March 3, or Writers in the Wildlife
Zodiac Sign Pisces
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Pisces, March 3. Born on this day usually have a clear idea of what they want to accomplish and what they want to achieve.
Although they are lavishly imaginative, they no doubt have a vein of pragmatism that allows these people to bring their ideas to life.
Unlike those who seek noisy approval or awards before they deserve them, they know how to isolate the main thing and only then use all their talents to achieve this main thing.
Born 3 March have the ability not only to see the whole picture of the event, but also to focus well on even the smallest details.
Perhaps they succeed because their discernment is well developed.
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Pisces men born on March 3: Alexander Graham Bell, Buddy Valastro, Fernando Colunga.
- possess the following qualities:
- creative,
- idealistic,
- impressionable,
- generous.
- Pisces men are idealists and dreamers, they are light and comfortable people in communication.
- Politeness and tact do not allow men of this sign to show open aggression, which is often their problem.
- Pisces men fall in love easily and find it difficult to build strong harmonious relationships.
- The main problems in love are associated with striving for an unattainable ideal and building relationships with those who have a much brighter temperament.
Pisces women born on March 3: Camila Cabello, Jessica Biel, Julie Bowen.
- endowed with such traits:
- feminine,
- charming,
- compassionate.
- Pisces women are charming, delicate and mysterious young ladies who attract men with their vulnerability and defenselessness.
- Their femininity and weakness are their main trump cards, creating an atmosphere of mystery around them.
- Her location is not easy to achieve, and it is her reason that sometimes makes her not go on about emotions.
- The strongest traits of Pisces women are femininity and the ability to properly manage their trademark features - fragility and softness.
Holidays
World Wildlife Day
From the message of the 8th UN Secretary-General Ban Ki -moon
The birth of the holiday within the precincts of the United Nations was preceded by the initiative of the participants of the Conference of the Parties of CITES, held in Thailand in the spring of 2013. It should be clarified that this meeting is held between the representatives of the countries that signed the Convention of March 3, 1973. It was at this Conference that it was proposed to declare March 3 World Wildlife Day. With this proposal, the participants of the Conference addressed the United Nations and presented the results of the Conference itself. Participation in the 1973 Convention was not mandatory, but the countries that signed it are required to comply with the conditions prescribed in this document. It should be noted that 180 countries are parties to the Convention.
The appearance of such a holiday is due to the understanding of the need to preserve biological diversity on the planet. World Wildlife Day provides an opportunity to pay attention to the diversity and beauty of the manifestations of wild fauna and flora, and also helps to raise awareness about the benefits people receive from environmental activities.
In addition, this Day reminds us of the need to strengthen the fight against crimes against wildlife that have far-reaching economic, environmental and social consequences.
Concern for the preservation of the number of endangered species of fauna and flora, the possible consequences of their complete extinction for other species, encourages the not indifferent people of science, politics, the economic sphere and ordinary citizens around the world to unite their efforts to save what is largely lost due to human interference in the world of nature.
World Wildlife Day provides an opportunity to pay attention to the diversity and beauty of the manifestations of wild fauna and flora.
More and more people are thinking about the importance in the life of the planet not only of man, but of every living being, be it an animal or a plant.
This holiday, which every year is dedicated to a certain topic, and its competent conduct with the participation of the media, allows us to expand the horizons of knowing the world for ordinary citizens, to show people the beauty of the wild nature created and living independently of the world of people. He taught a person to live in harmony with the world around him.
Awareness of people about the beauty of nature, its diversity and the uniqueness of each individual species should contribute to this process of harmonization.
Change of consciousness and attitude to the wild nature, refusal of the idea of the limitlessness of natural resources will allow our children and grandchildren to find the most harmonious way of co-existence with the wild nature that will enable them to enjoy the beauty and splendor of this miracle!
World Day of Peace for the Writer is a professional holiday, calling on the “fourth power” to oppose the negative aspects of the democratic press.
In 1921, the PEN club was created (the name is an abbreviation formed by the first letters of the words poets, essayists and authors of novels, novelists. In aggregate, these three letters create the word “pen ".
The idea of creating the organization belongs to the English writer Catherine Amy Dawson-Scott. The first president of the PEN Club was John Galsworthy.
On January 12-18, 1986, the 48th PEN Club International Congress was held, and it was its participants who decided to declare March 3 as the “World Day of Peace for the Writer”. At that time, foam centers already existed in more than a hundred states. Today, such centers operate in 130 countries.
Nowadays in a number of countries this holiday has expanded the declared spectrum. It is simply called “The Day of the Writer” and is the reason for honoring the most distinguished literary figures.
March 3 marks the International Day for Ear and Hearing Health, established by WHO.
It is assumed that on this day, medical and volunteer organizations in different countries should conduct activities aimed at raising public awareness of possible problems related to hearing.
Today, hearing loss is considered the most common sensory form of disability in the world. According to WHO, more than 275 million people suffer from deafness and hearing impairment. The main causes of deafness and hearing loss (incomplete hearing loss) are chronic ear infections, a number of diseases: rubella, measles, mumps, meningitis, as well as the effects of certain drugs and harmful environmental factors, primarily noise.
According to doctors, about half of all cases of deafness and other hearing impairments can be prevented by eliminating the causes of their development. Among the preventive measures most often referred to as immunization of the population, maternal and child health, and ensuring occupational health.
In addition, doctors give advice to parents. In particular, it is recommended to ensure that dirty water does not fall into the child’s ears; do not spank the child, especially on the ears; teach children not to insert foreign objects into their ears; In case of any disturbing symptoms, immediately contact the hospital.
1815 - the first industrial cheese factory in the world began operating in Switzerland. No wonder because Swiss cheese is famous throughout the globe.
1820 - Elizabeth Blackwell, an Englishwoman, the world's first female doctor, was born.
1847 - Alexander Graham Bell, American inventor, telephone set designer, was born.
1861 - the emperor of the Russian Empire, Alexander II, abolished slavery in the empire.
1875 - The premiere in Paris of the opera “Carmen” by Georges Bizet ended in failure. The libretto of the opera was reproached with vulgarity, and the music with excessive “scholarship”, colorlessness, insufficient romance and sophistication. As a result, the opera was declared "immoral." The failure of "Carmen" had a serious effect on Bizet and had a fatal effect on his health, exactly three months later, on June 3, 1875, Bizet died. He was only 36 years old.
1883 - Cyril Bert was born, a British psychologist. Known for studying the effects of heredity on intelligence and behavior.
1895 - born Ragnar Frisch, Norwegian economist, Nobel Prize winner in 1969 (the first Nobel Prize in economics).
1913 - On the eve of the inauguration of the President of the United States, 5,000 women marched in Washington, demanding that all citizens of the country have equal voting rights.
1918 - Arthur Konberg, American biochemist, Nobel laureate of 1959 (physiology and medicine) was born.
1919 - the world's first international airmail was sent.
1923 - The first issue of the American ''Time'' magazine was published.
1931 - George Pullman was born, an American designer of a luxury railroad car.
1955 - Elvis Presley first appeared on television.
1960 - English Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, in a speech in Cape Town, launched the catchphrase "Wind of Change".
1966 - Soviet automatic interplanetary station ''Luna-9'', launched on January 31, for the first time in the world, landed on the surface of the Moon in the region of Ocean of Storms and transmitted the first lunar photo-panorama.
1978 - Charlie Chaplin’s coffin was excavated and stolen for ransom . The police arrested the criminals and the body of the actor was reburied on May 17, 1978 at the Meruz cemetery in Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland, under 6 feet (1.8 m) of concrete to prevent such attempts in the future.
2005 - Steve Fossett on the ''Scaled Composites Virgin Atlantic Global Flayer'' performs the first single non-stop flight around the Earth.
World Day of Peace for the Writer
In 1921, the PEN club was created (the name is an abbreviation formed by the first letters of the words poets, essayists and authors of novels, novelists. In aggregate, these three letters create the word “pen ".
The idea of creating the organization belongs to the English writer Catherine Amy Dawson-Scott. The first president of the PEN Club was John Galsworthy.
On January 12-18, 1986, the 48th PEN Club International Congress was held, and it was its participants who decided to declare March 3 as the “World Day of Peace for the Writer”. At that time, foam centers already existed in more than a hundred states. Today, such centers operate in 130 countries.
Nowadays in a number of countries this holiday has expanded the declared spectrum. It is simply called “The Day of the Writer” and is the reason for honoring the most distinguished literary figures.
International Day for Ear and Hearing Health
It is assumed that on this day, medical and volunteer organizations in different countries should conduct activities aimed at raising public awareness of possible problems related to hearing.
Today, hearing loss is considered the most common sensory form of disability in the world. According to WHO, more than 275 million people suffer from deafness and hearing impairment. The main causes of deafness and hearing loss (incomplete hearing loss) are chronic ear infections, a number of diseases: rubella, measles, mumps, meningitis, as well as the effects of certain drugs and harmful environmental factors, primarily noise.
According to doctors, about half of all cases of deafness and other hearing impairments can be prevented by eliminating the causes of their development. Among the preventive measures most often referred to as immunization of the population, maternal and child health, and ensuring occupational health.
In addition, doctors give advice to parents. In particular, it is recommended to ensure that dirty water does not fall into the child’s ears; do not spank the child, especially on the ears; teach children not to insert foreign objects into their ears; In case of any disturbing symptoms, immediately contact the hospital.
Also on March 3...
1820 - Elizabeth Blackwell, an Englishwoman, the world's first female doctor, was born.
1847 - Alexander Graham Bell, American inventor, telephone set designer, was born.
1861 - the emperor of the Russian Empire, Alexander II, abolished slavery in the empire.
1875 - The premiere in Paris of the opera “Carmen” by Georges Bizet ended in failure. The libretto of the opera was reproached with vulgarity, and the music with excessive “scholarship”, colorlessness, insufficient romance and sophistication. As a result, the opera was declared "immoral." The failure of "Carmen" had a serious effect on Bizet and had a fatal effect on his health, exactly three months later, on June 3, 1875, Bizet died. He was only 36 years old.
1883 - Cyril Bert was born, a British psychologist. Known for studying the effects of heredity on intelligence and behavior.
1895 - born Ragnar Frisch, Norwegian economist, Nobel Prize winner in 1969 (the first Nobel Prize in economics).
1913 - On the eve of the inauguration of the President of the United States, 5,000 women marched in Washington, demanding that all citizens of the country have equal voting rights.
1918 - Arthur Konberg, American biochemist, Nobel laureate of 1959 (physiology and medicine) was born.
1919 - the world's first international airmail was sent.
1923 - The first issue of the American ''Time'' magazine was published.
1931 - George Pullman was born, an American designer of a luxury railroad car.
1955 - Elvis Presley first appeared on television.
1960 - English Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, in a speech in Cape Town, launched the catchphrase "Wind of Change".
1966 - Soviet automatic interplanetary station ''Luna-9'', launched on January 31, for the first time in the world, landed on the surface of the Moon in the region of Ocean of Storms and transmitted the first lunar photo-panorama.
1978 - Charlie Chaplin’s coffin was excavated and stolen for ransom . The police arrested the criminals and the body of the actor was reburied on May 17, 1978 at the Meruz cemetery in Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland, under 6 feet (1.8 m) of concrete to prevent such attempts in the future.
2005 - Steve Fossett on the ''Scaled Composites Virgin Atlantic Global Flayer'' performs the first single non-stop flight around the Earth.
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