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Disney World Opening
Disney world was unique because it was one of the first BIG amusement parks that thousands of people wanted to go to. It took peoples minds off of the troubles in their lives and let them become children once again.People were shaky about the opening of Disney World, then after they saw that everything was working, they felt more calm about it.
Disney World has given many people jobs. Today, it employs 62,000 people. It is the largest single-site employer in the country. -
Disney World Opens : October 1,1971
Disney World was created by Walt Disney on October 1st, 1971. It was built in Orlando, Florida. Walt Disney built this place to be his ''utopia'', he wanted it to be the happiest place on earth. He didn't intend for it to be an amusement park when he first had the idea. -
Disney World Opening
I would have gone back to this event because Disney World is one of the many places I want to visit in my lifetime. It wold have been cool to be at the opening of Disney World to see how many people were there to see it also. -
The 1980's Winter Olympics
This was the second time the Upstate New York village hosted the Games, after 1932. The only other candidate city to bid for the Games was Vancouver-Garibaldi, British Columbia, Canada, which withdrew before the final vote. Some people were happy about the results of the Olympics, and some people were angry about who won because everyone wants their own country to win.
I would have wanted to go to the 1980's winter Olympics because of "Miracle on Ice". -
The 1980's Winter Olympics
On February 13, 1980, the Winter Olympics were held in Lake Placid, New York. The torch was held by Charles Gugino. Thirty seven nations participated in thirty eight different events. This was the first time artificial snow was ever used for the Olympics was during the 1980 Winter Olympics and it was also the year when the Peoples Republic of China came back into the Olympic events being called the Chinese Taipei. American, Eric Heiden, won five individual gold medals in these Winter Olympics. -
The 1980's Winter Olympics
It was a medal-round game during the men's ice hockey tournament between the United States, and the defending gold medalists, the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union won the gold medal in six of the previous Winter Olympic's, and were expected to win once more. Led by coach Herb Brooks, the team was made up only of amateur players. It was the youngest team in U.S. national team history and the tournament. The U.S. was not expected to win, knowing Russia's past. We won with a comeback of 4-3. -
How will you change the world?
I want to change the world by helping animals. I would like to either be a zoo vet, a self-employed vet, or a wildlife animal rehabilitator. I am going to go through about 8 years of college maybe 9 if I am going to be a zoo vet or self employed-vet, and if I am going to be a wildlife animal rehabilitator, I will have to go through about 7 or 8 years of college. I want to try and decrease the number of endangered species and educate people on the proper care of certain animals. -
World Wide Web debute
buy things from our house, buy food online and have it delivered. We can do so much more now, than we ever have been able to. Internet and Web are commonly mistaken for the same thing. While the Internet refers to the networking infrastructure that connects millions of computers across the world, the World Wide Web is the collection of text pages, music, files, digital photographs and animation which users can access over the Internet. The Web represents only one part of the Internet.Many... -
World Wide Web debut
The World Wide Web was publicly debuted as an internet service on August 6, 1991. Tim Burners Lee posted a short summary of the World Wide Web project on the "alt.hypertext" news group to invite collaborators to help. This event is often confused with the public availability of the first web servers which happened months earlier. From 1980 to 1991, the invention and implementation of the web happened. It was officially invented in 1989.
This event changed the world forever. Today, we can.... -
World Wide Web debut
people were mesmerized by the "WWW",however, there were the skeptics.
This event shaped the world to be what it is today. People spend most of their time on the web. In fact, the average ten spends about 9 hours a day on the "web".(63 hours a week or 3,276 hours a year). -
The Cloning of Dolly the Sheep
I would like to have been at this event because it was such a huge step in the science "community". It would have been cool to be at the first successful attempt at cloning an adult mammal. And, I want to be vet so it would have been very interesting to work with the sheep, and to watch the steps it it took to clone the animal. -
Dolly the Sheep Succesfully Cloned
Dolly the sheep was a female domestic sheep, and the first mammal cloned from an adult somatic cell, using nuclear transfer. She was cloned by Ian Wilmut, Keith Campbell and colleagues at the Roslin Institute, part of the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, and the biotechnology company PPL Therapeutics. Dolly lived from July 5,1996 to February 14 2003. Dolly passed away because of lung disease 5 months before her 7th birthday.
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The Cloning of Dolly the Sheep
that a mammal was successfully cloned from an adult. This event showed us how far science has advanced over the years, even if it was just a cloned sheep, it was still a big milestone.
Cloning an adult mammal defied the belief of how far science could go during 1996. The success led to the desire and predictions that diseases could be prevented, lost children could be reborn, and humans could be cloned. Today, the impact of cloning on basic science has surpassed expectations. -
9/11
Two other planes (American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175) were stolen and flown into the twin towers killing. One last plane (Flight 93) was heading towards the White House, but ended up landing in a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania killing about 40 people.
This event changed airports and security in America forever. Today, the U.S has spent about $100 billion to secure airplanes and airports since the attack. Airports have extremely increased their security, including: -
9/11
for the upgrading of intelligence and security. These changes involved stricter background checks and the tougher security requirements on baggage checks. It would have been cool to attend such a historical moment of the United States. -
9/11
On September 11,2001, the Twin Towers in New York City, were bombed by Islamic terrorists. Ramzi Yousef is sentenced to 240 years in prison for his role in organizing the bombing. He told the court, "I am a terrorist and proud of it.". Eyad Ismoil is sentenced to 240 years. There were four hijacked planes involved in 9/11.One of them (the flight 77) flew into the Pentagon killing about 189 people, including those on the plane. -
9/11
CCTV cameras into the workplace and upgrading the security associated to the accessibility of the building, security personnel had their hands full.The airline industry was one the fastest industries to upgrade their security. Since the terrorist attacks occurred from high jacked airplanes, the airline industry had to establish new security measures to allow people to feel safe while flying.Shortly after the terrorist attack on the United States, President Bush provided $20 billion... -
The First iPhone Released
...bigger. People were excited about the phone because it was a touchscreen, and not a flip-phone, or one with only keys.
This iPhone made it possible to have most of the phones that there are today. Most phone companies started because they figured that if Steve Jobs can make all of this money(He currently owns $1.2 billion worth of Apple stock and holds $4.4 billion worth of Walt Disney Co. stock, which he received when he sold Pixar Animation Studios to Disney in 2006.), that they can too. -
The First iPhone is Released
On January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs announced the iPhone at the Macworld convention. Jobs announced that the first iPhone would be released later that year. The first advertisement of the iPhone was named as “Hello” which was displayed during the 79th Academy Awards on February 25, 2007. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Bvfs4ai5XU .
The first iPhone started a tidal wave of change for handheld cellular devices. They would take all things wrong with the iPhone, change it, and make the new phone... -
The first iPhone Released
It would be cool have been at the release of the first iPhone because that moment changed the world of phones as we know it. if this didn't happen, we might not have the phones we have today. Such as:Motorola Moto Z, Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus,iPhone 7, Google Pixel, or the OnePlus 3T. -
How will you change the world?
For instance, I'm sure if you've had a betta or a gold fish, you put it in a little tiny glass bowl. This is not good for the fish. Their tank needs to be about 80 degrees fahrenheit, but if you have no heater in the tank, the water is at whatever temperature the room is. It is important to me to change the world in this way because I love animals. I have a turtle, I am getting a crested gecko, have 3 dogs, 3 cats, and take care of my sister's guinea pig and rabbit. -
How will you change the world?
It is very important to me to make sure that every animal is properly cared, They don't have a voice so someone needs to speak for them.
