November 19, or Men's, Glass, Meteorological and Toilet Day
Zodiac Sign Scorpio
Talisman of the day - opal
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Scorpio, November 19. Those born on this day filled with revolutionary spirit, therefore everywhere they tried to start changes.
But don’t think that they will satisfy with the usual objection. An ardent reformer they will not just watch to a light vibes in the community, they needs to create something absolutely new. They are a radical and conservator in the one package, where are mixed references of anarchy and good-being.
Whether they wants it or not, but in everyday life there will always be a subject of control. And the bottom line is that it will be used against them or they will be suppressing something.
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Scorpio men born on November 19: Jack Dorsey, Tyga, Adam Driver.
- shrewd,
- intuitive,
- mysterious,
- intriguing.
- easily conquer women with their charisma and charm,
- they like to make grand gestures, do not skimp on gifts and surprises,
- relationship with them is a real storm of passions and experiences,
- do not tolerate rejections and do not compromise,
- they are maximalists, accustomed to getting what they want at any cost. Sometimes this determination borders on obsession.
Scorpio women born on November 19: Jodie Foster, Indira Gandhi, Alison Janney.
- attractive,
- generous,
- mysterious,
- enthusiastic,
- morose,
- manipulative
- she is bored of being in a stable, even relationship, they constantly need new emotions and experiences,
- in a relationship awaits admiration and unquestioning fulfillment of all her desires
- used to being in the spotlight
- she is constantly on the move
- easily joins new companies and can support any conversation.
Holidays
November 19
International Men's Day
( Again, previous Man's Day on November 3)
Father, who dreamed about 2 sons.
The holiday came from the Carib: for the first time it was celebrated in 1999 by residents of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
Later, the holiday found support around the globe and today it is celebrated in more than 60 countries of the world, including Russia, the USA, Great Britain, Canada, Denmark, Norway, France, Italy, Ireland, Australia, India, China, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica , Romania, South Africa, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Seychelles, Burundi, Isle of Man, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Pakistan, Cuba, Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Grenada and Cayman Islands, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Ghana, Singapore, Malta and other countries. Subsequently, this holiday found support in Australia, the Caribbean, North America, Asia, Europe and the United Nations.
This Men's Day, (wait a minute!), was established to draw attention to gender discrimination and to the problem of gender inequality.
Dr. Jerome Tiluxingh of the University of the West Indies was the initiator. He proposed to establish a holiday that would emphasize the positive role of men in the family and society.
Dr. Tiluxing chose the date of his conduct on November 19, the birthday of his own father, who, he said, was an excellent example to follow.
The Day of the Glass Producer
The history of glass craft began in the 3-4 century. The products of this material brought the Greeks.
The flowering of glass making falls on the XI century. Masters have learned to make real works of art out of glass. In those days, glass was considered an exquisite decoration.
Every year, glass factories produce millions of tons of glass.
Hydro Meteorological Service Day
Every year, organizations of the Hydro meteorological Service give about 275 thousand forecasts and warnings, including about 1.5 thousand of operational information and special reports; more than 7 thousand daily hydro meteorological bulletins, about one thousand agromet bulletins, about 80 thousand meteorological and 100 thousand aeronautical meteorological forecasts, about 5 thousand warnings about dangerous and natural hydro meteorological phenomena.
World Toilet Day
On this day, another holiday is celebrated - World Toilet Day.
It was installed in 2001 during an international conference in Singapore devoted to the problems of toilets.
By the way, the conference venue was not chosen by chance: Singapore is famous for immaculate cleanliness of latrines.
Also on November 19...
1493 - In his second trip to the New World, Columbus discovers the island of Puerto Rico.
1703 - a prisoner died in Bastille as “a man in an iron mask” .
1711 - born Mikhail Vasilyevich Lomonosov, the first Russian natural scientist of world importance, poet who laid the foundations of the modern Russian literary language, artist, historian and philosopher.
1770 - Ivan Kruzenshtern, Russian navigator, admiral, head of the first Russian round-the-world voyage, was born.
1819 - The Prado Museum opened in Madrid.
1891 - sold the first toy railway.
1888 - José Raul Capablanca, Cuban chess player, third world champion, was born.
1942 - Calvin Klein, an American fashion designer, was born.
1960 - Clark Gable, Hollywood actor, movie star and sex symbol of 1930-1940, died.
1961 - Meg Ryan was born, an American actress (“City of Angels,” “When Harry Met Sally,” “Letter to You”).
1962 - Jody Foster was born, American actress (“The Silence of the Lambs”, “Maverick”, “The Illusion of Flight”).
1969 - Brazilian footballer Pele scores his 1000th goal in his 909th match.
1997 - the first cosmonaut of Ukraine Leonid Kadenyuk flew into space. The space flight took place from November 19 to December 5, 1997 on the American space ship Columbia. The flight as part of an international crew lasted 15 days 16 hours 35 minutes 1 sec.
2012 - Boris Strugatsky (b. 1933), science fiction writer, screenwriter, translator, died.
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