Description: An unwavering personality and extraordinary talent would be the quick way to describe Tom Wolfe. Determined and with qualities, he dedicated his life to letters. Using them to describe events and also invented stories, although using a severe realism, he managed to bring his first novel to the big screen. Part of his personal brand was wearing a white suit.
Description: He was born in Warsaw, in what was then the Zarato of Poland (territory administered by the Russian Empire). He studied clandestinely at the "floating university" in Warsaw and began his scientific training in that city. In 1891, at age 24, he followed his older sister Bronisława Dłuska to Paris, where he completed his studies and carried out his most outstanding scientific works. She shared the 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics with her husband Pierre Curie and physicist Henri Becquerel. Years later, he won the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry alone. Although he received French citizenship and supported his new homeland, he never lost his Polish identity: he taught his daughters his mother tongue and took them to his visits to Poland.6 He named ...
Description: The famous Achilles heel comes from the place where an arrow hit the mythical warrior of Greece of the XIII century a.C. That was the cause of his death, a simple arrow knocked down the great hero. Achilles was the son of the immortal nymph Tethys, and of Peleus. With very little information about Achilles, Homer and those who have told his story have been adding and removing things more or less valued. Hated by some and idolized by others, he has become a key figure in mythology and history.
Description: Emotions are psychophysiological reactions that represent ways of adaptation to certain stimuli of the individual when he perceives an important object, person, place, event or memory. Psychologically, emotions alter attention, raise certain behavior guiding the responses of the individual and activate relevant associative networks in memory.1 Feelings are the result of emotions, are more durable over time and can be verbalized ( words). Physiologically, emotions quickly organize the responses of different biological systems, including facial expressions, muscles, voice, activity of the SNA and the endocrine system, with the aim of establishing an optimal internal environment for the most effective behavior. 2 The various emotional state...
Description: Maybe it seems easy to think that the more you crush a gas, the less space it occupies and the greater its pressure, but nobody cared about it until the father of modern chemistry, devoted his time and effort to it. Surely a law with his name can be enough to pay tribute, but if someone wants a shirt with the idol Boyle, here is the ideogram of the geeks of chemistry.
Description: Nine are the knights who defend the qualities that every person should have. The results will depend on the commitment and the way forward. It's never been easier before. Put a gentleman in each of them and get goals before dreamed, now realized. Nothing can stop you if you attend with the appropriate criteria in each circumstance, since they, the defenders of the values, will know what to do. It's not about fighting to win the Peace and International Concord prize, it's about being the best version of you. Little by little, you will find the way you have made, and you will build a better world for yourself, for those who are close by, and in reality for everyone. BN18 encourages you to name these 9 defenders of values, share your ...
Description: Royal Enfield began in the United Kingdom to make bicycles in 1892 and quadricycles around 1898, under the name Enfield Cycle Company. His first motorcycles were produced in 1901 using engines from other factories. Production stopped in 1905 and started again in 1910 when they made a 425cc V – Twin (2.25 hp). Royal Enfield did not start using its own engines until 1914 when they created a 225cc two-stroke engine and a 425cc V-Twin. After WW I, they produced a larger 976cc Twin engine. In 1924 they launched their first 350cc four-stroke motorcycle using a JAP engine. This one was soon replaced by its own 350cc engine with side valves and another with head valves. By 1927, Royal Enfield produced a 488cc with a four-speed gearbox. In the ...
Description: One of the largest and barely able to move the eyes. It is clear that the power of the mind is extraordinary. Hawking gives us a good example of the importance of ideas and the ability to think since he based those pillars and dedicated his life so that the rest of us had an answer to a question that no one could answer.
Description: Nothing further from reality, Boris Karloff is remembered as a gentleman, who instead of giving scares, distributed generosity. Surely, his Frankenstein character that rolled thanks to Bela Lugosi rejected the role is his most transcended interpretation, but one must also remember that Imhotep, was another of his starring roles in the mummy's movie. Imhotep is considered the first polymath, wise in different fields of science, arts and humanities. Here is a memory for this universal Brit.
Description: Enrico Fermi the great physicist. His great ability to solve theoretical physics problems and his ability to simplify very complex situations made him something like a prophet. In 1926 he began teaching theoretical physics at the University of Rome. There he developed a new type of statistics to explain the behavior of electrons, in addition to developing a theory about beta radioactive decay, and since 1934 he investigated artificial radioactivity by bombarding elements with neutrons. Thanks to this work, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1938. Royal Enfield did not start using his own engines until 1914 when they created a 225cc two-stroke engine and a 425cc V-Twin. After WW I, they produced a larger 976cc Twin engine....
Description: The work conceived 22 years before its creation and as original idea, had to be a representation of Dante devising the "Divine Comedy". In the end nothing of that, in the end it is a representation of a man, that when dreaming, thinks, and thinks creates. This work is the icon of all the work of a sculptor Auguste Rodin. a French artist, who questioned the foundations of sculpture and with basically self-taught training. In this ideogram questions who thinks, whether the work or the creator. A symbiosis that actually forces us to think how much we are influenced by the works, when creating.
Description: Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart (Salzburg, January 27, 1756-Vienna, December 5, 1791), better known as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart or simply Mozart, was a composer and pianist of the former Archbishopric of Salzburg (formerly part of the Holy Roman Empire) Romano Germanicus, currently part of Austria), master of Classicism, considered one of the most influential and prominent musicians in history
