May 13, or Mothers Day
Zodiac Sign Taurus
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
Taurus, May 13. People born on on this day are often very popular in society. With obvious ease, without resorting to any tricks, they achieve recognition and success that others can only be given incredible work. Unfortunately, such an ease in achieving the goal sometimes causes reproach from others, who are ready to accuse these people of a superficial attitude to life and carelessness.
Born 13 may can have a significant impact on others. That is why they should be very careful to calculate the possible consequences of both their actions and not always pleasant statements.
In addition, those born on this day have the ability to convey their thoughts not only by speech, but even by physical presence.
***
Taurus men born on May 13:
- have the following characteristics:
- hard work,
- gallantry,
- realism.
- Taurus are not idealistic, preferring to analyze and choose a woman who is comfortable for themselves for life.
- They prefer an equal relationship, and once married, they rarely get divorced.
Taurus women born on May 13:
- endowed with such traits:
- down-to-earthness,
- dependence,
- as well as sensuality.
- Taurus is one of the most beautiful women in the zodiacal constellation, characterized by powerful sexual energy and a desire to be the center of attention.
- Often they become the soul of the company, while not claiming to be unconditional leadership.
Holidays
Mothers Day
Every year on the second Sunday in May, in many countries of Europe, Africa, North and South America, Australia, China and Japan, one of the brightest and kindest holidays is Mother's Day.
This holiday is more than one hundred years old. Although the origins of the celebration of Mother's Day, perhaps, should be sought in the holidays of spring, which the inhabitants of ancient Greece dedicated to Rhea, the mother of the great god Zeus. Since 1600, the tradition of celebrating Mother Sunday has appeared in England. On this day, which was on the fourth Sunday of Lent, the mothers were honored. And on this day it was impossible to work, it was necessary to visit parents.
The history of today's Mother's Day is as follows. In 1907, a young American woman, Anna Jarvis, from West Virginia, initiated the celebration of mothers in memory of her mother, who died prematurely. Anna wrote letters to state institutions, legislative bodies, outstanding persons with the proposal to devote one day a year to the honoring of mothers.
Her efforts were crowned with success - in 1910 Virginia was the first to recognize Mother's Day as an official holiday. In 1912 the International Mother's Day Association was established with the purpose of spreading the conscious celebration of this day. Although in fact it is a holiday of eternity: from generation to generation for each of us, mother is the most important person. Since 1914 this holiday has received official status in the USA.
Certainly, Mother's Day is one of the most touching holidays, because all of us, from childhood to our last days, carry in our soul the unique and unique image - the image of our mother who will understand everything, forgive, always regret and will love without reserve for what.
Happiness and beauty of motherhood were praised in all ages by the best artists and poets. And it is not accidental - on how much a woman reputed in the state, bringing up children, you can determine the degree of culture and well-being of society. Happy children grow up in a friendly family and under the care of a happy mother.
And on this day, children congratulate their beloved mothers on their holiday with gratitude for tireless care, patience, love and devotion. And men thank not only their mothers, but also their wives, who gave them the joy of fatherhood. In many countries celebrations, exhibitions, concerts are held in honor of this holiday ... Mothers are given flowers, small souvenirs, pleasant trifles, unexpected surprises and hot kisses. Although the main gift is attention. And, of course, today's holiday can not do without dinner in the family circle.
1501 - Amerigo Vespucci went on a trip to the West (during the trip he found out that Columbus had discovered a new continent).
1637 - Cardinal Richelieu, remembering about his enemies, he ordered to round out all the daggers with which they cut meat and food, thus creating a table knife.
1840 - Alfons Daudet, French prose writer and playwright (''Tartarin de Tarascon'', ''Le Nabab'') was born.
1846 - United States formally declared war on Mexico.
1857 - due to ridiculous rumors that high houses would fall, the Parisians left the city in a panic.
1895 - the laboratory of Nikola Tesla, an American inventor, of Serb nationality, burned down in the USA. Records of experiments and research in the field of radio, X-rays, wireless sound transmission, energy transmission and self-propelled crews for which Tesla did not manage to issue a patent or put into production died in fire. In particular, as far back as 1893, Tesla built a wave radio transmitter and demonstrated its work. In 1943, the US Supreme Court confirmed Tesla’s rights to the invention of radio.
1916 - Sholom Aleichem (real name Solomon Rabinovich), Jewish writer, died.
1920 - at the conference of dentists, in Manchester, sugar was named the main cause of tooth disease, and to avoid harmful effects, it was recommended to drink sugar free champagne after sweets.
1937 - Roger Zelazny was born, American science fiction writer (“The Chronicles of Amber”, “Bridge of Ashes”, “Roadmarks”, “Here There Be Dragons ”).
1939 - Harvey Keitel, American actor (“Pulp Fiction”, “Reservoir Dogs”, “Taxi Driver”, “From Dusk Till Dawn”) was born.
1950 - born Stevie Wander (real name Steveland Judkins Morris), American singer and composer, blind from birth.
1950 - The first race of the first Formula 1 championship took place in Silverstone, the English city.
1958 - Georg de Mestral registered the trademark of Velcro developed by him (from the French words velours - velvet and crochet - "hook"). So it is still called in some Western European countries today.
1961 - Dennis Rodman was born, American basketball player, NBA player, film actor, host of his own program on MTV, author of best-selling books, actor and showbiz.
1965 - The Rolling Stones released the single "Satisfaction".
1986 - Robert Pattinson, British actor, model and musician, was born. He is known as the performer of the role of Edward Cullen in the vampire saga “Twilight” based on the works of Stephanie Meyer and the role of Cedric Diggory in the adaptation of the book by JK Rowling “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”. In 2008, for his role in the movie “How to Be” won the main prize of the Strasbourg Festival for the best male role.
1986 - Alexander Rybak, a Norwegian singer, musician, was born in Belarus. Winner of Eurovision 2009, scored a record number of points - 387.
1991 - Apple Corporation launched the Macintosh System 7.0.
1961 - Gary Cooper (b. 1901), American film actor, died.
1992 - American cosmonauts were in outer space for 8 hours and 29 minutes (world record), for the first time three cosmonauts went into space at once.
1998 - A group of Barbie doll fans took to the streets of Los Angeles with posters demanding that their idol be depicted on a stamp in honor of the 2000 American Post Office Program. A month earlier, it was announced that Barbie is one of 30 candidates who will compete for the right to be imprinted on stamps dedicated to the 60s. The demonstration did not help - there were more impressive personalities.
2002 - Valery Lobanovsky, Soviet and Ukrainian football coach, died.
2003 - The Shaolin Monastery paid taxes for the first time. The monastery received money from one cinema company - for the use of its brand. This is the first income of the monastery after the abbot decided to take up the protection of intellectual property.
Also on May 13...
1637 - Cardinal Richelieu, remembering about his enemies, he ordered to round out all the daggers with which they cut meat and food, thus creating a table knife.
1840 - Alfons Daudet, French prose writer and playwright (''Tartarin de Tarascon'', ''Le Nabab'') was born.
1846 - United States formally declared war on Mexico.
1895 - the laboratory of Nikola Tesla, an American inventor, of Serb nationality, burned down in the USA. Records of experiments and research in the field of radio, X-rays, wireless sound transmission, energy transmission and self-propelled crews for which Tesla did not manage to issue a patent or put into production died in fire. In particular, as far back as 1893, Tesla built a wave radio transmitter and demonstrated its work. In 1943, the US Supreme Court confirmed Tesla’s rights to the invention of radio.
1916 - Sholom Aleichem (real name Solomon Rabinovich), Jewish writer, died.
1920 - at the conference of dentists, in Manchester, sugar was named the main cause of tooth disease, and to avoid harmful effects, it was recommended to drink sugar free champagne after sweets.
1937 - Roger Zelazny was born, American science fiction writer (“The Chronicles of Amber”, “Bridge of Ashes”, “Roadmarks”, “Here There Be Dragons ”).
1939 - Harvey Keitel, American actor (“Pulp Fiction”, “Reservoir Dogs”, “Taxi Driver”, “From Dusk Till Dawn”) was born.
1950 - born Stevie Wander (real name Steveland Judkins Morris), American singer and composer, blind from birth.
1950 - The first race of the first Formula 1 championship took place in Silverstone, the English city.
1958 - Georg de Mestral registered the trademark of Velcro developed by him (from the French words velours - velvet and crochet - "hook"). So it is still called in some Western European countries today.
1961 - Dennis Rodman was born, American basketball player, NBA player, film actor, host of his own program on MTV, author of best-selling books, actor and showbiz.
1965 - The Rolling Stones released the single "Satisfaction".
1986 - Robert Pattinson, British actor, model and musician, was born. He is known as the performer of the role of Edward Cullen in the vampire saga “Twilight” based on the works of Stephanie Meyer and the role of Cedric Diggory in the adaptation of the book by JK Rowling “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”. In 2008, for his role in the movie “How to Be” won the main prize of the Strasbourg Festival for the best male role.
1986 - Alexander Rybak, a Norwegian singer, musician, was born in Belarus. Winner of Eurovision 2009, scored a record number of points - 387.
1991 - Apple Corporation launched the Macintosh System 7.0.
1961 - Gary Cooper (b. 1901), American film actor, died.
1998 - A group of Barbie doll fans took to the streets of Los Angeles with posters demanding that their idol be depicted on a stamp in honor of the 2000 American Post Office Program. A month earlier, it was announced that Barbie is one of 30 candidates who will compete for the right to be imprinted on stamps dedicated to the 60s. The demonstration did not help - there were more impressive personalities.
2002 - Valery Lobanovsky, Soviet and Ukrainian football coach, died.
2003 - The Shaolin Monastery paid taxes for the first time. The monastery received money from one cinema company - for the use of its brand. This is the first income of the monastery after the abbot decided to take up the protection of intellectual property.
Comments
Post a Comment