Yeshua Ben Yosef Research Paper

Dr. Benn Carson is a retired African American neurosurgeon and a Republican candidate for president. He has been called names by the liberal black community for many of his "unpopular" stances. His views make him, they say, an Uncle Tom and a traitor to his race.

Erik Erikson is identified as a private, complicated man who lacked a formal academic training and came to America as an immigrant in the 1930s. His ideas of the identity development became influential to different theorist such as Lawrence Kohlberg, Carol Gilligan and Bruno Bettelheim who often reference from his work Erikson rarely referenced his work to others with the exclusion of Freud, and he often did not support his theories with empirical evidence, even though his work has become well known (Friedman, 1999).

Jolson wanted to become a performer because of the singing he did at a young age. Asa Yoelson [who is known to most people as Al Jolson] was born in Serednik Russia (which is now Lithuania) in either 1885 or 1886. At the age of seven, he immigrated to Washington D.C, where pretty soon after his mother died (Friedwald 249-250) . As Will Friedwald says, Jolson enjoyed singing from a young age, he may have acquired a love of singing from his father. [So] he and his brother, Harry Yoelson would sing on street corners to earn money. Jolson also went to the theater whenever possible and soon [he also] discovered a deep desire to become a performer. [Even though] Jolson’s Father, Rabbi Yoelson, disapproved all music that all sung, it didn’t stop

Yoshiko Uchida was an author of Japanese-American descent who lived through the internment camps of World War II. She was a senior at the University of California when she and her family were captured. Uchida spent five months at the camp in Tanforan and then got moved to Topaz. When she was released, she started writing about her experiences. Uchida strived to change stereotypical images and convey strength and hope. Uchida Yoshiko uses her experiences from World War II internment camps to create characters and conflicts that focus on the Japanese history and culture.

Imagine, just for a moment, that you are young Asher Lev, son of Rivkeh and Aryeh Lev, two highly respected members in the Jewish community. Pretend you were born with an extraordinary talent, one which you deem an incredible and intriguing gift, and think of how you would feel if your talent were ridiculed by those who you love and respect the most, because your gift is "foolishness from the other side". Would you throw away every trace of your talent and be the studious child that everyone wants you to be and focus on school and your religious responsibilities? Or would you continue to let your gift shine? For young Asher Lev, this decision was incredibly difficult.

What author has a 700 pound black bear that lived with him? Ben Mikaelsen was born on December 8th, 1952, which makes him 65 years old today. He grew up in La Paz, Bolivia and surprisingly Spanish was his strongest language. Mikaelsen had trouble with English grammar and spelling until fourth grade. Growing up, Mikaelsen lived 14,000 feet up on a mountain, so he never really got any school, no public or private schools and not even homeschooled. His parents sent him to boarding school in 4th grade and that was the first year he had been sent to school. In high school, Mikaelsen started to skydive and he enjoyed training animals. In college, the idea of an author came to life from his professor. “An English professor called me in after class to comment on an assignment I had written. He told me my grammar skills were those of a fifth grader. Fearfully, I asked if I should drop the class. “Oh, no, no, no!” he replied. “I just finished reading three hundred stories, and only one made me laugh and cry. That was yours. You”re a storyteller. That’s writing!” (Ben Mikaelsen, Scholastic)

This report is about one of the most recognized and influential figures in all of American history. He has discovered technologies, spread around unique ideas, and taken place in many historical political events. He was the leader of a unique group called the philosophes. He was one of the few men that could not only read, but could write at the same time as these abilities were not emphasized at this point and time like they are today. Many of the most significant events in American history could not have been possible without the help or involvement of this man. This report is being written about one of the men responsible for America’s success today. His name is Benjamin Franklin. This report will explain a lot of the significant events

Yo-Yo Ma’s performing career has no boundaries. He has performed with the world’s major orchestras, heads of states, public schools, television, and Hollywood films. His most familiar performances to the general public was on television series: The West Wing, Sesame Street and Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. He worked with composers on movie scores: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Seven Years in Tibet and Memories of a Geisha.

Born in Nashville, Tennessee in 1867 Jack Suprenda was unusually large in size and his head was the size of Ohio. The rest of his body barely covered the whole world. His parents not so much, so they had a hard time raising him. One day he was all grown up, and he wanted to set off on an adventure into space, because he was to big to fit on Earth he wanted to go around all the planets, but he had a lot of people making fun of him saying he couldn't do it. Jack said to himself I know I can and he set off. After he accomplished his mission, he decided he wanted to go farther to have more adventure like across the whole solar system. So, he set of and like a piece of cake he completed it. At the end of the solar system he said like any boy would

On September 7, 2011, a guilty plea to one count of attempted espionage by one of the most noted space scientists in America shook the nation to its core. On that day, Stewart David Nozette, a “respected U.S. scientist who had worked on the Star Wars missile-shield effort and helped discover water on the moon” became a disgraced criminal. Nozette was arrested in October of 2009 for attempting to provide classified information to a person he believed to be an Israeli Mossad agent (Fitzpatrick 2009). His guilty plea brought closure to a case that required the cooperation of a significant number of U.S. agencies and departments and serves as “a prime example of what happens when a person decides to sell our nation’s most valuable

For years, negativity and bullying plagued schools around the globe. Schools implemented many anti-bully precautions. However, Roni Nocon, a Mesa Verde Middle School counselor, reformed the traditional cruel and unusual punishment policy. She wanted a positive event rather than an overused anti-bullying campaign. Furthermore, she wanted to transform the school’s bland assemblies into fun and interactive ones. “[We] can create a safe environment for our school… by taking a proactive and entertaining approach to stop bullying,” Nocon said. Therefore, she; Monica Racicot, the Mesa Verde’s After School Education and Safety Program director; and Stephanie Smith, former counselor; founded Kind Crew, a club working to eradicate harassment, and revamped

Peter Waldo was an extremely outspoken person who didn’t back down from what he believed in, even after though the Pope told him and his followers the Waldenses they could no longer preach the message of the New Testament because none of them had theological training ("Peter Waldo Facts," n.d.). The Waldenses were all barred from the Church but continued to live by their interpretation of the New Testament and by continuing to partake in war and not take any oaths made them even more

Have you ever heard of a man named Yeshua? Well, I sure hadn't. I was just one regular piece of wood, waiting to be used as a crucifixion object.

With the rising popularity of the anagram Yolo, how has it evolved over the years? In 1989, Touchstone Pictures released the movie The Dead Poets Society and received both critical acclaim and box office success. Following its release, Tom Schulman (writer) received an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. The film also won the BAFTA Award for Best Film. The Dead Poets Society extrapolated a simple idea, Carpe diem. This concept consists of the idea that life must be taken by the horns and lived to the fullest. Everyday belongs to the individual; a person only has to take advantage of it to make it worthwhile. Yolo can be beneficial when not taken advantage of or used in an ill-mannered way.

One of the people I admire in the business industry is a seventeen-year-old, named Ben Pasternak. Pasternak at his young age is already the co-founder and CEO of the American technology and social media company Monkey Inc. which is designed to “Fill the loneliness void in teenagers.” as Pasternak would explain it. He is also well-known for designing the app “Impossible Rush” at the age of fourteen and for being the CEO of his very own company, “Flogg” (an application which allows you to easily buy and sell from your own social network) which he started at the age of