Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Antoni van Leeuwenhoek was een Nederlandse microbioloog. Hij werd op 24 oktober 1632 in Delft geboren en overleed op 26 augustus 1723 in Delft. In de 90 jaar tijd dat hij leefde, heeft hij veel gedaan voor de wetenschap. Hij is vooral bekend door het ontwikkelen van zijn microscoop en zijn werk voor de celbiologie en de microbiologie. Van Leeuwenhoeks vader was een mandenmaker en zijn moeder kwam uit een familie van bierbrouwers. Hij werd op 4 November 1632 gedoopt en kreeg de naam Thonis Philipszoon (vernoemd naar zijn vader). De naam ‘Van Leeuwenhoek’ komt van de straat waar hij vroeger woonde. Hij woonde op de hoek van de straat, naast de Leeuwenpoort. Toen Antoni vijf jaar oud was overleed zijn vader. Zijn moeder hertrouwde en tien jaar later overleed ook zijn stiefvader. Antoni ging naar school in Warmond en woonde bij zijn oom. Later is hij in Amsterdam opgeleid tot boekhouder door de lakenhandelaar William Davidson. Van jong af aan had Van Leeuwenhoek en grote belangstelling voor wiskunde, sterrenkunde, scheikunde en natuurkunde. Later trouwde Van Leeuwenhoek met Barbara van Meij en verhuisde naar Delft rond het jaar 1653. Samen kregen Antoni en Barbara vijf kinderen. Barbara stierf in 1666. Van Leeuwenhoek haalde in 1669 het examen landmeter. Hij werd executeur-testamentair na de dood van Johannes Vermeer in 1675. Het schijnt dat Van Leeuwenhoek en Vermeer goede vrienden waren. Van Leeuwenhoek zou model hebben gestaan voor schilderijen van Vermeer. Ook zou Van Leeuwenhoek lenzen hebben gemaakt voor de camera obscura van Vermeer. Dit beiden is alleen nooit aangetoond. In 1671 hertrouwde Van Leeuwenhoek met Cornelia Swalmius, dochter van een predikant. Van Leeuwenhoek werd door de stad Delft tot wi... ... middle of paper ... ...wet van Hooke. De wet van Hooke is een wet die beschrijft dat hoe meer kracht er op veren staat, hoe meer rek ze hebben. Daarnaast is Hooke ook bekend door zijn microscoop. [1] 1.Omhoog↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hooke Een carrousel Carrousel[bewerken] Een carrousel is een deel van een microscoop, zoals micrscopen dat vroeger hadden. In het carrousel werden meerdere lenzen gedaan die dan konden worden scherpgesteld. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek-Ziekenhuis Antonie van Leeuwenhoek-Ziekenhuis[bewerken] Het Antonie van Leeuwenhoek-Ziekenhuis(AvL) is een ziekenhuis dat in Amsterdam gevestigd is. Het AvL is een ziekenhuis dat is gespecialiceerd in oncologie en is daarom ook nauw verbonden met het kankerinstituut. het AvL is in 1913 opgericht door hoogleraar Jacob Rotgans.[1] 1. Omhoog↑ http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoni_van_Leeuwenhoek_Ziekenhuis
Rogier van der Weyden painted his vision of the biblical Deposition before the year 1443, likely between 1435 and 1438. The painting is oil on wood panel and was an altarpiece commissioned by the crossbowmen’s guild in Louvain, Belgium. Jesus’s body is at the center of the scene, being carefully lifted down from his cross. He is surrounded by mourners, his mother, Mary, swooning in her grief as John the Evangelist reaches out to support her and Mary Magdalene wringing her hands, her head bowed in sorrow. The figures in the artwork do not fit completely within the frame of the altarpiece and the only the lower part of the cross is shown in full. In his Deposition, Rogier van der Weyden attempts to capture the extreme grief apparent at Christ’s death and reflect the emotion onto the observer, placing him/her within the narrative.
On November 16, 2017, Horace Verbermockle was found lifeless as he laid down in the bathroom floor at his house. What happened to Horace Verbermockle?, his wife Minnie Verbermockle claims that Horace must have slipped on soap before she found him unconscious on the floor and alerted the doctor, who stated that Horace was dead when he got there. Minnie was the major suspect in the investigation by the fact that she was the first and only witness of the body. However after reviewing the evidence found at the scene, it is positive that Minnie Verbermockle murdered her husband Horace Verbermockle.
Vroom, Hendrik Cornelisz. Hollandse Schepen Overzeilen Spaanse Galeien Onder De Engelse Kust. 1617. Oil on canvas. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.
The Consequence Argument is an argument that concludes a hypothesis to be true or false based on whether the premise leads to desirable or undesirable consequences. This is based on an appeal to emotion, or a manipulation of one’s emotion in order to win an argument, especially in the absence of factual evidence. There are two sides in the Consequence Argument, compatibilism and determinism. Free will is the ability to either perform or restrain from actions based upon one’s decision. In the free will debate, Peter van Inwagen, a professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, takes on a compatibilist view by establishing that freedom can be present or absent in situations for any reasons, and that if determinism is true than one’s
Leonhard Von Eck was a German chancellor, or head of government of Bavaria, therefore held a high status and role in society, revealing him as a probable reliable source (doc 1). As chancellor, Von Eck regulated order in society and was accustomed to the behavior of the peasants during this time period. He states that “the peasants are blinded, led astray, and made witless”, which displayed their lack of knowledge (doc 1). Ignorance of the peasants revealed that they, themselves are not dependable, thus, not reliable. Von Eck demonstrates this idea through the quote, “they could change their minds within an hour.” However, Von Eck showed accuracy as he emphasizes facts instead of opinions. His purpose in writing this report was to express his disagreements about Protestantism and how the “Word of God”, “the Gospel” in addition to “brotherly love”, were critical influences in their religious lives. Their “blindness” as Von Eck states, was caused by the utmost control of the Catholic Church. The Peasant Parliament of Swabia in March of 1525, implied the demands of the peasants as a unified faction. (doc 3) The Parliament stressed that as “poor serfs”, they have distressed and
Linton, Alan. 1982. Microbes, Man and Animals: The Natural History of Microbial Interactions. John Wiley & Sons. 342pp
Though he may seem acquitted and amiable, Gerard de Villefort can be dangerous and even murderous. Gerard has done numerous things in his life to corroborate his sinfulness, including the assayed murder of his son, Andrea, by burying him alive when he was a newborn. Gerard is also one of the three main conspirators in the Count's arrest and imprisonment; it is he who is the most measurable of the three. The Count, Edmond Dantes, was an innocent man about to be married, before Gerard’s conception between right and wrong was twisted by the name of his father in a letter. Also, Gerard forces his wife to commit suicide; even though he had had many faults of his own.
Renner maakt als acteur voornamelijk meters in filmrollen. Voor 2009 verscheen hij in (tien) televisieseries nooit langer dan in één aflevering, zoals in Angel (2000), CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2001) en House (2007). In 2009 speel...
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The Netherlands is a wonderful place to vacation and has a lot much to offer. An old saying said in the Netherlands is, “God created the world, but the Dutch created Holland.” The country is sometimes called Holland though it’s only a small part of Netherlands. The people of Netherlands have pride in their country and keeps it clean and friendly. Hollanders or Nederlanders are what they called them self. However, the English speaking countries refers to them as Dutch. Many tourists each year travel to Netherlands to see its beautiful Dutch art, flowers, and its amazing architectures.
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Roobeek, A. (2010) Over de creatieve generatie en werk. Dit is het leven van Des’ree, zij gaat de wereld veranderen. De Delta Loyd Groep, Q2, 4, 40-43. (Doi number is not known).
Of the scholars who have placed great emphasis on the interdisciplinary dimension of CDA, the most noteworthy and relevant for my research have proven to be Norman Fairclough, Teun van Dijk and Ruth Wodak, each with their unique and valuable contribution to the trans-, cross- and multi-disciplinary expansion of CDA.