… of the most common and most serious mental health problems facing people today.” “Depression is so common that over 1 in 5 Americans can expect to get some form of depression in their lifetime.” With this disorder there are equally boys and girls…

… near Bel Air, Maryland. He was the 9th of 10 children and one of the more remembered ones (John Asia and Edwin). His family was of British origins, they had moved there in 1821. John Wilkes Booth attended private schools all his life as a child and…

… we have all left for our new home. The boat is awful, and I do not know how I will ever get used to it. But, I don’t complain. . we are all here together, we all have the same dreams and same hopes for the future. In a few short weeks our lives…

… is noted or admired for courage, outstanding achievements, etc. Is this really the meaning that a person should go by? Is a wealthy person who donates large amounts of money a hero? A hero really is: a person who perseveres despite adversity, a person…

… great entrepreneurs. Both were extreme risk takes, moving ahead at fast paces without concern that their ideas may backfire. Both began their professional careers as salesmen, and were able to go past that level into executive positions at each of…

… has been a lot of controversy surrounding Dexter King about his tight control of the King speeches, papers, and copyrights. In his new book, Growing Up King: AN Intimate Memoir, he confronts his critics and mournfully examines the effect…

… to prove to you that he was a cold heart killer who gave no mercy. Capone was a notorious gang member with no respect to anyone and would kill anyone on request or if someone just made him mad. Alphonse Capone was born on January 17, 1899 in Brooklyn…

… on December 6, 1898 • Died in 1987 at age 88 • Graduated from the Law School of Stockholm University in 1923 and began practicing law while continuing his studies at the University. • In 1927 he received his juris doctor degree in economics and was…

… on 13th July, 1821. He was born into a poor family of William and Merriam Beck Forrestand was the third child of eleven, but he and eventually became the owner the owner of a large cotton plantation. He was also a slave-trader and the buyer and seller…

… in Salzburg, Austria, son of a respected musician. His father, Leopold, was the leader of the local orchestra, and also wrote the first important book about violin playing. At the age of three, Wolfgang showed signs of remarkable musical talent.…