… have ruled the streets. The oil industry is a major player in the world marketplace and the health of the environment as a result of car pollution and the United States' dependence on foreign oil remain hot political issues. As of yet no viable alternati…

… to begin an aerial application firm in the state of Mississippi according to the Aviation Licensing Law and describes requirements for Licensed Mississippi Agricultural Applicators to adhere to the record-keeping portion of the Aviation Licensing…

… molecule, made of hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms in the ratio of 2:1, yet it is fundamental to life. In active living cells, two-thirds, or often more, of the area is occupied by water, and two-thirds of the globe is covered in water. Water is…

… revealed that nine out of ten Americans were familiar with flying saucers(Randles,63). When people hear UFO today, words come to mind such as: alien, flying saucer, paranormal, and outer space. UFO sightings have been disputed for many years. Many…

… we define, prevent, and treat disease. As more and more genetic variations among individuals are discovered, there will be a rush to label many of these variations as disease-associated. We need to define the term disease so that it incorporates our…

… disorder, is a mental disease that entails sudden mood swings between the manic phase (short-tempered, euphoric and energetic) and the depressed phase (simply depressed). However, this disease is not overly debilitating; Beethoven, the inspired composer,…

… the Earth, the most frequent tornadoes are in England, where they are known as whirl-winds. They rarely do more damage than annoy, and are said to be the manufacturer of crop circles. Only on a few occasions over the years have they done little more…

… Wildlife Managers Wildlife Managers work on a international scale and a variety of work conditions. Wildlife Managers help preserve wildlife and stabilize the ecosystem. Wildlife Managers experience a promising career in the field of biology.…

… is the illegal copying of domestic and international software costing $15.2 billion to the software industry, with a loss of $5.1 billion in the North America alone. Some sources put the total up-to-date losses, due to software crime, as high…

… not as easy as they are today. For example, years ago on hot summer days my family only had one air conditioning unit, which took hours to cool off the house. Also, life before the Internet was much different. If I needed to buy something, I would…