3 Availability 4 References 5 External links [edit]Development In April 1975‚ Dahl was in a bar (which is now Beauregard Vineyards Tasting room in Bonny Doon) listening to his friends complain about their pets. This gave him the idea for the perfect "pet": a rock.[1] A rock would not need to be fed‚ walked‚ bathed‚ groomed

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    theme and characters‚ which comes to expression in the text. There is two parallel – running storylines‚ so it can be a difficult text to understand. This text is about the Oates family who is going on a Jaunt. The family is waiting in a room and the children’s is very nervous‚ so their dad Mark Oates tells a story. Mark Oates tells about how the jaunt arose and how it works. He tells that it was Victor Carune who was the inventor of The Jaunt and he made a lot of experiment to complete his work.

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    Robotic pets are replacing true‚ loving emotions with computer programmed actions. Robots make human lives easier‚ like what could happen in a science fiction movie. Just following three simple steps on the instruction manual could change lives dramatically. For example‚ humans are gradually moving towards social isolation‚ lack of responsibility‚ and loneliness. Robotic machines have many negative outcomes. Therefore‚ they should not get to replace the relationship between humans and their pets.

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    Stray Dogs

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    Jane Doe English 2000 – 203 Teacher 27 April 2012 Argument Synthesis It is important to control the dog population without causing unnecessary or avoidable animal suffering. Stray dogs are not only seen as a nuisance‚ but also as a safety hazard. Veterinary services play a lead role in preventing diseases and ensuring animal welfare and are involved in dog population control‚ coordinating their activities with other competent public institutions and agencies. Local animal control organizations

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    Zenith Pet Foods

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    Zenith Pet Foods‚ Inc.‚ a major distributor of dog food for show-dog kennels in the United States‚ we learn that the company is looking to expand its market into the Boston Area. In the beginning of the case we learned that Marketing Momentum Unlimited‚ a marketing and advertising consulting firm‚ is trying to help Zenith with entering in the Boston market. The sale of dog food in the U.S. is $7 billion total sales between the four dog food products offered‚ dry‚ wet‚ semi-moist‚ and dog treats‚

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    Animart Pet Store

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    Animart Pet Store Animart‚ a pet store started its business in Madison in 1982‚ and has grown via these years by meeting the customers’ needs‚ providing products‚ service and knowledge to let the pet live longer and healthier lives. Animart Pet Store is always known as a creative pet store in pet industry since their innovative ideas‚ such as having an annual pet fest that is just like a festival for pets and their family‚ and you can also learn a lot about a variety of pets on the fest. Besides

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    Pet Alternative Routes

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    Introduction Generally‚ PET can be produced in two steps by one of two ways‚ called the DMT and the TPA processes‚ or the transesterfication and direct esterification routes‚ respectively. Since its commercialization in the 1950’s by DuPont‚ PET was predominantly synthesized out of DMT due to the fact that this monomer‚ compared to TPA‚ was relatively easily purified by distillation. Yet‚ since the 1960’s‚ purified TPA became available by the development of new technologies and gained a lot of importance

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    Exotic Animals as Pets

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    Exotic Animals as Pets Danger‚ danger! Animals are cute‚ but not all are domesticated to own as pets. Dogs are a man’s best friend‚ people suggest cats are an old lonely lady’s answer to everything‚ and everyone has a dream to own a tiger or lion. However‚ people should not be allowed to own exotic animals as pets. Owning exotic animals can cause an endangerment to the animal‚ an endangerment to the owner‚ and an endangerment to the community. Many people love and own cats and dogs‚ but many years

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    Disappointment and Male Egotism; A comparison of two stories “The lottery ticket” by Anton Chekhov and “The lottery” by Shirley Jackson have many similarities. Both pieces examine potential disastrous outcomes of participating in a lottery. Chekhov’s story is a very basic representation of one man’s negative lottery experience. Though Jackson’s work is about a very different kind of village lottery‚ it too tells the story of a devastating lottery experience. The pieces share many common ideas.

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    My Pet

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    The Scientific Name: Cervus elaphus hanglu Where is it found? Hangul or the Kashmir Stag was once available in large number in the Kashmir valley across present day India and Pakistan. The initial surveys done in before 1950s revealed the Hangul population to be more than 5000. But a shocking survey published by E. P. Gee in 1957 revealed that only 400 specimens of the Kashmir Stag is surviving in the region. The species immediately got attention and considered as one of the rarest mammal in Indian

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