Menu from Paris Butcher During the Siege of 1871 (in French)

Menu from Paris Butcher During the Siege of 1871 (in French)

THE EARTH HAS CHEMICALS

     Our Earth contains many chemicals and minerals.  To give you an example;  The ashes from a volcanic eruption contains chemicals that gives the area where the ash fell the ability to grow a more abundant grassy or forest area.  The compounds in the volcanic ash is similar to the household garden type of powder you may apply to you garden to help your garden grow better.   In the layers of our planet, Earth, are contained many different types of chemicals and minerals that contribute to the working of our planet.  Uranium is one of these chemicals.  In 1896, French scientist Henri Becquerel, accidentally discovered a strange phenomenon.  From a book, Chemistry Make Simple, by John T. Moore, it states that, by placing a sample of a mineral called pitchblende, he placed akey on top of a photographic plate.  When Becquerel later developed the plate, he found he had a photo of the key, thence, radioactivity.  Currently, uranium is being mined for use in making nuclear bombs in Iran and in Algeria.  I, for one, have the opinion that Iran should not be able to mine uranium.  The only reason they are mining Uranium is for destruction of our Earth.  What part does uranium play in our Earth's structure?  Perhaps an important part and the over mining of important chemicals and minerals, such as uranium, that plays a part in the health of our trees and forests, could be hazardous to our conservations efforts.

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A Look Inside the Lower East Side Tenement Museum

Tenement Museum

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The Hidden Workings Behind Hitler

What caused Hitler to become angry?  The Germans were becoming a society of great artisans, painters, musicians.  The upper class had education, art, what the privileged in society could afford and the German society was proud of their accomplishments.  Hitler went to a school and painted, some of his paintings are still available for viewing.  Adolf Hitler felt he, too, could become a part of the upper class in Germany and looked for work as a painter in Germany where he felt he would get the acclamation he deserved from the well respected artisans of the time in Germany.  His paintings and art work was not accepted, though, by the wealthy, upper class in Germany.  Hitler was angry that he could not be part of the well educated and wealthy social elite.  He thought it must be a circle, this social wealthy upper class in Germany that had control of who's art could be accepted in Germany.  So, he wanted to bring their society to an end and everything they worked for.  He, feeling so denied as an individual by the upper class and artisans of the wealthy, as an act of revenge, he became the Leader of the Nazi Party and World War Two began.