...DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS AND CATS DOGS...
Words: 405 - Pages: 2
...Comp Fund 16 November 2001 Cats and Dogs This compare and contrast essay is for English composition, it will be on cats, and dogs, and The three points are going to be about; fur, hearing, and dogs being omnivorous, and cats being carnivores. Cats and dogs are at the top of the list for pets in the U.S. today. One can train dogs with a lot of time, and hard work, yet most cats are difficult or not trainable at all. Most dogs and cats have different lengths of hair, and they come in many colors, and lengths. They both have a strong sense of hearing, and a tremendous sense of smell. My family and I have owned many pets. We currently have two dogs, and two cats. Phoebe is a Yellow Lab with short blonde hair, and Lizzie is a Black Lab with short black hair. Most dogs shed, but there are some breeds that shed remarkably little, or not at all. Brushing a dog’s coat will cut down on the amount of hair on the furniture, and floors. We adopted our two cats from an animal shelter. Shockte has short white hair, and Izzy has long gray hair. Cats are easier to take care of than dogs due to their self-grooming habits; therefore, they do not need baths regularly. The only problem is they do get hairballs that can lead to health problems. There are three ways to rid a cat of a hairball; a bowel movement, regurgitation, or having them surgically removed. The more love and affection a pet gets, the more they are likely to give back. Cats and dogs love to play and must receive...
Words: 566 - Pages: 3
...25, 2013 Mr.R Cats and Dogs Cats and dogs, an argument people have been having for centuries. This tension is so bad, there’s even a stereotype that dogs and cats don’t like each other either. Conversations like, which is better? Which one can see further? Whose nose is more sensitive? Which ones cleaner? Which one is friendlier? Who can hear further? Which one is easier to take care of? These are questions people argue every day. There are two different types of people in this world, dog lovers and cat lovers, and they both think their pets are the best. But how are they so sure? One big controversy between dogs and cats, is that both species lovers believe their pet can hear, see, and smell better than the other. But who’s correct? On the category of smell, dogs can smell human fingerprints that are a week old. Their noses are so sensitive they can even smell electricity. The source of the dogs exceptional smell ability is their wet nose, which of course a cat does not have. However, even though dogs may have the upper paw on smell, cats come on top with hearing. The cat’s outer ear flap can rotate 180 degrees and works like a high tech satellite to locate extremely faint noises. Cats can also hear higher pitches than dogs, a cats range starts at 30 hertz and goes up to 60 kilohertz. However a dog’s hearing only goes up to 40 kilohertz. Cats and dogs are red-green colored blind, meaning they see various shades of yellows, whites, and blues. Dogs have superior night...
Words: 801 - Pages: 4
...TROY UNIVERSITY MKT 3362 PRINCIPLES OF ADVERTISING TERM PAPER SHEEN I – SENSOR TECHNOLOGY WEARABLE PRODUCT INSTRUCTOR: Quoc D. Ngo Name: Nguyen Thanh Luan ID: 1391483 Class: Monday Morning TABLE OF CONTENT I. Executive summary II. Situation analysis A. Market current situation B. Competitors Analysis C. Target market III. Advertising objectives IV. Advertising Strategy A. Product concept B. Target audience C. Communication media D. Big idea E. Advertising message F. Advertising budget G. Testing and Evaluation I. Executive Summary: I form my own business, which I name Vegaltair Company in remembrance of the China’s stars in the fairy tale – Vega Star and Altair Star. My company is a Wearable Sensor Technology Company, we are initiating selling technology wearable products. Our product called Sheen I – the newest wearable product with the highest and the most stylish level of technology. It performs the outstanding functionality that sensor technology is efficiency delivered: ultimate material, light weight, waterproof and long battery life. The capability of our watch can be listed are long battery life (so we do not need to charge it everyday as we use some smart devices), light weight (it is the same as today’s trendy wristband, it could be lighter or more fashion), ultimate material (it is craved out of a block of solid metal and Anodized aircraft-grade aluminum so transmitting wirelessly is almost...
Words: 1555 - Pages: 7
...#18 McGarry, C. (2013, June). High-tech ride sharing stirs debate . Retrieved from http://ezproxy.scottsdalecc.edu:2746/ehost/detail?sid=0118e186-02fe-4c3d-9a28- #12 Regulation of taxis and small public service vehicles . (2013, May 20). Retrieved from http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/travel_and_recreation/public_transport/regulation_of_taxis_and_small_public_service_vehicles.html #15 Hausman, A. (2013, June 06). 10 digital trends of 2013: Are you ready?. Retrieved from http://www.hausmanmarketingletter.com/digital-trends/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed: HausmanMarketingLetter (Hausman Marketing Letter) #16 Schaller, B. (2005). A regression model of the number of taxicabs in u.s. cities. Retrieved from http://www.nctr.usf.edu/jpt/pdf/JPT 8-5 Schaller.pdf #17 Schaller, B. (2005). A regression model of the number of taxicabs in u.s. cities. Retrieved from http://www.nctr.usf.edu/jpt/pdf/JPT 8-5 Schaller.pdf #19 Santanachote, P. (2012, April 20). Technology in cabs takes different routes. Retrieved from http://www.thirteen.org/metrofocus/2012/04/technology-in-cabs-take-different-routes/ #20 Quigley, J. (2013, September 10). High-tech tokyo taxis will sound an alarm for left-behind luggage . Retrieved from http://thediplomat.com/tech-biz/2013/09/10/high-tech-tokyo-taxis-will-sound-an-alarm-for-left-behind-luggage/ #13 Frankena, M. (1984, May). An economic analysis of taxicab regulations. Retrieved from http://www.ftc...
Words: 272 - Pages: 2
...you want to make money, you have to sell something. I think, that much, should be clear. However, many of us get tripped up on the simple question “What should I sell?” In the digital age there are a thousand different options to selling to an audience, and I have never read a single article that discusses, in depth, what you should sell. So I decided to do the next best thing, which was to ask a bunch of successful, experienced entrepreneurs about the first thing they ever sold on a large scale, and how that went for them. The answers I got were downright amazing and went well above and beyond the call of duty. We have essentially 39 case studies on how to sell your first product/service. Want to know what was the first thing Zac Johnson ever sold, before he made millions? We got it! Some of these answers are basically blog posts in and of themselves, and this “article” is now well over 12,000 words. If you take the time to read this (as you should) you’ll see that not everyone hit it out of the park on their first at bat. In fact, sometimes there were failures. But no matter what happened, there was always one thing; lessons. So please have a look, and then, before you switch to something else, make sure to check out the bottom for my analysis on what made for a successful sell. And above all, be sure to go over to these guys’ blogs, as seen in the author bios, and give them a shout. Tell them we’re you found them, and thank them for providing such amazingly,...
Words: 332 - Pages: 2
...Stephen Lemieux Environmental Issues Professor Nerney January 20, 2016 Article 1 The article that I chose was about the U.S. Bringing Gas Mileage Rules to Era of Hybrids, meaning car companies (Ford) are trying to get their new hybrid vehicles to go above and beyond with their miles per gallon. Ford’s new C-Max hybrid is trying to get the miles per gallon from 47 to 43 miles. The payments for these vehicles will go up to $550 and $325 to people that have leased them. Since then Ford sold over 32,000 hybrids sense they’ve come out. Ford tested out its Ford Fusion because it was their top seller, and when it accomplished the 47 miles per gallon Ford was able to apply that rating to the C-max hybrid. The new cars are supposedly healthier and safer for the environment, due to the smaller engine and battery. There still trying to minimize the weight of parts in the car. Ford plans on making a new car that can minimize even more fuel towards the end of the year. More competition is coming to their attention with the hybrid models, because everyone around the world believe getting a car that uses gas less and drives further is good for them and the environment. South Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia were held back because the companies had bad test results. Obviously in todays society people use cars for everyday activity. If companies are trying to get their cars better on gas mileage it will help the environment by using less gas and relying more on battery, but these...
Words: 339 - Pages: 2
...Case 1 USA Today: Innovation in an Evolving Industry* Synopsis: As the entire newspaper industry sits on the brink of collapse, Gannett and USA Today work to avoid disaster and transform the nation’s most read newspaper into tomorrow’s best resource for news and information. This case reviews the history of USA Today, including its continued use of innovation to stay on top of the technological and sociocultural shifts that are rapidly changing the newspaper industry. In the face of continual competition across a variety of media sources, the future of USA Today depends on its ability to continually push the envelope of innovation and offer value-added, proprietary content to ensure continued differentiation and the future of the USA Today brand. Themes: Product strategy, innovation, target marketing, distribution strategy, changing technology, changing sociocultural patterns, customer relationships, competition, differentiation, strategic focus, SWOT analysis Case Summary USA Today is the most successful and highly visible newspaper that students have seen and read on a national basis. The case provides an overview of Gannett's strategic marketing approach to launching and growing this unique newspaper. When USA Today debuted in 1982, it achieved rapid success due to its innovative format. No other media source had considered a national newspaper written in shorter pieces than a traditional paper and sprinkled with eye-catching, colorful photos, graphs, and charts. Designed...
Words: 2820 - Pages: 12
...Dogs versus Cats: Which Makes a Better Pet? Vicki Fournier COM/155 November 13, 2011 Genevieve Fraser Dogs vs. Cats: Which Makes a Better Pet? There is no right or wrong answer to this question. Some people say they are dog people, some people say they are cat people, and some people say they are both. Beyond the pros and cons, the decision to what makes a better pet often comes down to a person’s lifestyle, expectations, or in certain circumstances a person’s needs. Remember “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” (Hungerford, 1878) Both dogs and cats are common domesticated pets. Dogs have been domesticated for 14,000 years and cats for 7,000 (Cats vs Dogs, n.d.). It appears in my research that most people that were asked this question “which makes a better pet, a dog or a cat” replied with the answer “dogs,” but if dogs are the better pet then why is it that there are 96.3 million homes that own cats and only 77.5 million homes that own dogs. The scientists at Oxford University released a study that claims dogs are smarter than cats and The London Daily Telegraph has reported dogs have been named as more social animals and therefore have bigger brains than the “alone loving cat” (Gatton Star, 2010, p.11). Here is something to think about: have you ever heard of a cat running full speed into a glass door? Sure a dog is a “man’s best friend” and is always there by your side, he can catch a ball in his mouth, and he knows exactly...
Words: 1542 - Pages: 7
...dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog v dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dog dvsd dog cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat me cat...
Words: 273 - Pages: 2
...Cats are better pets than dogs. Did you know that cats have 30 teeth and dogs have 42! No wonder cats are cheaper, easier to train, self-sufficient and well-balanced. Cats make better pets then dogs because, they are cheaper, self-sufficient and easier to train then dogs. Lower Cost The annual cost of dogs and cats are different. According Financially Fit blog, Annual bill for feeding and vet bills varies for small dogs $1,314 first year, $580 per year after. Medium Dogs $1,580 First year and $695 per year after. Large dogs are $1,843 first year and 875 per year after. Where cats are $1,035 first year and $670 per year after. No matter the breed away it always stays the same for cats. This estimate does not include if and or when you travel. Dogs you have to either bring along or pay extra money to have with you, get a dog sitter, and board them somewhere or a dog walker while at work or away. Where cats just need to have enough food and water for the time that you are gone, or have a relative or friend come and check on them. These estimates include food, annual vet bills, they don’t include extras like toys,. According to the ASPCA, training and grooming for a small dog breaks down like this:• Long hair grooming – $264 • Training class – $110 • TOTAL - $374. Ever see a dog's playthings? Shredded rawhide bones, torn tennis balls. They're in tatters (unless, of course, they've been swallowed). Cat toys tend to be hugged, carried and carefully hidden in beds or baskets. Cats...
Words: 1488 - Pages: 6
...Jennifer Elliott hcs/440 07/21/2014 Health care history Jennifer Elliott hcs/440 07/21/2014 Health care history Before the 1900s, there really wasn't what you could call major health care in this country. The American Medical Association also known as the AMA was just finally taking off the ground, hospitals were just getting established, doctors still made house calls and traded their services for goods, and people still used a lot of home remedies to treat their ailments. Health insurance was unheard of, but between 1901 and the 1940's medicine and health care made some major jumps and went far. Hospitals became more and more important, advances were made in antiseptics and cleanliness, antibiotics were discovered, and several people were coming up with ideas for health insurance and employer medical benefits. President Truman proposed a national health care plan, but it was shot out of the water by both the American Medical Association and Congress. By the 1960's, though, we started to see health insurance companies popping up all over, Social Security had been implemented, and Medicare and Medicaid had been signed into law. HMO's came into existence in the 1970's and health care costs began to climb radically, eventually spiraling out of control! Over the past fifty years, we've seen health care costs continue to rise to the point that some low-income families and the elderly are unable to get medical treatment. Decentralization of the hospital care system has...
Words: 517 - Pages: 3
..."Time spent with cats is never wasted"-Sigmund Freud. Many people enjoy the company of their pets. Some people pamper their pets like royalty, while others have nothing but their loving animal companion. While both are loyal and playful with their owners, cats are superior to dogs and are overall the most exceptional pet one can obtain. There are many benefits to owning a cat. Not only do dogs require walking, but they also slobber and bark annoyingly. Cats don't need walking, and additionally, cats live longer than dogs. Creme Puff, a cat from Texas lived to be 38! Cats also don't slobber. Cats are also proven to be smarter than dogs. Some cats have even been taught how to play the piano! Also, studies show that the memory of a cat is longer...
Words: 285 - Pages: 2
...Comparison of Cats and Dogs Instructor Aimee Garten February 13, 3012 Our amazing planet, Earth is home to a diverse amount of humans, insects, animals and other organism which share a common bond of directly and indirectly habitation. Americans own 73 million dogs and 90 million cats. They become best friends, soul mates, family members, and even surrogate children. Relationships with cats and dogs are some of the longest and most intimate of our lives (PBS.org 2012). The saying, “A dog is man’s best friend” may hold some truth for many, but dogs are not the only animal companion people enjoy. For many individuals, a cat is their best friend. Providing a loving home to either of these animals is a huge responsibility an owner may undertake. It’s an honor and a pleasure to possess either one. Cats and dogs are the two most popular domestic animals for companionship. Cats and dogs offer their owners different amounts of companionship and personal fulfillment. When you show them love they will unconditional return that love back. Even though cats and dogs share some of the same similarities, they are truly different in many ways. The similarities, and the differences are countless between cats and dogs, however, let’s discuss what makes them similar. First, we shall examine the similarities these two beings have in common. It’s evidently that both are of the mammal kingdom and both have hair for coating. They mutually have sharp teeth, tail, four legs, and claws. Cats and Dogs...
Words: 1252 - Pages: 6
...Why cats are better than dogs Many people today own a pet or some sort, but the most popular are dogs and cats. Everyone has their own particular reason for their choice of pet, but I prefer cats over dogs because cats are more independent than dogs. Firstly you never have to worry about trying to fit in 2 or 3 walks every day because with cats you don’t need that. For example, if you were tired or sick and you had a dog, you would still need to walk him/her. Or, it would cost money to hire someone else to walk your dog and it is a headache to arrange. Lastly you could put down enough food and drink and the cat would eat and drink when hungry or thirsty. A dog, on the other hand wouldn’t be able to regulate how much it should eat. Also a cat can go to the bathroom in a litter box, but a dog would need someone to take it out on a walk in order to go to the bathroom. Secondly cats are much quieter pets than dogs especially during times when you want to sleep or relax. For example; let’s say an individual has a tiring day of work and wants to relax. They finally get comfortable when their dog hears a sound outside or sees another dog and starts barking uncontrollably whereas cats keep any moods they have to themselves. Cats do not feel a need to share their opinions with everyone around them. They keep quiet and do not bother with meowing at strangers. When friends arrive at your home, a dog goes into frenzy, barking, leaping and pawing at the newcomer. While the dog does everything...
Words: 694 - Pages: 3
