The Pit-bull first originated back in the early 1800’s in the United Kingdom. Pit-bulls originally were first bred by using the Old English Bulldog, which is similar to what they call today’s American Bulldog. Pit-bulls also gained their popularity from a cruel and deadly sport held in the British Isles called bull baiting. Bull baiting […]
Pit bulls are a misunderstood breed because of irresponsible owners and biased news stories, but their history, interactions, and temperament prove otherwise. Breed specific legislation has been introduced in cities across the United States that either restrict or ban pit bulls as pets. One in four animals brought into shelters are pit bulls, and their […]
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Get help with your assignmentPit Bulls: Are They the Problem, or Are We? It’s hard to conceptualize something as coming home from a night out and finding that your precious 5-month-old baby girl had been mauled to death by a dog you knew and trusted so well. The very dog that was like family, eating dinner at the table, […]
According to Dr Jessica Lockhart, a PHD certified animal behaviorist,, With any dog despite its breed, any dog in that situation is going to bite and hold and it is not just breed specific to pit bulls. Although pit bulls have a bigger mouth and bigger bite, but the bottom line for her is all […]
When you hear the name Bill Gates you think of a rich billionaire! Well you are right. Bill Gates is more than just a billionaire he is a very nice and kind guy. He has the most of anybody in the world of donating to charity with over 100 billion dollars. When Bill was a […]
William Henry Gates III (born October 28, 1955) is an American business magnate, investor, author, philanthropist, and humanitarian. He is best known as the principal founder of Microsoft Corporation.[2][3] During his career at Microsoft, Gates held the positions of chairman, CEO and chief software architect, while also being the largest individual shareholder until May 2014. […]
William Henry Gates III was born on October 28, 1955, in Seattle, Washington. His nickname was Trey because he was the 3rd. He is the son of William Gates Sr. and Mary Maxwell Gates. His father was a very well known lawyer. His mother worked for First Interstate BancSystem and United Way. She was on […]
Bill Gates (full name: William Henry Gates III) was born on Oct. 28, 1955, in Seattle, Washington, the son of William H. Gates Sr. Bill Gate’s father was an attorney, and his mother, Mary Maxwell was a businesswoman as well as a bank executive who served on the University of Washington Board of Regents from […]
There are several similarities that cats and dogs share, but at the same time they are very different. These two animals are two of the most popular pets today. Some people prefer the company of a cat, while others are considered dog lovers. Through the various aspects of each animal, I look at the similarities […]
Which do you like better cats or dogs. Most people like dogs for many different reasons. But sorry dog lovers I perver cats. This is my opinion about why I like cats better. Starting now! Cats better for a lot of reasons. Most of them won’t be there cute, there fluffy and you can hug […]
Make sure you have a safe space for your cat that your dog cannot access. Move all essentials here (food, water, litter tray). Use a stair gate, so that the dog cannot access the cats area. Make sure you have enough high spaces for your cat to get to if they get worried or scared. […]
Almost 95% of Students have cell phones(school of education, 2019). Cell phones should be allowed in schools because they would be very useful for learning,(Kolb,2008), cell phones can be used for emergencies(Shaw, 2009), also cell phones could help a schools budget(Norris and Soloway, 2009). Cell Phones should be allowed in schools. Cell phones should be […]
Kids should be aloud to have phones in school because of management and organization, preparation for a real world job, to motivate others, to keep your children safe and to expand learning. Body 1: Cell phones can motivate others believe it or not. Elizabeth Hartnell- Young, a research fellow from the University of Nottingham tracked […]
Maybe the most argued topic in science throughout the years is how did life and earth come to be. The two sides argue did the life come to be through the creation of a man named Jesus. Or did it happen through the evolving of an atom. I kind of believe in both, but I […]
Creation vs. Evolution has been an argument going on for a long time, and no one knows a definite answer. I believe in the theory of Evolution, why? Simply because all sciences rely on indirect evidence. The problem with using “theory” in the certain situation, instead of an idea, scientists use to as an explanation […]
As the Attorney General of the United States and President’s Kennedy’s brother and most trusted confidant, Robert Kennedy played a significant role in that critical period. The first-person narrative is organized into titled sections, rather than chapters, and proceeds chronologically, describing the meetings, conversations, developments, and decisions that shaped the American response to the crisis. […]
It was October 15th, 1962, an Air Force pilot named Richard Heyser flew over Cuba and took several photos of Soviet Missiles. The Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev had asked the Cuban president Fidel Castro if he could plant the missiles there in the May before. Two days later the photos are analyzed and showed that […]
The Cuban Missile Crisis was a great event in history in 1962 where the Soviet Union and the United States were very close to nuclear war because of nuclear missiles being placed in Cuban territory. This crisis was a period of thirteen days in the month of October where most Americans expected nuclear was, because […]
During the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962, leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union participated in a 13-day political and military standoff in. At the center of the standoff: the installation of nuclear-armed Soviet missiles on Cuba. In a TV address on October 22, President JFK notified Americans about the missiles presence […]
Abuse in the geriatric population has been noted as an increasing problem in the United States, and this trend is likely to continue to rise unless firm steps are taken to prevent it. Each state has its own reporting requirements for reporting elder abuse and neglect. However, as of today, there are no federal policies […]
The University of San Diego has already made its commitment of reaching zero waste by the year 2020. That means that at least 90 percent of campus waste will be averted from landfills or incineration. The college grounds has already been working its way toward their final goal by integrating themselves into innovative programs all […]
“Hamlet. Most people including myself might ask is he actually a genius or if he is a maniac bent on scheming and revenge. Some may have different ideas and theories on this very question but maybe after reading this paper I have shed some light and clarity on the question and cleared up some confusion. […]
To obtain revenge is to cause harm or injury in return for a wrong committed (“Revenge 474”). To pursue justice is to ensure the condition of being morally correct or fair (“Justice”). William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark portrays explicit circumstances of betrayal inevitably leading to vengeful desires and progressive developments of […]
Digital storytelling The journal article, “starting language schema for English language learners: teacher composed digital jump stars for academic reading’ (Rance-roney 2010), illustrates how the digital storytelling supports the ESL learners’ academic literacy. Revealing a way in which digital storytelling can enhance learning as well as teaching. She describes it as a way of supporting […]
It took five to ten years of expertise for me to become a manager. Effective leadership has a proven track record. When you don’t have the title ‘manager’ on your curriculum vitae it can’t provide proof of your leadership knowledge, it is difficult to reach a leadership role. So, what is an aspiring manager to […]
Outline the characteristics of Reality TV that call into question the realism of what is being portrayed. In your answer provide examples of the methods used by Reality TV shows to enhance the entertainment value at the expense of capturing reality. Reality TV is a type of television programming which aims to show how ordinary […]
If you want to feel bad about yourself, reality t.v. might just me for you! Reality t.v. has become very popular over the past 20 years. For some it is a guilty pleasure, but for others it is harmful. Reality t.v. causes people to have unrealistic expectations, harms self-image, and promotes bullying. One of the […]
Although many children are enrolled in ballet classes at a young age, few are able to make it to professional dance careers. With a multitude of careers available in the dance industry, it would seem simple to succeed in one, but in reality: it requires blood, sweat, tears, and incredible talent. As shows such as […]
Having a career in law enforcement is a high risk career with several factors that are direct links to increase operational stress as police officers. These factors that lead to occupational stress include – designation, gender, educational qualifications, community, marital status, place of residence, years of service, and monthly income. According to statistics published by […]
Starting school later than 9:00 for teens will help them for the future. According to California Academy of Sciences school starting late for teens has improved grades, less falling asleep in class, decreased tardiness and improved academic performances. School starting later has improved students mental health and performance in school and teen driver accidents on […]
