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Many know Stephen F. Austin as the father of Texas, but not many know his experiences that led to this. Stephen F. Austin was the child of Moses and Maria Austin. He was born on the third of November in 1793, in Virginia. He and his family moved to Missouri, and by the age of eleven Stephen was sent off to Connecticut to attend a school called Bacon Academy. Stephen graduated with honors at the age of fourteen. He then spent two years at Transylvania University located in Lexington, Kentucky. Stephen returned in the year 1810 and served several years as a member of the Missouri territorial legislature. Stephen wasn't a member for long, and because of this he was looking for new opportunities in Arkansas. Being as successful as he was, Stephen

Stephen F. Austin was born on November 3, 1793 at Austinville, Virginia. When he was at the age of five, he moved to Missouri. That is where he grew up. They moved because his father, Moses Austin, began to lead mining and land speculating. He didn’t start school until the age of eleven. The school he went to was Bacon Academy. Because he was a reluctant student, he only went to school

Stephen F. Austin was born at the lead mines in Southwest Virginia on November 3 1793. When Stephen f. Austin was only five he and his family moved to missouri then when Stephen was about ten he was sent to Bacon academy a boarding school in Connecticut. Then later in about 1809 he started going to Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky where he studied English, Grammar, Mathematics, and Geography. However

Antonio brown was born in July 10th. He Joined the Steelers in 2010 and has been there ever since. He is very memorable among the steelers and highly respected through the years. He started playing football at Miami Falls high school and then got a scholarship to Central Michigan. He is 5 foot

sure on when he was born but that he was born in Texas. People believe he was born

In the book Into the Wild the main character, Chris Mccandless, made a rational decision to exclude himself from human society because he believed that going beyond what his parents and society wanted he would live a happier life. Chris wanted to leave society and venture into the wilderness to find the true meaning of who he was. Chris Mccandless was neither crazy or ignorant to live off in the wild where there was no people or anything to interact with but nature. Chris wanted to find his inner self and not only was he a role model for kids all across the country but he also followed his dream. Even though it was selfish of him to leave his family, Chris Mccandless is not crazy because he followed his dream, lived his life the way he wanted to, and went into the wild to find who he truly was.

Stephen Austin was born on the Third of November in the year of 1793 at Austinville, Virginia. His family was one that made their wealth through the booming industry of lead mining. When he became fourteen years old, Austin went to study at Transylvania University in Kentucky; after two and a half years of study, he would never finish as his father needed his assistance to run his store. Also, this experience in running a store would provide Stephen F. Austin with “the excellent business habits and knowledge of human nature,” which would be useful for his future career as well as the title as the Father of Texas (Father of Texas, 14). His experience from this métier would be necessary for the formation of

Rick Perry was born on March 4, 1950 in Paint Creek, Texas. As a boy he was active in boy scouts and eventually earned the highest rank of Eagle Scout. In 1968 he graduated from Paint Creek High School in 1968 and entered Texas A&M University. In 1972 he graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelors Degree in Animal Science. While in college he joined Corps of Cadets and earned commission in the Air-Force. He left the Air-Force in 1977 and to enter the cotton farming business with his dad.

Austin, Texas, home to the Texas Longhorns and Bevo, as like football Austin has a rich and long history. Austin was founded in 1837 and was name after Stephen F. Austin, the father of Texas. After Texas Gained independence in 1837 Austin became the capitol until 1842 when Sam Houston, the current Republic President at the time, moved it to Houston which was a city named after him since he was the hero

When Austin was 8 he had 2 siblings a brother named Ian and a sister named Lindsey and a mother named Julie and a father and on this one day it was 6 pm on september 1st 2003 on a plane and on board was his whole family and his dad was controlling the plane and it crashed and Struck a utility pole and his dad threw him out of the plane and saved Austin’s life. But Austin’s father Steve suffered severe burns but on the bad side was that Ian, Lindsey and Julie all died. Austin said that “he doesn't want to get into what happend after that” According to Espn films.

MGK, born Colson Baker, was born in Houston, Texas but was raised in Cleveland, Ohio where he was raised by his father. His mother exited his live early in his life. Colson found his love for music at age 9 when he first listened to rap artist DMX. He started rapping while still in high school and quickly gained a large local following through the release of several mixtapes, In 2009, MGK went to New York to compete in the Apollo,

Here we go again, I feel like this has been the topic since the clock read 0;00 in Lambeau back in January. Since the moment the Cowboys 2014 season was over this has been the news. Well that, and Tom Brady apparently doesn't like his balls fully inflated. Why are people so hung up on this? Are we as fans blinded by a hope and desire to win that when we being to get a tad worried about it we quietly say to ourselves "Jerry and Co have it all worked out". Because I know that I have. Should we be more worried?

The bombing campaigns in Vietnam, Rolling Thunder, Linebacker I, and Linebacker II, still remain controversial today. The common academic threat revolves around that if Rolling Thunder saw a more destructive use of air power, as used during Linebacker I and II, it would have been successful. Mark Clodfelter wholly disagrees with this idea. Throughout his book, Clodfelter believes that Linebacker I and II saw success because they had a different political objective. In the preface, he writes that many Air Force personnel “ignore the essence of why bombing “worked” in 1972 – because it was the proper instrument to apply, given Nixon’s specific goals and the political and military situation that then existed”(p xii). This is further clarified by stating what Richard Nixon’s aim for the bombing campaigns was versus what Lyndon Johnson wanted.

Heroes are admired for their courageous efforts and the amount of fondness they put in for their community. “I think a hero is any person really intent on making this a better place for all people.”- Maya Angelou. If then, one's way of a Lionheart can vary from another person's way of a warrior depending on how they see heroes. As for me, I have two victors- Dak Prescott and Melissa Cisneros.

Stephen Fuller Austin, was an American pioneer who was born on November 3rd, 1793 in Austinville, Virginia. Austin’s father, Moses, engaged in land mining and land speculation. About five years after birth, Stephen joined his father and attended Colchester Academy in Connecticut and then Transylvania University in Kentucky. He then went to Missouri where he served in the state legislature for about six years, 1814-1820. He then became director of the Bank in St. Louis and officer in the state militia. Also following his father’s footsteps, began getting active in lead mining, land speculation, and manufacturing. After the Panic of 1819 bankrupted the family, Austin head to Arkansas where he was appointed a district judge. Around a year later,