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    of available products and maintain description of new products. Saves customer details and new entered category of products. Provides economic/financial reports to the owner monthly or weekly and yearly. Provides a convenient solution of billing pattern. Make an easy to use environment for user. Simplifies the task and reduces the paper work. 3. System Features User friendly Helps the user to fill up easy Easy to save and locate files 4. Methodology We choose to

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    Starting in the late Twentieth Century‚ many companies started using computerized systems. Most of these companies started using these systems to save time and reduce costs. Even though these computerized systems are rather expensive‚ in the long run they saved companies money. The companies saved money by making or purchasing a computerized system by reducing paper usage and employee overtime. Since employees did not have to spend there time doing paper work‚ they could do their jobs faster and

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    everyone in the camp‚ they punched Kevin in the face when Kevin and Joe were picking up fire wood‚ and would say rude comments to Kevin while they were canoeing. When Stan had to take Gord to the hospital because of the bear attack it was up to Joe to save the day‚ so he canoed to the camps and got the other guys‚ after he picked up Kevin‚ Mike and Raymond he went to Jason’s camp to find out he wasn’t there‚ and he knew exactly where he was‚ at Freddie’s camp. When they got to Freddie’s camp‚ Joe‚ Kevin

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    From a feminist point of view‚ Ernest Hemingway’s "Hills Like White Elephants" uses a plethora of symbols to convey the idea that a young girl named Jig is a typical woman dealing with a woman’s choice. Although the word abortion is never used in the story‚ the reader is lead to that conclusion through the use of symbolism. The story begins with Jig and her American boyfriend waiting for a train in the valley of Ebro‚ a symbolic use of the word "Embryo". In addition‚ the valley of Ebro has a river

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    Cited: Bekoff‚ Marc. The Emotional Lives of Animals. Novato: New World Library‚ 2008. Print. Bhalla‚ Shivani. "The Death of Eleonor." Save the Elephants. Save the Elephants‚ 2012.Web. 22 Jul. 2003. Clark‚ Josh. "Do Animals Experience Happiness?." How Stuff Works. How Stuff Works‚ 2013. Web. 24 Jul. 2013. Highfield‚ Roger. "Elephants Show Compassion in Face of Death." Telegraph.co.uk. Telegraph Media Group‚ 14 Aug. 2006. Web. 24 Jul. 2013. Panksepp‚ Jaak. "Empathy and the Laws of

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    The Brutality of the Ivory Trade (Kenya hunts for armed elephant poachers‚ 1). Anne Passera April 1st‚ 2014. CGR 4MA The brutality of the ivory trade In 1989‚ CITIES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) approved a worldwide ban on ivory trade due to extensive poaching reducing the African elephant population by more than half. However‚ levels of poaching and illegal trade are getting out of control once again. Since 1997‚ certain countries

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    Heritage Sites in 1988 as a result of the diversity of life present within it. The importance of this park derives from its wealth of flora and fauna. Its vast savannahs are home to a wide variety of species. Notable species include black rhinoceroses‚ elephants‚ cheetahs‚ leopards‚ red-fronted gazelles‚ and buffalo‚ wild dogs‚ while various types of waterfowl are to be found in the northern floodplains. But it is under threat due to its rare wildlife dying and animal’s species being wiped out. People are

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    put up more surveillance to save Asian and African Elephants from going extinct. Putting guard towers would increase protection of the homeland of the elephants. Putting around the clock guards at these towers will keep poachers from entering the grasslands. All the towers are approximately 2.5 miles apart to keep the hunters from sneaking by the less protected land. By doing this poachers and hunters will become more aware that we are serious about keeping the elephants safe from everybody. A fence

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    are abusing elephants! Have you ever thought‚ ‘there is no way a circus elephant can do all of those tricks without being abused’? These rangelers abuse not just elephants but other circus elephants‚ like tigers‚ and monkeys‚ and etc. There are so many ways that elephants are being abused. One way elephants are being abused is by using bullhooks and ropes. The circus trainers are using ropes to choke and burn the elephants. The elephants are being abused by bullhooks too. The elephant trainers electrocute

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    The trophy room fills with the gazes of lifeless beady eyes watching intruders every move. Hundreds of furry‚ scaly creatures crowd the area each in their own position: the tiger poses next to the antelope‚ the snake curled up by the rat‚ and the dog stands guard by the door. Each of these animals has its own stories to tell. The giraffe tells the story of the money he made for the man with the gun‚ the housecat tells the story about a loving home‚ and the panther tells the story of his fading species

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