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                                                              She-roe    Amy Johnson Amy Johnson, CBE (1 July 1903 – 5 January 1941) was a pioneering English aviator and was the first female pilot to fly alone from Britain to Australia. Flying solo or with her husband, Jim Mollison, she set numerous long-distance records during the 1930s. She flew in the Second World War as a part of the Air Transport Auxiliary and died during a ferry flight. Early life Amy Johnson was born in Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, and was educated at Boulevard Municipal Secondary School (later Kingston High School) and the University of Sheffield, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics. She then worked in London as secretary to a solicitor, William Charles Crocker. She was introduced to flying as a hobby, gaining an aviator's certificate, No. 8662, on 28 June 1929, and a pilot's "A" Licence, No. 1979, on 6 July 1929, both at the London

Important dates:  June 10th- Volkekundemusem Visit June 20th- University Visit  Meet at Dammtor station by Dunkin’ Donuts at 15:30!  June 25th - Green Peace Exhibit  Meet at 13:45 at Hongkongstraße 10 July 1st - Stand Up Paddling  Plan on meeting at 9:45- location to be determined  10-14 Uhr  *Bring a change of clothes, suncream, and a towel July 03rd (Monday) 9:50-13:30 Play rehearsals School July 13th (Thurs.) Play rehearsals time & place will be given! July 14th -Dress Rehearsals &  Play Performance  Time TBD

American Inventors-Women & Men http://www.biographyonline.net/people/women-who-changed-world.html http://www.biographyonline.net/scientists/top-10-inventors.html https://youtu.be/Kp0R2GkndRg 10 Top Inventors of all time https://youtu.be/BJUOEWNwS-g 10 Top inventions by women

Who am I?” We all start fresh on our journey, not new to the world but unique to ourselves, a long way is waiting to be discovered, all just by yourself. We have many meanings, we are divided into these, they are what makes us the person who we reflect, But knowledge nor experience shall keep you apart from realizing what you want. We are humans in bones, our fists look strong, the outer look is just a superficial feature, your whole is inside you, You have to dig harder to find it new. We can have dreams, traditions, expectations, hopes, likes and dislikes, Our behavior is not a cruel robot, A feeling’s company is only for humans, Wherever you go, you keep them locked in your pockets. We are not meant to be defined from our life situation,- many say If there is something that you should now, is YOU and the magic sparks inside you, Never underestimate the power of the hero inside yourself You jus

Dear ACCESS, We would like to offer you two events where you could make up 2 hours (one Wednesday class) of class time in order to get your attendance percentage up. In order for you to get the 2 (possible of 4) make-up hours you must do as follows: 1. Attend the event- (also need to register, see more info below), check in with Ms. Swanson that you are there at the event. 2. Write a two paragraph essay about the event. The essay can take any format and cover any topic i.e. what you found most interesting, something you learned, how the event impacted you personally, etc. This essay must be sent no later than a week after the event to the gmail account! Here are the two event possibilities: 1. Event on Thursday May 11th from 3:30-5:30pm at the US Consulate General Hamburg on the topic of: "The Role of the US Government: How the US protects and ensures political, individual and economic freedom." You MUST register for this event by Tuesday May 8th via email to pep.f

An staple in the American diet: what did you all think? "It wasn't as bad as I thought!" "I really like it with bananas and peanut butter and jelly" "I really like the crunchy" "I really like the creamy" "I guess the peanut butter makes the celery taste ok" "I love peanut butter!"  

What is Basketball and what is March Madness? Bball or Basketball is played by millions of people, both men and women, in all parts of the world. Professional basketball is watched by millions more on TV. The game is played between two teams, with five players per team allowed on the court at any one time. Points are scored by getting the ball through a hoop called 'the goal' or 'the basket', and the team scoring the most points wins. History In 1891, Dr. James Naismith, a Canadian physical education instructor at YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA, decided to create a new indoor game to keep his students fit during the cold winter months. He experimented with a team game in which players threw a soccer ball to each other and scored by throwing it into a peach basket nailed high on a wall. Later that year he wrote the first version of the rules of what he now called 'Basket Ball'. In 1906, the baskets were replaced by metal hoops in f

General Essay Writing Tips    Writing a compelling essay is a challenging task for high school students. Translating thoughts and research into an effectively stated argument requires careful attention to detail. While the body of the essay is crucially important, the introduction and conclusion contribute strongly to the reader's overall impressions. An effective introduction hooks the reader so he wants to read more about the topic. The conclusion provides the reader with a final understanding of your argument and stimulates further thought. First Impressions The first paragraph of your essay acts as a foundation for the piece, telling your reader what he can expect. A strong introduction grabs the reader's attention and inspires him to read on. Use a hook to catch your reader. It could be a bit of surprising information you discovered while researching your topic. Maybe it's a short narrative that relates to your topic. It could also be an

10 Women Immigrants Who Changed Art, Thought, and Politics in the U.S. 03/20/2017 Hedy Lamarr, 1944. Publicity photo for The Heavenly Body. With the current attention to immigrants from both sides of the political fence, it seems pertinent to examine some of the women who came to the U.S. and then made changes from within our borders. Some sought to escape oppression in their homelands or were seeking new economic opportunities. Others may have been attracted to a place that boasts free thought and equal opportunity. Whether or not these dreams were realized, the following 10 women changed art, thought, and politics in the U.S. — and beyond.   1. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross (1926-2004) Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross was a Swiss-born psychiatrist and famous for her theory of the five stages of grief. She was also known for her work in the AIDS movement and hospice care. She moved to the United States in 1958. 2. Isabel Allende (1942-) Known for her many “magical reali