Bas Jan Ader Research Paper

Albert Goering, born on March 9, 1895, was the youngest brother to Hitler’s second-in-command—Hermann Goering. Albert saved hundreds, maybe thousands of Jews across Europe from persecution. He traveled to different countries throughout his life, and had several notable periods of time.

The world has a lot of coffee drinkers and many coffee shops to accommodate these people’s needs. There are so many coffee shops that sometimes it’s hard to choose where to go. I have personally experienced many different coffee shops and they are all the same, calm music, sit down places, with the same variety of coffee. I have found a shop that is different, it’s now my favorite place to go for coffee. It just so happens to be Dutch Bros Coffee.

Foner fails to provide any actual numbers regarding how many slaves were set free, or any indication how long this natural disintegration process would have taken. These few very small steps seem redundant in this grand marathon.

Sima Gleichgewicht-Wasser, she was born and raised in Warsaw. She was raised in a traditional Jewish home. On the 15 November, 1940, the germans opened a ghetto called Legionowo, 16 miles northeast of Warsaw. She worked as a smuggler to get food to her family. The police stopped her many times and confiscated her food. One time a german guard stopped her and try to make her admit she was Jewish but she never did so he got a German Shepard to bite her and tear pieces of her skin off to make her admit but she never did. One day Sima snuck out and on her way back acquaintance stopped her and told her don't go back where her family was that the ghetto was liquidated. After that day October 4, 1942, she never saw her family again. She had to find a new place to

Jan Platt was born in 1936 to Peter and Adele Kaminis. From the time she was young Platt was introduced to nature and her love for it only continued to grow. As a family, her parents and her sister, Bobbie Lou, spent their time fishing and swimming all over the Tampa Bay area. Platt attended Hillsborough High School where she excelled. She attended Florida State University where she was the president of the student senate the vice president of the student body. She graduated Pi Beta Kappa (oldest and most respected academic honors society in the United States.). Up until this point in her life one could say she had had it easily. She was met with her first true hardship when she enrolled as the only woman at the University of Florida Law School.

When Bobby Adedge was 18 years old, he had already won two Olympic gold medals. By the time he was twenty-two, he had been a well-known goalie on a prestigious professional hockey team. He had married an even more famous supermodel, who had her own budding career as an actress. He was thought to be smart, having invented the first dissolvable hockey puck, which was great for planet Earth and recycling, but not-so-good when hockey games went into overtime, the puck often melting onto the ice before the game was over. His inventor-phase was short-lived.

Dribble. Spin, cross over. Dribble again. The air is cool and only the sounds of ball against hardwood floors are audible. The newly polished court holds its weight underneath the 17-foot size EPSY winner Brittney Grinner. She crouches and dribbles the ball with her right hand before alternating to her left. Griner makes a quick move towards the basket. She stops at the three-point line and releases the ball. Hands remain perfectly arched. Swoosh. The ball bounces underneath the net; Grinner strolls over to retrieve it. She picks it up and makes her way back to the center of the court where the Phoenix Mercury logo resides. She crouches down again, ball on her right side and begins again.

Peter Van Pels was in hiding during World War II, along with his family and the Frank family in. He was hiding for 2 years with them and it took him a while to get used to it. In the beginning he really didn't get along with Anne but they got used to each other. He really cared for his cat Mouschi, Mouschi disappears and he never see his cat again.

The Catholic church is one of the best known religions today. Yet it was not like this before in the olden times. The Church was not reaching out into the outer peripheries. Many people in general did not know what Catholicism was. They were misguided by the pagan priests who taught them false teachings of tree-rock-sun worship. Every time the Church would attempt to evangalize these countries they would be thrown out or the evangalizers would be killed in barbaric ways. Yet 1 man stood out and managed to succesfully evangalize most of Prague and Poland. That mans name was St. Adalbert.

Cheryl and Dave Kremer gave birth to their son, Ted Kremer, thirty years ago. Ted was born with a disability called Down syndrome, and doctors told his parents that he wouldn’t get to live a normal life. They said that Ted might not be able to walk or talk. Cheryl and Dave wanted to prove the doctors were wrong. They decided to take him home and raise him to be strong, independent, respectful and an intelligent young man. Ted melted the hearts of Cincinnati Reds fans and continues to inspire almost everyone who has the pleasure of meeting him.

In the 1980’s the art world was gifted with the artist Jean michel basquiat. Basquiat, a man who lived two contrasting lives as street artist and “fine artist” in the art punk movement of the 1980’s. His work as a street artist was full of poetic and provocative messages painted in the streets of Manhattan New York, and his work as a “fine artist” did the same on gigantic canvases with looming figures in bold colours. Regardless of this dichotomy, his work in both of these practices has the ability to bring light to issues he and many others were facing and are still facing now. In particular, Basquiat’s work brought light to his personal experience with racism and struggle with otherness in and outside of the brutal art world. The next paragraphs will discuss how Jean Michel Basquiat delt and fought the oppressive systems of his time through his art.

Amia – *Amia calva (Fig. 13.17) is commonly known as bowfin. *It is a primitive beonging to family Amiidae that survives nearly unchanged from the time of the dinosaurs. *It is distributed in South-eastern Canada and north-eastern U.S.A. *Generally it is found in heavily vegetated, clear water swamps, lakes, rivers and backwaters. It has ability to live poorly oxygenated habitats, including stagnant waters.

There was a girl named Adara, who was born on Mt. Olympus, her father was a god, Apollo, and mother, Naomi, was mortal. But her mother had to go back and take her daughter with her because her daughter was also mortal and Zeus wouldn’t allow this. But in her childhood she lived in a very small town, Xavier, it was her, her half sister, and mother. On August 29 her sister had left and went to live with her husband, she was 20 a year younger than her. That same day there was a hurricane, Katrina, that destroyed everyone in it, including her mother. Adara left with her sister to move into the city. When she came back, she saw her town was destroyed and found her own mother dead.

Hildegard of Bingen was born on September 17, 1098 in Bemersheim, West Franconia (now Germany), into a noble family. By the age 8, her parents sent her to a 400-year-old Benedictine monastery, which had just recently added a section for women. A noblewoman and resident there, Jutta, became the mentor of young Hildengard. Jutta taught Hildegard how to read and write.

Dr. Jan Pol, born and raised on a dairy farm in the Netherlands, is not your day - to - day veterinarian. Pol has treated animals since the 1970’s , in Michigan too! Pol has over 20,000 patients. Those patients have ranged from white mice to gigantic 2,600 pound horses. Pol, incredibly, helped deliver a litter of piglets at the age of twelve! Al in all, Pol has gathered a wealth of stories over his almost lifelong career.