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The American pit-bull terrier origin begins in the early 1700s in Ireland and England where the breed was first discovered. Before it became the American pit-bull terrier, its original name was the Staff shire terrier. The American pit-bull terrier was a breed formed from tow distinctive dogs. The bulldog was use for the strength and muscular build of the American pit-bull terrier. The white terrier gave the American pit-bull terrier the speed, agility, and the overall bravery to be used as…

disappearances range from Panama to Alaska, but on United States soil, most of the world’s declining amphibian population is occurring in the Midwest. A study presented by the University of Oregon in the year 2001 presented by Foley, took note of “[how] toad embryos appeared to be dying because of a chain of events that led to climate change”. “The climate change-induced increase in various lethal diseases affecting a wide range of organisms may explain the recurring theme of epidemic disease…

fighter, and he also says that he feels that he is getting too old for her. In Othello's soliloquy, he also states, "I'd rather be a toad, and live upon the vapour of a dungeon, then keep a corner in the thing I love for other people's uses." This quote shows how much Iago has manipulated Othello's thoughts. Iago says he'd rather be a toad than have Desdemona use him. At the end of his soliloquy, Othello adds, "if she be false, O then heaven mock itself, or not…

Grab Your Pitchforks, Because This Paper is an Unpopular Opinion Lost love, tragic backstory, and a generally sardonic outlook on life— the perfect formula for a beloved character. Chances are, when you read that description, you thought of a specific character from your favorite novel. If you read the title of this paper, you probably thought of a specific character from a specific novel, that character being Severus Snape. Now Professor Snape has a very passionate fan base. Just utter the…

When producing films, directors typically maintain the purpose of wanting their audience to follow the message they have portrayed. The viewers must take an active role of implicitly reading between the storylines in order to understand an underlying idea that is greater than the story itself. The audience is able to determine the theme implicitly due to common techniques that are used by many directors. Throughout the dark fantasy film Pan’s Labyrinth, by Guillermo Del Toro, and in the war…

Discovering the Beauty of Uruk Through Sex and Death Ancient Mesopotamian art has, for almost as long as humans can remember, been a way of understanding the ancient civilizations. Some of the earliest inhabitants of the world, the Sumerians, crafted vases and statues depicting their culture and rituals, as well as their relationships with the gods. The Warka Vase of Uruk pictures Sumerians giving offerings to the gods. These sacrifices were greatly important during the Sumerian era, as they…

Possible Modifications of Central Dogma of molecular Biology Introduction The central dogma of molecular biology is describes the transfer of genetic information within a biological system and was first stated by Francis Crick in 1956. The central dogma is the flow of genetic information as ‘’DNA makes the RNA and RNA makes the protein.’’All biological cells with few exceptions in some follow this rule. This flow takes place through three fundamental processes: replication, transcription and…

plague. Keeping a good hygiene, although tough for the people of this time, became very serious and would be one smart way to avoid sickness. Since good hygiene was seen as a type of prevention, a physician in 1647, H. de Rochas, saw that hanging toads from victims necks helped draw out the poison of the plague (Doc 10). This was another…

articulate sentences. This is associated with the Great Chain of Being in which witches were considered to be below all living beings including animals as well. This is evident in Act I Scene I; “Paddock calls” wherein the Witch is being summoned by her toad—it is seemingly above her. The hierarchical power is further emphasised by the condescending responses to the witches proclamations. In Act I Scene III, Macbeth commands “Stay you imperfect speakers”, which is an accentuation of his and…

The name Caliban itself is worthy of attention because it draws parallels to the word cannibal, implying barbaric, inhumane, and savage behavior. Shakespeare continues with this negative portrayal of Caliban through the physical depiction as given by Prospero: “A freckled whelp, hag-born -not honored with A human shape.” (24) This initial description of Caliban creates an image in the mind of the reader of an animal like creature that is inferior and unworthy. The dehumanization of Caliban is…