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Indian ecomomy is on fast track and is going to double-triple within next 5 years.All the sectors are prepared to gear up .

Now  the million dollor question is what the investers should do in these conditions.

because market indices sensex and nifty are playing on see-saw ,making investers puzzled.Investers are still undescided .I am writing this article just to make it clear that its the time to invest not to get puzzled.

Nifty which is trading at 5500-5700 levels today is definately going to make a life time high of 7500 befor ending of the current year.it will cross 8500 levels till 2012 and will be seen at 20,000 + befor 2016.

What i am talking is not just a dream but its based on the growth everage of the same.

As per my point of view the sectors which are going to lead the markets are banking,infrastructure and reality.

If you have an horizon of 2-3 years than you can invest in HDFC BANK,SBI SUZLON,BHARTI AIRTEL & HDIL

These scrips ,if included in your portfolio can double -tripple your investments within 2-3 years.

Tradetoprofit.in |Time to invest.

Indian ecomomy is on fast track and is going to double-triple within next 5 years.All the sectors are prepared to gear up .

Now  the million dollor question is what the investers should do in these conditions.

because market indices sensex and nifty are playing on see-saw ,making investers puzzled.Investers are still undescided .I am writing this article just to make it clear that its the time to invest not to get puzzled.

Nifty which is trading at 5500-5700 levels today is definately going to make a life time high of 7500 befor ending of the current year.it will cross 8500 levels till 2012 and will be seen at 20,000 + befor 2016.

What i am talking is not just a dream but its based on the growth everage of the same.

As per my point of view the sectors which are going to lead the markets are banking,infrastructure and reality.

If you have an horizon of 2-3 years than you can invest in HDFC BANK,SBI SUZLON,BHARTI AIRTEL & HDIL

These scrips ,if included in your portfolio can double -tripple your investments within 2-3 years.

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[animalnewsinfo] Shelter dogs have til Friday to find homes LaPlace LA

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Shelter dogs have til Friday to find homes LaPlace LA

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Too many dogs. Have to make room.

Missy  Fully vetted and microchipped. Needs update on Rabies.

Baby  GSD mix

Lucky Male mixed breed

Kahluna Female Beagle.

 

UPDATE: Lucky was rescued, and the others will be here until Friday due to an emergency call to assist police that kept me from going to the vet this afternoon. So we are still over packed with dogs and no vet until Friday. Please come take some dogs from us.

Message from Jerry

If you are interested in St. John's shelter pets, please contact the shelter Monday through Saturday. If you have trouble getting in touch with them, please send Traci (email below) with the following information: which pet(s) you are interested in, your name, name of rescue (if rescue), and phone number. I will go to the shelter and give the information to them and put a sticky note on the pet(s) records. I am just a volunteer and can't make decisions on placement of the animals, but I will try to answer any questions you may have.

Traci
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http://discardedpets.petfinder.com

Contact:

St. John the Baptist Parish Animal Shelter (corner of River Road and Water Plant Road)
Petfinder site: St John Parish Animal Shelter - http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/stjohn.html

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LaPlace, Louisiana 70068
 
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Tentacled Snakes Experience a Baby Boom July 4 was a big day for the tentacled snakes in the Indonesian Rain Forest:  one of the females gave birth to 11 babies! "The babies are each the size of a #2 pencil," says Zoo Keeper Dave Messmann.  "It's hard to believe that one female was carrying all of these babies." Tentacled snakes are aquatic snakes, but they still must breathe air like all reptiles.  You'll often see them in their aquarium (located in Dr. Diversity's Rain Forest Research Station) with their heads resting just above the water's surface.  They sport two small "tentacles" on their snout, which probably help the snakes to locate prey.  At the zoo, they eat the goldfish that share their tank. All of the baby snakes are currently in the exhibit.  Their excellent camouflage makes them look like an underwater tree root.  See if you can find them all! Eleven tentacled snake babies were born on July 4.   Learn more about the zoo keeping profession on July 17-18. National Zoo Keeper Week Has your child always wanted to be a zoo keeper?  July 17-23 is National Zoo Keeper Week, and Fort Wayne Children's Zoo keepers will mark the occasion with an interactive info station on July 17 & 18 from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. on the Australian Adventure plaza. The keepers, who are members of the Little Turtle Chapter of the American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK), will answer kids' questions about their profession and share fun facts through hands-on activities.  Information on zoo keeping internships and volunteer opportunities will be available.   What do your kids want to be when they grow up?     PNC Mobile Learning Adventure July 17 Stop by the Foellinger Theater on Sunday, July 17 from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. to enjoy PNC's Mobile Learning Adventure! The Mobile Learning Adventure features activity stations for kids and parents, including the "When I Grow Up" station, where kids dress up as different professionals and have their picture superimposed on an appropriate background.  In addition, parents can take home activity books and learning kits that demonstrate how to take everyday moments and turn them into learning opportunities.  Admission is free! Ice Day July 21 Watch these zoo animals get ice treats to beat the heat, then see a professional ice sculptor create a masterpiece!  Ice Day activities are free with zoo admission. 10:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Otters Australian Birds Dingoes Ice Sculptor Capuchin Monkeys Swamp Monkeys Hyenas Orangutans Ice Sculptor Tigers What will the capuchin monkeys do with their ice treats?   Find out on Ice Day, July 21.	Coming Up Now - Aug. 5 Summer Safari Day Camp Now - Aug. 7 Creature Features July 1 - 31 Early Bird Hours MEMBERS ONLY July 17-23 National Zoo Keeper Week July 20 Wild Wednesday MEMBERS ONLY sponsored by Fort Wayne Komets July 25 Zoo-Loo-Au MEMBERS ONLY Click for event details and mark your calendar! Hours The zoo is open every day, including holidays 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. until October 9, 2011. Admission Prices $13.00 for adults $8.50 for children age 2-14 $10.50 for seniors age 60 and over Babies age one and under and Zoo Society Members are admitted free. Helpful Links Renew Your Zoo Membership Renew for 2 years and save $10! Adopt-an-Animal The perfect gift for Mom, Dad, or anyone! Make a Donation You too can make a difference at the Zoo by making a donation. Member Change of Address Have you moved?  Update your membership information to continue receiving our mailings.

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Animal Place News                                Animal Place Website  July 2011    Dear omss, Douglas and Linus, the calves rescued from slaughter, are doing well. Douglas is healthy and bright while Linus needs to gain a lot more weight...he is working on it at bottle time! They are watching with big eyes at all the construction going on! Trenches are being dug, barn pads are being put in - all important at getting us closer to being visitor ready. We will keep you updated on our progress! -Marji Beach, Education Manager   Oakland - Protest Urban Animal Slaughter Some in Oakland are trying to make it easier for folks to raise and kill animals in urban, residential areas. This despite the fact our state and federal governments have a difficult time regulating and overseeing commercial slaughterhouses. Next week, there will be a community planning meeting. If you live in Oakland, do try and attend. >  Can't attend? Show your support for plant-based agriculture by leaving a nice comment on a recent radio piece here. Protest Live Birth At State Fair! Last year a pregnant cow escaped while being unloaded at the Cal Expo State Fair. She was shot multiple times. Both she and her unborn calf died. Unfortunately the State Fair Board has decided to allow the live birth exhibit to continue this year, despite the significant welfare concerns and the lack of educational value the exhibit offers. There are two protests scheduled for 4 pm tomorrow, the 14th and noon Saturday, the 16th at the main entrance of the fair. Bring your own signs. Can't make it to the protest? Write a letter to the editor of the Sac Bee opposing the live birth exhibit. An Evening With Ingrid Newkirk Kim Sturla, Executive Director, will be moderating a discussion with Ingrid Newkirk, the founder of PETA. Proceeds will benefit the Center for Animal Protection and Education (C.A.P.E.). > Information on the Event Here   In This Issue Protest Urban Slaughter Stop Live Birth Join Kim Sturla Shop Today! UPCOMING EVENTS Animal Rights 2011 -  July 22-24, Westin LAX, Los Angeles We will be tabling at this event!

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