Others made fortunes with his inventions, but Tesla was penniless and rejected as he failed to protect his commercial interests. He invested all his money into inventions to make men’s life a little easier. Tesla was born at the stroke of midnight between July 9th and 10th 1856. A fierce electrical storm raged that night. His father was an Orthodox priest. His mother accompanied by .one of the oldest Serbian families. In his boyhood he suffered from a peculiar reflection due to the appearance of images often descended from strong flashes of light. He was unable to distinguish whether what he saw was tangible or not. He pictured the Niagara in his imagination as a big wheel run by the Nature. In his room he could hear the ticking of a watch with 3 rooms between him and the timepiece. A carriage passed in a distance of a few miles fairly shacked his whole body
6. No animal shall kill any other animal. 7. All animals are equal. Greatest quotes ● “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.” ● “All men are enemies. All animals are comrades.” ● “Man is the only creature that consumes without producing.” ● “His answer to every problem, every setback was “I will work harder!” - which he had adopted as his personal motto.” George Orwell ● Eric Arthur Blair ● June 25, 1903 in Bengal, India ● In boyhood he began to understand the differences between member of social classes. ● Was notably fascinated Jonathan Swift’s “Gulliver’s travels” Kasutatud allikad http://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/a/animal-farm/george-orwell-biography http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_Farm http://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/2207778-animal-farm-a-fairy-story
sheperdiss. "Emma, Lady Hamilton" the painter´s most frequent sitter, the most famous work. Thomas Gainsborough. Born in Suffolk, studied under van Dyck, moved to London, one of the founders of the Royal Academy. His art was at the beginning naive, unskilful, strict. "The Blue Boy" a friend of the artist, the most famous painting. "Mr and Mrs Andrews" right after marriage, masterpiece of his early years. "Mrs Burroughs" painter´s aunt, the headmaster of his boyhood school. He painted landscapes and portraits, used bright colours. Kadri Keernik: "The Swinging Sixties" Fashion, young people, pantyhose, baby pills, Volkswagen bus, flower power, anti-war movement, hippies, psychedelic drugs, Summer of Love, Woodstock festival. Art was also psychedelic and created under the effect of LSD or other drugs. Civil rights, free speech, women´s movement, first moon landing, England won FIFA world Cup. Supermodel Twiggy,
The only way to make a picture into a theory is to take it overliterally, to treat it as if it were a theory and see how it needs to be refined. Kripke does just that, though he leaves the refinement to others. Problems for the CausalHistorical Theory The causalhistorical view's key notion is that of the passing on of reference from one person to another. But not just any such transfer will do. First, we must rule out the "naming after" phenomenon. My boyhood friend John Lewis acquired a sheepdog, and named it "Napoleon" after the emperor; he had the historical Napoleon explicitly in mind and wanted to name his dog after that famous person. "Naming after" is a link in a causalhistorical chain: it is only because the emperor was named "Napoleon" that John Lewis named his dog that. But it is the wrong kind of link. To rule it out, Kripke requires that "[w]hen the name is `passed from link to link', the receiver of the name must . .
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