It all began back in 1787 when Tim was born in upstate New York. Tim was brought into this world unusually. He was a single-cell organism that didn’t have reason. Then on his floating travels, he fell into the puddle of funk along the streets of New York and pop he turned into Tiny Tim. Nobody saw him because he was only two inches tall. Though Tim was a single-cell, he did have two loving parents. From the day he was born he is made of steel. He has muscles like mountains. His eyes are as blue as the sky on a warm summer's day. His hair is that of dirty grass. But Samuel Charles had a steamship that launched on November 21st, just two months after Tim was born. Tim’s parents were put into the ship and sent off to Canada. Thankfully it was winter though because Snowy the snowman was able to watch after Tim and keep him safe. …show more content…
Back in 1792 when he was only five, Tim had traveled from upstate New York to Washington D.C. where he solved his first problem. It was the summer of 1792, and with the summer comes the bugs. Not just any bugs, it was Fred the fly and Stan the spider. They were attacking Mr. President. He is the most important person in the United States and he was being attacked like crazy! What would the Americans do without him? The first idea that came to Tim’s head was “let's build a huge house”. So Tim did just that. He didn't waste any time and sprang into action. It took only a few hours and it was complete. A few bangs and pows. On the presidential grounds stood a pink house. Tim named it The White House to keep racial discrimination to a minimum. No Tim didn't just paint it pink to make it look pretty, he did it to scare the bugs off. Tim had just realized that the president’s term was coming to an end so he had convinced the U.S to let him live in his White House for another
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Timothy Vanable is a freshman in high school student currently attending Nottingham High School. He was born and raised in Syracuse, NY, and is surprisingly still residing there. Timothy was born on April 4, 2002 at St. Joseph’s hospital. Currently, he is very involved in music both as a jazz guitarist and as a singer. He hopes that you enjoyed his autobiography and that you now know a little bit more about him.
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On, April 5th, 1903, a baby named Lennie Small was born in a tiny town in California. He was an unusually big baby, being 15 pounds and 26 inches long. Lennie grew up with his Aunt Clara on a farm. His parents had died in a house fire when Lennie was just a couple of months old. Lennie’s older brother, John, woke up in the middle of the night right in time to save Lennie from the house fire. John carried Lennie for 36 miles to his Aunt Clara’s farm; just outside of the town they lived in.
He lived in a “simple minded patriotic” town, even though Tim never conversed with most of them; he held them, their “prideful ignorance” and their “acquiescence” personality accountable for his decision to uphold the honour society has instilled within him. This is evident when he states “ I feared the law.I feared ridicule and censure.” (page 5). Which reveals he fears being mocked for being a patriotic disgrace, “Traitor! They yelled.” (page 15) and the need to live up to expectations so he doesn’t lose the respect of his parents, “I feared losing the respect of my parents.” (page 5). The thought of losing his honour made Tim recognized that he could no longer run away from his situation, instead he must restore the honour he tarnished. This is evident when he claims “ And what was so sad, I realized was that Canada had become a pitiful fantasy.” (page 14) and “I gripped the edge of the boat and leaned forward and thought. Now. I did try.It just wasn’t possible.” (page 15). These examples exposes the idea that Tim was unable to disappear from his current dilemma and they only way for him solve this problem; was to reestablish his image. Even if deep down he knew that this wasn’t the right choice, he could not live with the
Later on yesterday, Tuesday,December 17,1957, there was an incident that had occurred in the cafeteria of Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas.A girl be the name Minnijean Brown had spilt a bowl of chili on two white boys heads while they were taunting her.
Small Paradise was the first African American owned nightclub opened by Ed Smalls in 1925. The service that Small Paradise provided was truly remarkable and unique its nature. Waiter danced the Charleston and roller skated as they delivered food. They also used to perform during the showtime. Unlike any other Nightclubs in Harlem, The small paradise used to open twenty four hours, even offering breakfast dance at 6 am. Malcolm X used to work as a waiter at Small Paradise from 1942 to 1943. Similarly, Civil Rights activist WEB DU Bois celebrated his 83rd birthday at Small Paradise. In 1962, in order to increase the business, Small Paradise introduced Twist danced contest. Many prominent newspaper and television media such as BBC-TV document
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Anchee Min’s childhood was very hard. Anchee was born in Shanghai 1957. She had three siblings and as she stated “I was an adult from the age of 5.” she was very mature for her age. Meaning she took care of her siblings, picking them up from school and such. As she grew older she became leader of the little red guards in her elementary school. When she was 10 years old the family moved. They moved because the family downstairs of their apartment said it was unfair that Anchee’s family had more rooms than them even though their
Even though there are many guest speakers that are invited to school, Tom Flick helps people get closer to God and helps people become better leaders. Tom makes people look at things from a different perspective in order to find new ideas for approaching challenges.
Katharine "Kat" Kan has been reading comics for more than 50 years, ever since she learned to read. She earned her B.A. (1977) and M.L.S. (1981) at the University of Hawaii-Manoa. She has worked as a children's and then a young adult librarian for public libraries in Hawaii and Indiana, and she is now a part-time librarian in a PreK though gr. 8 school in the Florida Panhandle.
Minnette was born in Evansville, Indiana, the only child of Robyn (Maker) and Craig Minnette.[1][2] He moved to Champaign, Illinois, where he lived for five years, and later moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting.
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Tim Thomas decided to drastically change his life by giving everything he has to seven people, in order to save or improve their life in order to “make up” for the seven lives that were lost as a result of his carelessness. He gave a part of his lungs to his brother, a piece of his liver to a social worker, a kidney to a hockey coach, his home to a mother of two children but