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Over the years I have done numerous articles and am considered a prolific writer. I am also certified in a professional dog facility for medical and physical animal care along with dog training for medical issues and behavioral issues since 2002. I am presently

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Sciences > Atmosphere & Weather Global warming: Is it as bad as it's made out to be?: 19 of 117

A study funded primarily by the National Science Foundation and NASA has found that melting of glaciers and ice caps will be more of a factor in the rise of sea levels than the huge ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica. Greenland is accounting for about 28 percent of the total increase and Antarctica is adding around 12 pe... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Social Values & Norms We are creating a complacent generation: 10 of 60
A complacent American generation actually began several decades ago in the United States after the finish of World War I and World War II, when our men and boys came back home to the wecoming arms of a country which had dramatically changed. The wars had forced a surge in developing industrialism which brought money and reso... More..
Sciences > Psychology Exploring the fear factor in human psychology: 2 of 12
Fear means so many different things to different people, that it is impossible to define it in one simple statement, even though it is considered the most influential emotion in the history of mankind. This dreadful emotion is based on the feeling of tremendous agitation and anxiety that there is danger right around the corn... More..
Pets & Animals > Birds Tips for keeping dual purpose chickens: 1 of 6
As long as we had chickens around on the farm, we were never hungry and never went without food. We had chickens for eggs, frying, boiling, chicken casseroles, homemade chicken and noodles, all kinds of chicken soups, oven-baked chickens with dressing was occasionally used on Sundays or holidays. We used the older heavier ch... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Energy Issues How to improve government oversight of the nuclear power industry: 1 of 6
Today is one of the most crucial times in our history, with national governments taking the lead in addressing nuclear issues. These issues are focusing on the nuclear power industry in the best manner possible, hopefully to not only promote nuclear energy growth but also to prevent fraud, corruption, and contract oversights... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values Developing compassion as a way of life: 8 of 46
True compassion develops from a person's inner intuition, the ability to avoid separate thoughts, actions, and feelings for another. It also refers to "universal love" in which nothing matters-the failures, success, or weaknesses in ourself or another. They truly become our own. We need to understand that in a compassionate ... More..
Pets & Animals > Pet Ownership Alternatives to surrendering your pet: 2 of 11
Surrendering a pet[s] because of behavior issues, death of a family member, job relocation, job loss, financial problems, illness, or losing a home can be extremely painful to devoted pet owners and their pets. Most pet owners today consider their pets as members of their family, close companions, and best friends. Their los... More..
Pets & Animals > Vets & Pet Health How to exercise your pet safely in hot weather: 2 of 11
In order to provide the 30-to-45 minute daily minimum a pet needs for adequate exercise and good health, hot weather brings about its own set of rules in order to develop the pet's proper energy requirements and levels. Severe damage and health problems can occur when pet owners and trainers are not aware of exercise limitat... More..
Local Guides > Pittsburgh A museum guide to Pittsburgh, PA: 2 of 11
Museums as a whole are the center of cultural activities in cities all over the world, helping safeguard their cultural heritages for future generations. Pittsburgh is no different, with the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council finding that one-third of adults aged fifteen or over has visited either a museum or an art gal... More..
Arts & Humanities > Arts & Humanities (Other) Is artistic skill natural or learned?: 20 of 108
According to Albert Einstein, "True art is characterized by an irresistible urge in the creative artist." This urge has the ability to rise up within the heart and soul of a natural born creative artist, becoming a living breathing entity of its own. An artist who feels this natural artistic creativity will only have two cho... More..