Smile Land

  Music is important to some people in the world. Music makes us feel good, and we like to listen to music. They demonstrated that people listen to funny music. People that had stimulated brain regions known as limb and paralimbic in areas through magnetic resonance imaging. Some people like to listen to happy music vs. sad music because listen to happy music makes you feel better then you listening to sad music that makes you cry etc. Also some people listen to all cultures of music. People listen to music when they are in the car or they listen to music while they do there homework. Music is an important part of people's life and it will stay like that for some people in the world now. In addition to stimulating the brain areas connected with language and muscle activity, music also activates a part of the brain considered to be essential to reward, inspire and emotional feelings.

  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.