September 4, or "Kodak" and Taekwon-do Day
Zodiac Sign Virgo
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Virgo, September 4. The dominant theme in the lives of those born on this day is the theme of creation.
It does not matter what success they have achieved in their careers, how the situation in their family develops or what their social status is, they are in one way or another close to issues related to the establishment of new structures and forms that could function successfully in practice.
Although many of the people born on this day have strong technical abilities, they shine more in planning and generating ideas.
The creation of branched systems that, for example, produce goods or offer services, is their strength.
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Virgo men born on September 4:
- boast the following characteristics:
- analyst,
- clean,
- reasonable,
- decent,
- caring.
- Virgo man can like only a woman who is ideal in every sense - modest, well-mannered, educated, with an impeccable appearance, inaccessible and mysterious.
- You should not expect surprises or explosive emotions from a Virgo man.
- It is stable, consistent, and very predictable.
- He performs all his actions according to a clear plan, understanding the logic of which, you can understand the man himself.
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Virgo women born on September 4:
- endowed with such traits:
- prudent,
- independent,
- modest.
- Virgos strive for excellence in everything - in their careers, and in relationships, and in appearance.
- Coquetry is alien to them, but false modesty is also an atypical feature of Virgos.
- They with dignity accept well-deserved compliments and courtship, but do not flatter them.
- Virgo women are well versed in people, they are difficult to deceive or mislead.
Main event
George Eastman received a patent for a camera refueled with photographic film, and registered a trademark "Kodak"
September 4, 1888
The history of Kodak began in 1880, when George Eastman, a clerk of an insurance company, invented a method for making dry negative plates and created a company called ''Dry Plates of Eastman''. The desire to make the photo a mass hobby was the main stimulus to the development of the company and to the development of methods that make it possible to simplify the process of photography as much as possible.September 4, 1888
George Eastman on the deck of the steamer. The picture was taken with a camera "Kodak" No. 1
In 1888, the company developed a completely new model of the camera, the predecessor of modern compact cameras, instead of a cumbersome set of camera, tripod, tent, chemicals, glass plates, various tanks... Simplicity of the model design and ease of use made this camera highly popular.
Anticipating the mass enthusiasm for photography, Eastman proposed to invent a name for the camera, which would sound the same in all languages, was bright, easily remembered and pronounced.
So the word "Kodak" was born, which was registered as a trademark in 1888. There were many beautiful theories about the origin of this word. But it turned out that Eastman just invented it. Soon it migrated to the name of the company, which in 1890 was renamed the Eastman Kodak Company.
In order to photograph was really easy and simple, it was important to facilitate the process of making photographs. For this purpose, a network of special photolaboratories was created, where it was possible to bring a camera with a film shot. The camera was recharged with a new film, and the photos were shown and printed.
Holidays
International Taekwon-do Day
Taekwon-do - Korean martial art. A characteristic feature is the active use of legs in battle; and for both strikes and blocks.
23 years ago, on September 4, 1994, the International Olympic Committee at its session in Paris (France) announced the recognition of the WTF Taekwondo and the adoption of the official Olympic sport in 2000 at the Olympic Games in Sydney (Australia). This day was approved at the General Assembly in Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) in 2006 and has since been celebrated as World Taekwondo Day.
Continuous development and improvement of business led to the development of a new concept - the creation of a network of photolaboratories, united by a common brand Kodak-Express. Established in 1980 in England, this network has developed rapidly and currently covers most countries in the world.
Also on September 4...
1802 - German philologist Georg Grotefend presented the world's first successful translation of the Babylonian cuneiform.
1837 - at New York University, Samuel Morse for the first time demonstrated his invention - the telegraph.
1882 - in New York, Thomas Edison launched the world's first central power station and for the first time in history turned on commercial electric lighting (for 85 paid customers).
1885 - first self-service cafe in the United States opened in New York.
1913 - last great geographical discovery. An expedition on the icebreakers "Taimyr" and "Vaigach" under the leadership of Boris Vilkitsky discovered the land of Nicholas II and the island of Tsarevich Alexei (now North Land).
1940 - American broadcast system ''Columbia'' demonstrated a color television image at the ''W2XAB'' station.
1947 - first theater festival opened in Avignon (France). It was organized by Jean Vilar.
1957 - first flight of the ''TU-104A'', passenger jet aircraft began on the route Moscow-New York.
1959 - in the US, a novelty appears on sale - pantyhose.
1981 - Beyonce was born, American R & B performer, dancer, music producer, actress and fashion designer.
1985 - remains of the ''Titanic'', on the Atlantic seafloor are photographed using a remote control.
1989 - Georges Simenon (b. 1903), Belgian writer, author of a series of detective-psychological novels about Commissioner Megre, died.
1997 - Hans Jürgen Eysenck (b. 1916), a British scientist and psychologist, author of the popular IQ test, died.
1998 - ''Google'' company is founded.
2006 - Steve Irwin (p. 1962), Australian zoologist and naturalist, "Crocodile Hunter", died on the set of the television program "Ocean's Deadliest", receiving a fatal blow of the stingray to the heart region.
2009 - American paratrooper Stephen Green received 5 life sentences for atrocities against civilians in Iraq.
2015 - Chandra Bahadur Dangi (born 1939), a Nepalese citizen, who is recognized as the smallest adult man in history (listed in the Guinness Book of Records) died.
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