January 17, or Kid Inventors’ Day
Zodiac Sign Capricorn
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Capricorn, January 17. For those born on this day, it is perhaps difficult to refuse determination.
This is largely due to the fact that they always clearly define a goal for themselves and know what needs to be done at each specific moment in life.
They also have the ability to soberly assess their chances of success, based on past experience and the ability to anticipate the difficulties that may arise in the future.
Even in the early years of life, those born on January 17 are well aware of what an incentive is. They understand its importance, know what can motivate people to take action, and often even determine how they will behave in a given situation.
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Capricorn men born on January 17: Jim Carrey, Muhammad Ali, Al Capone.
- can be proud of the following features:
- wise,
- restrained,
- hardworking,
- disciplined.
- The concept of a stimulus for these individuals is not an empty phrase, they are well aware of the importance and importance of this aspect.
- They always clearly see their life purpose in front of them and know exactly what needs to be done at each specific moment, what efforts are needed for this.
- The impulse that prompts Capricorn to action can push him to a certain action, and based on human emotions, it is this stimulating impulse that will predetermine whether he will behave in a particular situation, and what feelings he will experience.
Capricorn women born on January 17: Michelle Obama, Betty White, Pampita.
- do not look like others with such features:
- responsible,
- purposeful,
- loyal.
- The best representatives of these people, correlate their actions and actions, with their hidden and explicit desires, try to control themselves, which is why they achieve success.
- Women of the sign of Capricorn, who appeared in this world on the day of January 17, people with modern outlooks on life, have their own level of ambition in life, approach life and create a future family quite responsibly.
- These individuals, quite soberly assess their capabilities and chances of success, and they succeed thanks to their natural intuition and the ability to accurately recognize possible obstacles that they may have to face.
Holidays
January 17
Kid Inventors’ Day
Every year on January 17, The Day of Children's Inventions is celebrated all over the world or, another names - The Day of Children-Inventors, Kid Inventors' Day.
Annually more than 500 thousand children and teenagers invent different gadgets and games, create and modify robots and equipment. All children's inventions, of course, make our life more convenient and interesting.
And today is the day when you need to rejoice in the ingenuity of young geniuses, to evaluate the significance of their numerous inventions and to encourage versatile children's talents.
It is symbolic that the date of the Day is the birthday of one of the prominent Americans - statesman, diplomat, scientist, inventor, journalist Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790). It is remarkable that his first invention - a pair of fins for swimming that were worn on his hands - was invented by Ben Franklin at the age of 12 years.
Franklin's young compatriot, 13-year-old Benny Benson sent his sketch to the Alaska National Flag contest in 1926. The blue color, symbolizing the sky and the official flower of the state of forget-me-not, the image of the Great Bear constellation and the Polar Star led the boy to victory. Undoubtedly, the flag of Alaska and today looks very stylish.
And the trampoline? The idea of its creation, it would seem, lay on the surface. And in 1930, watching aerial gymnastics competitions, a certain George Nissen noticed how gymnasts jump to the safety net at the end of his performance. The acrobats' performance usually ended with this, but the 16-year-old teenager thought and decided to make a “bouncing device” in which he could jump up and perform various stunts in the air.
You can enumerate children's inventions endlessly, recalling fingerless gloves, a square-bottom paper bag, and a calculator - all of which brought brilliant minds of young inventors into our lives.
On the Day of Children's Inventions, there are numerous demonstrations of new inventions, competitions, and awards. There is always a fervent laugh, jokes, music, because inventing is the natural state of all children.
Also on January 17...
1706 - Benjamin Franklin was born, one of the founding fathers of the United States, whose portrait is placed on a $ 100 bill. Quote of the day: "A brother may not be a friend, but a friend is always a brother."
1773 - The British ship ''Resolution'', under the command of James Cook, became the first ship to cross the Southern Arctic Circle.
1861 - American Thomas Krapper patented a bidet.
1899 - Alphonse Fiorello Capone, the classic American mafia, was born; by 1925 - the head of one of the largest Chicago gangs.
1912 - British traveler Robert Scott reached the South Pole a month after an expedition of Norwegian explorer Rual Amundsen visited it.
1919 - art snuck into parliament - Polish pianist and composer Ignacy Jan Paderewski became the prime minister of Poland.
1942 - Mohammed Ali was born (Cassius Clay), American boxer, Olympic champion in light heavyweight in 1960, three-time world champion in heavy weight among professionals.
1962 - Jim Carrey was born, a Hollywood actor, amusing people with silly comedies.
1969 - The Beatles released the album Yellow Submarine.
1980 - Zoe Deschanel, American actress and singer was born.
1995 - more than 6,400 people died as a result of a powerful earthquake in Kobe, Japan.
1996 - At a ceremony at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York, Pink Floyd band members officially became members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
1997 - Microsoft released Office 97, a comprehensive office program that instantly became a bestseller and won 80% of the market.
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