...impression stating ‘if I had sneezed” He said this because he was stab in his chest and he stated that the doctors told him if he would have sneezed he would have died and if this had happened he would not have impacted America as he did. He basically made America grateful to have him around as an encouragement for the civil rights movement 6. Identify where you feel the speaker did well. He did well throughout the speech. He got right to the point and getting on a personal level with his audience. He made people see what needed to be changed. He told them how it is and was not holding back. 7. Express any improvements the speaker could have made. I don’t think he needed any improvement in his speech Speech #2: john F Kennedy "Ich bin...
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...Our 35th president, John F. Kennedy, delivered a speech on June 26, 1963 in West Berlin commending the people of Berlin on their relentless dedication to democracy. His speech was titled, “Ich bin ein Berliner” which translates to English as, I am a Berliner. Mr. Kennedy gives praise to the people for fighting communism for almost two decades. President Kennedy persuades the audience to not give up their fight for freedom. He does a successful job of using an emotional appeal to help his persuasion by saying that the people of the United States are also fighting for them to achieve freedom. The president did this by saying, ”I know of no town, no city, that has been besieged for 18 years that still lives with the vitality and the force, and...
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...Abbildungen) nicht ein anderer Rechteinhaber genannt ist. Jede (Teil)Veröffentlichung, Speicherung in elektronischen Datenverarbeitungseinrichtungen oder ähnliche Verarbeitung darf nur nach schriftlicher Genehmigung des Autors erfolgen. Dies beinhaltet ausdrücklich auch die Verbreitung über das Internet. Verwendete Produktnamen, Warenzeichen und geschützte Warenzeichen sind im Besitz ihrer jeweiligen Eigentümer; sie werden ohne Gewährleistung der freien Verfügbarkeit benutzt. produktionserweiternde Hilfsmittel Musik: Bronski Beat: „Why“; Georgette Dee & Terry Truck: „Nochmal mit Gefühl“; Sono: „Keep Control“, Technasia: „Force“, Andeas F.: „Science Fiction“, Daft Punk: „Discovery“ sowie die mp3-Livestreams ska*anarchy und philosomatika.net Drogen: frische Erdbeeren, Currywurst ohne Darm mit Pommes/Mayo, Oi-Zigaretten hoch oben auf dem Kreuzberg, der Blick über den Hamburger Hafen, Kaffee, Bailey’s, der Himmel über Berlin und 1275 mg Johanniskraut täglich spezieller Dank an: Klaus Farin und das „Archiv für Jugendkulturen“, Frank aus Guben (Es sollte nicht sollen sein!), Markus aus FFM, Frank und Max aus Kreuzberg 36 für ganz viel Zuversicht, meine Firma für das neue Notebook, T-Online für’s High-Speed-Internet, Achim, Rüdiger und Oliver für’s Korrekturlesen, Uwe für den Braten und die Musik und an alle, die wissen, daß ich sie zu meiner Familie zähle. …und in letzter Minute auch an Betti! …nur an Torsten nicht – und er weiß auch, warum! Trotzdem widme ich ihm diese Arbeit,...
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...BERLIM - A informalidade domina as ruas de Berlim. Como quase tudo o que é moderno e descolado na capital alemã, os melhores brechós e lojas de designers locais estão no antigo lado oriental. O caótico brechó Colours (Bergmannstrasse, 102), no bairro de Kreuzberg, e o mais arrumado Made in Berlin (Neue Schönhauser, 1), em Mitte, são sinônimos de bons achados. No bairro, a Alte Schönhauser é uma rua lotada de lojas interessantes. AComme Berlin é especializada em vestidos; a Claudia Skoda, com ótimas opções de roupas masculinas e femininas; a L’Ephemere, com batas e peças femininas. No bairro-tendência de Prenzlauer Berg, a incrível We Are All Beautiful People (Eberswalder Strasse, 26) tem camisetas com frases bacanas e saias idem. Na East Berlin, encontre jaquetas e bolsas. Percorra a Kastanienallee para encontrar brechós e araras nas calçadas. Endereços - "Paris Second Hand", Friedrichshain, Berlin Rigaer Str. 41, 10247 Berlin +49 30 49854485 U-bahn: Samariterstrasse - Lunettes Brillenagentur, Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin (ÓCULOS) Marienburgerstraße 11, 10405 Berlin +49 30 34082789 U-bahn: - Elementarteilchen-Second Hand für Frauen, Wedding, Berlin Amsterdamer Str. 4, 13347 Berlin +49 173 4494718 U-bahn: Seestrasse Roupa para mulher e criança. JAMES HAND, Mitte, Berlin Max-Beer-Str. 29, 10119 Berlin +49 30 75452291 U-bahn: Rosa-Luxemburg Platz - Made in Berlin, Mitte, Berlin Neue Schönhauser 19, 10118 Berlin +49 30...
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...HubPages exploresign injoin now flag Explore»Food and Cooking (28,630) by drbj 981 Followers Doughnuts are Good for You Ads by Google Free Printable Coupons dealspl.us/printable_coupons Get Printable Coupons for Free. Save up to 80% off. Yummy! Ads by Google Dpughnuts Are Good for You One of the most beloved foods in the United States is the doughnut or as it is popularly spelled, donut. Who invented the doughnut? Where did it come from? What is it made of? Why is it called a donut or doughnut? Why do I care? Why? Because my beloved hubbuddy, frogdropping, challenged me to write about the history of the doughnut. So here is what I have learned from copious, painstaking research. History of the Doughnut To begin with, there are a number of conflicting statements about the origin of the doughnut; It may be Chinese in origin. But Germany, France, the Netherlands and Latin America also have valid claims. And this was hard to believe: archaeologists have unearthed fossilized bits of what look like – would you believe, doughnuts – underneath prehistoric Native American settlements in the southwestern U.S. Dutch olie-koecken (oily cakes) So no matter where they originated, here is how they came to America. Back in1669, there was a Dutch recipe for “olie-koecken” (oily cakes) which closely resembles today’s doughnut. It seems that Dutch and German cooks fried the left-over sweetened dough from baking bread in oil or pork fat and...
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...Modul II Thema: Mensch Grammatik: Wiederholung Relativsätze (Attributsätze) Modalverben Infinitiv Infinitivgruppen Partitiver Genitiv Neues „haben“, „sein“ mit dem Infinitiv mit „zu“ Finalsätze Lektion 4. Aussehen Hauptkurs B 1 Wie beschreibt man das Äußere eines Menschen? Aufgabe 1.Lesen Sie den Text. Antworten Sie auf die Fragen. ■Sind Ihnen die drei genannten Deutschen bekannt? ■Was wissen Sie über diese Personen? ■Können Sie die bekannten weiblichen Personen aus Deutschland hinzufügen? Benutzen Sie, wenn nötig, ein Lexikon. Text 1.000 Jahre, 1.000 Menschen Amerikanische Journalisten haben eine Liste mit den 1.000 wichtigsten Personen des Jahrtausends veröffentlicht. Unter den ersten zehn Persönlichkeiten sind drei Deutsche. An erster Stelle steht JohannesGutenberg. Seine Erfindung des Drucks mit beweglichen Lettern bedeutete die Demokratisierung von Information. Auf die dritte Seite kam der Reformator Martin Luther. Auf Position zehn folgt Ludwig van Beethoven. Die Liste, die auch als Buch mit dem Titel 1.000 Jahre, 1.000 Menschen zu haben ist, wurde sofort sehr scharf kritisiert. Zu viele der erwähnten Personen sind Männer, nämlich 85 Prozent. Außerdem sind die USA mit rund 250 von 1.000 Namen viel zu stark vertreten. Aufgabe 2.Ordnen Sie zu. l) Thomas Mann | a) Formel 1-Weltmeister | 2) Albert Einstein | b)Philosoph | 3) Michael Schumacher | c)Komponist | 4) Karl Marx | d) Physiker | 5) Johann Sebastian Bach...
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...zur Aufklärung, der „Sturm und Drang“ (tempesta e assalto) heißt. Diese Bewegung, im Gegensatz zur rationalistischen Dominanz der Vernunft, hatte im Mittelpunkt Ideale wie die Natur, das Gefühl und die Phantasie. Als Vorbild dieser neuen Dichtung gelten die spontanen und primitiven Schöpfungen aus der Jugendzeit der Völker. Der „Sturm und Drang“ dauerte zirka 20 Jahre (1767 – 1785) und war eine Bewegung von jungen Autoren deren Leitworte: Natur, Gefühl (sentimento), Leidenschaft (passione) und Freiheit waren. Dank der Jugendwerke Goethes und Schillers bekam die Bewegung große Bedeutung in der Geschichte der deutschen Literatur. Johann Gottfried Herder war der Theoretiker des „Sturm und Drang“. Während die Aufklärer überzeugt waren, dass ein Dichter dauernd über die Regeln und die Aufgabe der Poesie nachdenken sollte, dachte Herder, dass uns die Realität, dass wir nachdenken und überlegen, zu wahrer Kunst unfähig (incapaci) macht. Ursprung wahrer Kunst ist nicht mehr die Vernunft sondern das Gefühl und die Leidenschaft. In diesem Sinne identifizierte er sich mit dem Kulturpessimismus und dem Motto Rousseaus „Zurück zur Natur“. Sein Meisterwerk ist „Stimmen der Völker in Liedern“. In diesem Werk zeigen sich kosmopolitische Elemente: neben deutschen Volksliedern stehen nordische und slawische Texte, schottische Balladen, sizilianische Reime, spanische und französische Romanzen aber auch Volkslieder aus Madagaskar. Dieses Werk wurde als erste universelle Anthologie in der Welt...
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...indholdsfortegnelse Indledning 2 Abstract 2 Vejen til præsidentposten 3 Den kolde krig 4 Ich bin ein Berliner 5 Hvem var Eisenhower? 6 Hvad opnåede de? 7 Myten om Kennedy 9 Konklusion 10 Litteratur liste: 11 Indledning I 1960 bliver John F Kennedy taget i ed som præsident af USA. Kennedy og hans charme faldt i god jord hos Amerikanerne. Og hans popularitet blev ikke mindre da han lovede at han nok skulle få gang i Amerika igen, efter forgængeren Dwight D. Eisenhower. Men hvad opnår Kennedy i virkeligheden? Jeg vil i denne opgave prøve at belyse nogle af hovedepunkterne i hans præsident karriere, samtidig vil jeg forsøge at gå i dybten med måde Kennedy førte sin udenringspolitik. hvilket han senere hen skulle blive specielt kendt for. I opgaven vil jeg også kommer ind på hvordan Kennedy skilte sig ud fra tideligere præsidenter, og på den måde opnår den popularitet han fik. Til sidst vil jeg så på hvorvidt Kennedy levede op til de forventninger der var fra befolkningen. Altså om den kennedy befolkning mødte og så, og var den Kennedy der styrede USA bag det hvide hus' lukkede døre. Abstract in this paper, i am going to analyze and interpret the conflicts revolving the foreign policy in America during the period John F. Kennedy was president. I am also going to give a short account of John f. Kennedys way to becoming President. I have researched the aspects of the cold war revolving John F. Kennedy and his part in it, during the time period of 1961-1963...
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...John Fitzgerald "Jack" Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963), commonly known by his initials JFK, was an American politician who served as the 35th President of the United States from January 1961 until he was assassinated in November 1963. After military service as commander of Motor Torpedo Boats PT-109 and PT-59 during World War II in the South Pacific, Kennedy represented Massachusetts's 11th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1947 to 1953 as a Democrat. Thereafter, he served in the U.S. Senate from 1953 until 1960. Kennedy defeated vice president and Republican candidate Richard Nixon in the 1960 U.S. presidential election. At age 43, he was the youngest to have been elected to the office,[2][a] the second-youngest president (after Theodore Roosevelt), and the first person born in the 20th century to serve as president.[3] To date, Kennedy has been the only Roman Catholic president and the only president to have won a Pulitzer Prize.[4] Events during his presidency included the Bay of Pigs Invasion, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Space Race—by initiating Project Apollo (which would culminate in the moon landing), the building of the Berlin Wall, the African-American Civil Rights Movement, and increased U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963. Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested that afternoon and charged with the crime that night. Jack Ruby shot and killed Oswald two days later...
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...Cuban community in Miami, southern Democrats are enraged over the push for racial equality, the CIA is upset over him wanting to put Bobby Kennedy in charge and finally the mafia. Sam Giancana is angry that he is allowing Bobby to attack an anti-Mafia witch hunt after they have helped him and were once close friends. Hoover of the FBI has a great dislike of the Kennedy's. He has kept a file on John F. Kennedy since the late 1940's. They have files of all his mafia connections and even those of his long time friends, such as Frank Sinatra. J. Edgar Hoover also had files of John F. Kennedy's extra marital affairs. Summer of 1963 finds Kennedy on a European tour. He makes an inspiring speech in West Berlin where he proclaimed "Ich bin ein Berliner". Once again this was a Secret Service nightmare as he chose to stand alone on an unprotected podium with a crowd of thousands. In the words of one of his agents "All it takes is one lucky shot." Also in the streets of Galway, Ireland he rides along in an open air convertible. The streets are narrow and winding and the crowd is crazy to see the President. A speech given in Eyre Square in the most personal of his presidency. This is a visit to his homeland and he finds himself truly enjoying this trip. He tells the large crowd of all the Irish names working in Boston and he is recognized as one of their own. As he looks forward to the next Presidential election, Kennedy knows he needs help in Texas. John F. Kennedy is wanting...
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...Once the proud capital of Germany Berlin was divided by a barrier that was patrolled day and night by armed soldiers and guard dogs. On August 13, 1961 shortly after midnight police and soldiers in the Communist controlled Berlin moved quickly to set up barriers. Berliners woke to find their city divided into east and west sectors. A communist nation led by the Soviet Union was in control of East Berlin. While West Berlin was controlled by a democratic nation led by the United States (Epler, 1992). The Berlin Wall known as Berliner Mauer in German (Rosenberg, 2016). It was a symbol of the Cold War. Trying to cross the Wall meant risking one’s life. One side of the Wall people were free to do all the normal things. While the other side of the wall people’s freedom was being taken away. Imagine that your best friend lives a mile away. You have been pals since first grade. You do everything together: school, soccer games, sleepovers. One day, men come and put up a barbed-wire fence between your house and your buddy’s house. Later, they replace it with a very long, very tall concrete wall. Each slab weighs 6,000 pounds, and many of them are topped with sharp wire. When they finish, you stare at the giant wall that has split your home town in two. On your side the wall is ugly but not too scary. On the other side, rattling tanks, soldiers with machine guns and growling dogs keep people from trying to cross the barrier. The wall stands 12 feet high. Your friend...
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...Danksagung Ich möchte allen danken, die sich in den vergangenen Jahren die Mühe gemacht haben, sich mit meiner Dissertation, mit diesem Text, zu beschäftigen und ihn zu kommentieren. An erster Stelle sind das meine Betreuer am Europäischen Hochschulinstitut in Florenz, Klaus Eder und Friedhelm Neidhardt. Außerdem: Catherine Brice, Colin Crouch, Nora Eisermann, Bernd Giesen, Michaela Krützen, Johannes Lübking, Anne Marijnen, Gesa Marten, Jo Reichertz, Frederic Vandenberghe und Anne Will. Besonders danke ich meinem Bruder David Eisermann, der mir die nötige Zuversicht und liebevolle Unterstützung gegeben hat, die Arbeit abzuschließen. Berlin, im Oktober 2000 Jessica Eisermann Inhalt Danksagung .........................................................................................................5 Abkürzungen......................................................................................................10 Einleitung.......................................................................................................... 13 1 1.1 1.1.1 1.1.2 1.1.3 1.1.4 1.2 1.2.1 1.2.2 1.2.3 1.2.4 1.2.5 1.3 1.3.1 1.3.2 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 Das Problem der Mediengewalt........................................................... 21 Die Definition des Problems in der Öffentlichkeit .................................21 Die ordnungsgenerierende Funktion 'unterhaltender' Nachrichten ...22 Das Problem im Zusammenhang mit dem Symbol der Gewalt ........28 Das Problem im Zusammenhang mit dem Medium...
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...General guide to referencing 2014 edition From the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Learning and Quality) Many students find learning the unfamiliar nature of academic writing a challenging experience. The puzzling art of referencing is no exception, with its traditions and initially obscure formatting rules, referencing can seem to be an overwhelming and annoying requirement standing between you and submitting your assignment by the due date. This guide has been written especially for you, new and returning Federation University Australia (FedUni) students, to demystify referencing and provide numerous practical examples of when and how referencing should be used in your writing at FedUni. As you study, you’ll come to understand that referencing is just a set of rules that you need to follow to adequately acknowledge the work and thinking of others in your assignments. These rules are important because they allow your teachers to decide whether you’ve demonstrated that you understand the topic at hand and show that you have completed the assignment yourself. If you ignore the requirements to reference source materials in your assignment, your teacher may decide you have committed ‘plagiarism’. This means you have failed to reference according to the rules and in doing so, not demonstrated that you have used the work of others in your work. Plagiarism is a very serious matter that can result in unpleasant consequences for your studies and career. So please take the time to understand...
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...r Contents This revision guide is intended to guide you to the key essentials necessary for answering questions on Unit 3. You shouldn’t use at it a replacement for your class notes or your own revision notes, but as a way of supplementing them and ensuring you have a firm awareness of major events, individuals and ideas. 1. The seeds of conflict 2. Emergence of Cold War, 1944-53 3. The ‘Thaw’ & ‘Peaceful Co-existence’ 4. The arms impact of the arms race 5. Sin-Soviet relations 6. Détente 7. End of Cold War Reminder of the structure of Unit 3 • Unit 3 = 25% of total marks • Written exam: 2 hours • Answer ONE question from Section A (30 marks), and ONE from Section B (40 marks) - choice of 2 questions in both sections • Section A – discuss an historical issue • Section B – use source material & knowledge to discuss an historical event Section A – themes to explore in your revision: 1. The post-Stalin thaw and the bid for peaceful coexistence in 1950s: a) USSR: Khrushchev b) USA: the responses of Dulles, Eisenhower and Kennedy. • the continuation of the Cold War in the 1950s following the retirement of Truman & death of Stalin, despite the bid for improved relations on the part of the USSR in the form of unilateral cuts in the size of the Red Army and withdrawal from Austria and Finland. • the...
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...Jean-Paul Roig Citations historiques expliquées Des origines à nos jours E YROLLES PRATIQUE Citations historiques expliquées Des origines à nos jours Dans la même collection : π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π π Petite histoire de l’Inde, Alexandre Astier Comprendre l’hindouisme, Alexandre Astier Communiquer en arabe maghrébin, Yasmina Bassaïne et Dimitri Kijek QCM de culture générale, Pierre Biélande Le christianisme, Claude-Henry du Bord La philosophie tout simplement, Claude-Henry du Bord Comprendre la physique, Frédéric Borel Marx et le marxisme, Jean-Yves Calvez L’histoire de France tout simplement, Michelle Fayet QCM Histoire de France, Nathan Grigorieff Citations latines expliquées, Nathan Grigorieff Philo de base, Vladimir Grigorieff Religions du monde entier, Vladimir Grigorieff Les philosophies orientales, Vladimir Grigorieff Les mythologies tout simplement, Sabine Jourdain Découvrir la psychanalyse, Edith Lecourt Comprendre l’islam, Quentin Ludwig Comprendre le judaïsme, Quentin Ludwig Comprendre la kabbale, Quentin Ludwig Le bouddhisme, Quentin Ludwig Les religions, Quentin Ludwig La littérature française tout simplement, Nicole Masson Dictionnaire des symboles, Miguel Mennig Les mots-clés de la géographie, Madeleine Michaux Histoire du Moyen Âge, Madeleine Michaux Histoire de la Renaissance, Marie-Anne Michaux Citations philosophiques expliquées, Florence...
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