...scratching that a cat might be doing. It is seen as a way to prevent one’s furniture, and other belongings from being scratched up. What most proponents of declawing do not realize, however, is all of the physical and mental distress that the cat will now suffer for the rest of its life because of this one action. Many people do not realize all of the harm that can come from declawing their cat. Those who believe that it is a quick fix to prevent their cat from scratching things do not realize that declawing their cat can actually cause years of mental and physical problems for their cat. This can range from the cat becoming more aggressive, to being highly insecure. What most people do not understand is that cats need to use their claws as a basic everyday need. It is very common to mistake clawing as a behavior problem, but in reality a cat isn’t clawing...
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...Beneath my couch lies a villain with cute little claws ready to rip at my socks and feet. There’s an obvious reasons why dogs are consider man's best friend instead of finicky felines, and it’s because cats are dicks. In all actuality, the main reasons are dogs care and listen. Though I’ve only been around for 20 years, I’ve never meet a dog that didn’t at least know its name, yet countless number of cats don’t even look when its name is spoken. Somehow people still think cats are smarter than dogs. In spite of knowing this, I’m a frequently annoyed, yet somehow still proud cat owner. My mom and I put up so much crap with Roxas. I’m surprised I’m still a cat owner. If he isn’t chewing on things he isn’t supposed to, he’s waiting to strike within the couch when someone sits down. Not to mention, he leaves a piece of him, in the form of fur, everywhere he goes. Though he doesn’t have control of that last pet peeve. For someone like me, who’s a child at heart, there’s nothing worse then waking up only to find out my self proclaimed cuddle buddy decided to have my beloved DS charger for a midnight snack. I had planned my...
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...of most human beings. For example the saying that “these mean things will claw your eyes out” is really not true. Such a thing won't happen unless you corner a cat and/or it's afraid for its life. Each cat has their own personality, but most cats are very independent and can be very stubborn. (i.e. it's hard to train a cat to make it do what you want, like sit or roll over) They can also have a short temper, but will usually warn you before you really make them mad. After forming a bond of trust with the cat, they have nothing but love for an owner that treats them right. Cats are great at cuddling in bed, but If cuddling isn't your thing they will learn to give you your space and sleep at the foot of the bed or on a chair. Cats are very playful. They instinctively enjoy running around and catching things that move. Cats also will genuinely care about an owner they love. For example, if you leave the house/apartment they will worry that you left them, or if you or a loved one is crying they will often try to comfort you. It should also be noted that petting a cat is scientifically proven to lower blood pressure and stress. So go ahead, pet them all you want! They will love it, and you will too. Just don't pet their fur backwards! Also, most cats don't like their hind feet touched, and their stomach only when they trust you enough. They do, however, love their cheeks to be rubbed. Cats DO have claws, so be...
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...Name: Dapplepaw Clan: Galaxyclan Age: just turned 6 moons Gender: She-cat Appearance: Dapplepaw is a calico colored cat with yellow eyes. She got into a fight with a badger which ended with her loosing her tail. Personality: Dapplepaw is a stubborn cat who likes to think her way is the right way. She won't give up and will pursue something to the end of it. She loves her clan and will fight tooth and claw to protect it. Roleplay Sample: Dapplepaw was in the Nursery, laying down for once and not causing any trouble."Now stay here and don't do anything while I'm gone." her mother (mother's name) said. nodded and (mother's name) left. Dapplepaw sprang up as soon as she was gone and went to the entrance of the Nursery and poked her head outside to see if the coast was clear. Once it was clear that no one was looking over here, Dapplepaw ran in the shadows toward the entrance to the camp. Dapplepaw ran until she could hardly see the camp and stopped. Dapplepaw layed down and began to feel tired because of all the running she did and soon fell asleep. Dapplepaw woke up to the sounds of shuffling paws and growling. She opened her eyes and came face-to-face with badger. Her eyes widened in fear seeing as she was alone and had no idea how to fight it off. Dapplepaw slowly got up and into a poorly made crouch and prepared to try and fight and hoped that she some how made it out alive. Picture: (can someone be her...
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...PRE-EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS The following problem questions are from previous exams. Note what is said about Common Errors to Avoid for each of the 4 questions. The first question is the least challenging (it was weighted accordingly). The questions are not in any particular order. SAMPLE 1 Krishnah wanted to purchase a motor cycle. She applied to Pino Motors Pty Ltd (“Pino’s”) who specialised in Forum motor cycles. Krishnah informed the dealer, Zvonko, that she wanted a motor cycle which was capable of high speed and suitable for regular use in motor cycle race meetings. Zvonko recommended a Mark IV Forum motor cycle to satisfy these requirements and showed Krishnah a demonstration model in the showroom. Before placing an order and signing a written contract for a "Mark IV Forum motor cycle”, Krishnah again asked Zvonko whether this particular bike was suited for racing. Zvonko assured her it was and many racing people used this type of bike. She also asked whether these particular bikes would “hold their value, relative to most other bikes”. Zvonko responded saying, “yes, I can almost guarantee they do, based on what I have read about them in some of the industry magazines”. The contract Krishnah signed contained the term, “The parties acknowledge that this contract contains the whole agreement and that no other statements whatever induced the sale.” When Krishnah took delivery of the motor cycle, she discovered that the acceleration was slow and after testing it before and...
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...Glamorous hands and feet Beautiful and elegant nails can be done in the comfort of your own home. Today, we are going to learn how to turn those worn out nails into elegant and beautiful nails. We will learn how to give ourselves a manicure and pedicure. First, we will start by gathering our list of items we will need. We will need the following items; such as, a foot soaking tub, wet wash cloth, dry towel, nail polish remover, cotton balls, nail polish, (I like to choose from a variety of colors) and a top clear coat. We will also need, a nail buffer, nail file, cuticle cream, cuticle clippers, toe spacers, , skin so soft and a nail dryer. I also like to have handy, an aerosol can of nail drying spray. (This is optional). Let us begin turning those brittle nails into elaborate nails. We will start by taking off the old polish. When choosing a nail polish remover, I prefer to use a non-acetone for natural nails; for instance, this will keep your natural nails less dry and much smoother. Let’s start with the finger nails. Take your dry towel, lay it over your lap or table to put your hands on; because, you don’t want to get the polish remover on your clothes or furniture, for this might ruin them. Now let’s take a cotton ball and soak it with the polish remover. Apply the cotton ball to your nail and rub firmly, make sure you remove all old polish. Repeat the process to the toenails to remove any unwanted old polish. You will then take the wet cloth and wipe both finger...
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...The Nail Clipper Student Name COM 340 Instructor ***** Month, Day Year Audience and Use Profile Sheet Audience Identity and Needs Primary audience: New users of nail clippers Secondary audience: None Relationship: New user Purpose of document: Education Intended use of document: Provide information on what a nail clipper is Technical background: Nontechnical to Semitechnical Prior knowledge about this topic: Unknown Additional Information needed: None Probable questions: How to clean nail clippers? Is it safe to share nail clippers? What do nail clippers cost? Are there any other versions of nail clippers? Audience’s Probable Attitude and Personality Attitude toward topic: Those that have never used a nail clipper should be highly interested Probable objections: None Organizational climate: Closed, one person needed to create document Persons most affected by this document: Those that have never used or seen nail clippers Probable reaction to document: Pleased with a mechanical description of the parts of a nail clipper Risk of alienating anyone: None Audience Expectations about the Document Reason document originated: Assignment from week 4 Cultural considerations: None Acceptable length: One page, single spaced Material Importance to this audience: Provide photographic proof of parts Most useful arrangement:...
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...The handle of the sturdy wooden door, gleaming in the dim light coming from the windows, shifts its neck downward in an eerie, indicative manner. As the door silently cracks, a glimpse of a slender, scaled monster appears, hissing as it butts its head against the door. With one massive push, the door bursts open and the Velociraptor enters the kitchen where Lex and Tim Murphy are hiding. The kids sit in silence as another Velociraptor enters the room; the raptors roar at each other as if they were communicating. Lex and Tim scamper behind an adjacent counter as the Velociraptors begin to sweep the room, their enlarged claws clicking on the tiles of the floor. Visibly frightened, Lex and Tim tremble as one of the beasts peers its head over the island they cowered behind. Luckily for them, it senses nothing and clicks onward. Then, as if by accident, the raptors massive, muscular tail sweeps across the countertop and sends pots and pans crashing on top of the kids. Lex shrieks as they both dart behind yet another row of counters, but it seems that the raptors take no notice over the crashes and clangs of the pans. It seems they have evaded their predators until Tim flattens himself to the side of cupboard accidentally knocking over a ladle, which seems to stop time on its way to the hard, thunderous ground. Immediately as the utensil makes its deafening ring, both dinosaurs are on the attack: one leaps upon a table as the other makes its way around to the sound of...
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...Running Head: Paws and Claws Pet Store Paws and Claws Pet Store: Business Plan Heidi Bell, Jennifer Lakowski, Aubrie Lasby, Miles Pipher and Justin Teplitz Keller Graduate School of Management Table of Contents Executive Summary Page 3 Introduction Page 4 Goals Page 4 Location Page 4 Culture Page 5 Values Page 5 Products and Services Page 5 Mission Statement Page 6 HR Objectives Page 6 Organizational Chart Page 7 and Appendix A Job Descriptions Page 7 and Appendix B Points Factors Page 7 and Appendix C Market Data Page 7 and Appendices D & E Pay Structure Page 10 Performance Evaluations Page 11 and Appendix F Merit Pay Grid Page 12 Employee Benefits Page 14 Yearly Budget Page 14 Conclusion Page 21 Appendix B - Job Descriptions Page 22 References Page 5 Executive Summary It is our idea to open a new pet store in the Phoenix, AZ area. Our research has shown that despite a bad economy, pet healthcare and supplies remain a top priority in people’s budgets. Our store, Paws and Claws Pet Supplies and Services, aims to capitalize on the affection that people have for their pets. We will provide a wide range of quality items and services for pets and their families. We first determined that our goals are profitability, efficiency and growth...
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...School of Accountancy and Controlling Clawback regelingen AMT Holding N.V. Essay Corporate Governance Inhoudsopgave 1. Inleiding ...................................................................................................................................... 3 1.1 Opdracht ................................................................................................................................... 3 1.2 Actualiteit ................................................................................................................................. 3 1.3 Opbouw essay .......................................................................................................................... 4 2. AMT Holding N.V. ....................................................................................................................... 5 2.1 Algemene informatie ................................................................................................................ 5 2.3 Corporate Governance ............................................................................................................. 7 2.3 Raad van Commissarissen ............................................
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...The Shakespeare Code Through the years, the works of Shakespeare have been subject to numerous reinterpretations - latest in an episode of the television show, Doctor Who, in which the prominent English poet and playwright himself makes an appearance, constituting it as an excellent opportunity for introducing younger generations to his crafts. The portrayal of the Shakespeare, however, might differ a great deal from the prevalent idea of the widely known figure, describing him as rather foul-mouthed and possessing rude manners very unlike the deep and thoughtful plays he produced. Having the character appear more down-to-earth, it is obvious that the producers intended to depict him as a man of the people rather than simply a roundabout aristocrat. Nevertheless, certain parallels are drawn to the present-day by having the famous author almost possess rockstar-status among folks, forcing him to handle similar situations, like constantly attempting to maintain his good reputation by creating new plays on a weekly basis. The episode also contains references to the numerous debates concerning Shakespeare’s controversial sexuality. At one point, he subsequently flirts with the title character of the show, at which the Doctor hastily observes, "Fifty-seven academics just punched the air", referring to the polemic disputations concerning this subject. Shakespeare is likewise seen romancing with the female protagonist, Martha, for whom he ultimately composes Sonnet 18, calling...
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...Are Claw and Antenna lengths characteristics of Sexual Selection in Orconectues rusticus? INTRODUCTION The Orconectes rusticus, otherwise known as the Rusty Crayfish, originated from a native range in the Ohio River and other tributaries, centuries ago. It’s introduction to other habitats is largely attributable to it’s use as fishing bait, moving the species from New Mexico to Maine in the United States and as far north as the Province of Ontario and Manitoba. Rusty crayfish in Ontario were first noted in 1963 in the Lake of the Woods, and have since then have been found in Kawartha Lakes Region, Lake Superior watershed, expanding down the Winnipeg River, into Manitoba. As a study of Trent University, these Rusty Crayfish are easy accessible due to the fact that the Otonabee River, a rich habitat for this species, runs right through campus. This species have specific morphological features. Typically, adult O. rusticus reaches a maximum of 11 cm. Males have some different characteristics than females but most appear to have dark “rusty” spots that are apparent on the side of their bodies. (CITATION) These characteristics may differ due to many reasons, one in which may be because the Darwinian theory of sexual selection. This implies that since the female of a species invests so much time in each of her offspring it would be an advantage to choose a particular mate with, making sure that her offspring becomes as fit as possible. On the other hand, a male species invests...
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...Project Report (TEAM 5) Operation Eagle Claw Brief background of the Project: Our Team, worked together to understand systematic bias with the respect to case study “Operation Eagle Claw.” Operation Eagle Claw Details: On 4 November 1979 approximately 500 Iranian militant students invaded the United States Embassy in Tehran and took over 60 Americans hostage. Two days later National Security Advisor Zbignew Brzezinski directed the Pentagon to begin planning for a rescue mission, or retaliatory strikes if the hostages were harmed.1 thus began the 172 day history of Operation Eagle Claw, with its tragic conclusion at Desert One on 25 April 1980. President of United States of America Jimmy Carter decided, almost immediately after learning hostages had been taken in Tehran, that military options had to be available. The white house expected the military action to attempt a rescue or retaliate or both. The president appointed National Security Advisor Zbignew Brzezinski to “coordinate and oversee the development of military courses of action.” Description of scope and timing of Operation Eagle Claw Scope | Operation Eagle Claw (or Operation Evening Light or Operation Rice Bowl)[1] was an American military operation ordered by U.S. President Jimmy Carter to attempt to end the Iran hostage crisis by rescuing 66 hostages held captive at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran on 24 April 1980. | Time Frame | 4th November...
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...Basic Tree Thinking Assessment David A. Baum, Stacey DeWitt Smith, Samuel S. Donovan This quiz includes a number of multiple-choice questions you can use to test yourself on your ability to accurately interpret evolutionary trees. Insofar as real biological examples have been used they are accurate based on current knowledge. 1) By reference to the tree above, which of the following is an accurate statement of relationships? a) A green alga is more closely related to a red alga than to a moss b) A green alga is more closely related to a moss than to a red alga c) A green alga is equally related to a red alga and a moss d) A green alga is related to a red alga, but is not related to a moss 2) By reference to the tree above, which of the following is an accurate statement of relationships? a) A crocodile is more closely related to a lizard than to a bird b) A crocodile is more closely related to a bird than to a lizard c) A crocodile is equally related to a lizard and a bird d) A crocodile is related to a lizard, but is not related to a bird 3) By reference to the tree above, which of the following is an accurate statement of relationships? a) A seal is more closely related to a horse than to a whale b) A seal is more closely related to a whale than to a horse c) A seal is equally related to a horse and a whale d) A seal is related to a whale, but is not related to a horse 4) Which of the five marks in the tree above corresponds to the most recent common ancestor of...
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...per pound. Prices per pound of claws are much higher, and can be purchased at upwards of thirty or forty dollars. Phone Crosby's seafood at (843) 577-3531. According to Monterey Seafood Watch, (http://www.seafoodwatch.org/) stone crabs in the Atlantic are sustainable, and maintain a healthy population. The stone crab claws are the most sought after part. Described as, all meat, tender but still a little firm,...
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