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  George Taylor   In Jacksonville's black society, George Edwin Taylor, son of a slave writer, labor activist, farmer, policeman, politician, seller o potions and elixirs, actually moved up, establishing himself as a popular figure in the city before he died in 1925, 13 years after this arrival. How much he referred to his presidential run, or how much it was brought to him in his new home is lost to history. What is known is that in 1904, Taylor, with the help of newly established National Liberty Party, ran for U.S. President against incumbent Republican Theodore Roosevelt and Democrat Alton B. Parker. Taylor has been generally overlooked or criticized in the media. Brodnax noted that he was "a Black man with a ticket from a third party, who had little interest in Black men or third parties." Taylor is remarkable figure in American politics-perhaps the first African-American to run for office, with the help of a national political party, Brodnax noted.

  Keep Calm and Love Lacrosse At  Alpha  Lacrosse,  with  the  creation  of  our  equipment, we are not just on at are cutting edge of the latest tech nology,  we  consider  ourselves  sports  students,  and  use  the  fascinating  past  of  lacrosse  in  our  brand, athletics urea ,  and  gear!  So,  for  those  who  don't  know our game’s rich  past,  and  how  it  got  us  to  where  we  are  today,  all  you  really  need  to  know  is  the  four  big  milestones  of  lacrosse  's  development.  From  its  early  origins,  to  its  rise in the 19th for European colonies. Lacrosse may be America's oldest competitive sport, but in Montgomery County, The sport is in it's infancy. Lacrosse is played on a field 110 yards long and 60 yards wide. similar in strategies to ice hockey and soccer. At opposite ends of the field, the targets are set such that the plane of the open target in 15 yards from the end line. Every goal is six feet tall, six feet wide and supported by a

  Edison lied about inventing the lightbulb              History will tell you that Edison invented the lightbulb, but the internet was lying about inventing the lightbulb! Thomas Edison stole form Joseph Swan. Swan was the one that invented the lightbulb. Edison tried to pretend to help Swan but he stopped him. All Edison did was improve on the existing design.        In 1850 an English physicist named Joseph Wilson Swan created a “light bulb” by enclosing carbonized paper filaments in an evacuated glass bulb.   https://www.bulbs.com/lea rning/history.aspx  British S cientist Warren de la Rue enclosed a coiled platinum filament in a vacuum tube and passed an electric current.       A thin filament with high electrical resistance would make a lamp practical because it would require only a little current to make it glow. In February 1879  demonstrated a working lamp  in a lecture in Newcastle, England according to the Smithsonian Institution.  

  The official ratings on a survey for students that are stressing over school is a average of 50% of being stressed. The 25% is students stressing over homework is students biggest source of stress. The rates of students stressing over homework is 70%. Also the 56 was listing homework as a primary stressor. Students given their rates for stressing are not good. Students stress over school due to new classes, new routines, and new teachers. Students face a wide range of outgoing stressors related to academic demands. The research indicates that academic related stress can reduce achievement. When students stress over school their anxiety starts and it is hard to contain in public with people around you. School is the most stressful place you will attend. When a student is overwhelmed and/or frustrated by homework. This could cause a stressful cycle where homework plies up and your child or student doesn't have time or the energy to do the homework. Students tend to do their homewor

 Hello Everyone,     My name is Kayla Grady, I am currently a  freshmen here at GGC (Georgia Gwinnett College). Where I am from is Chicago, IL but I moved to Georgia 5 years ago and it's been good so far. Georgia is actually fun to me. I am going to major in Pre- Elementary. What got me to interested in this subject was that I love teaching kids. The reason why I want to major in Pre- Elementary is because I love kids and I want to become the best teacher for the kids that I'm going to tech after I graduate college. What I like to do when I'm not at school is I love to draw, listen to music, cook, braid hair, and watch YouTube videos. The sports that I like to play are basketball, I like to run track, and play flag football. Only thing that I'm nervous about is stressing about online school and trying to turn my homework in on time.