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óæå ïðîøëî 05 May
1921 : Launch of Chanel No. 5On May 5, 1921, Coco Chanel launched her perfume Chanel No. 5. The perfume was created by Ernest Beaux at the request of Coco Chanel who wished the most expensive perfume in the world. |
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1961 : First American in spaceOn 5 May 1961, Alan B. Shepard Jr. became the first American in space in the spacecraft Freedom 7 for 16 minutes at 187 km from the earth. |
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1981 : Bobby Sands diesOn May 5, 1981, thousands of people came to mourn after the death of the Irish activist Bobby Sands after 66 days of hunger strike. |
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2002 : Jacques Chirac re-electedOn May 5, 2002, Jacques Chirac was reelected president of the French Republic with over 82% of the vote against the leader of the far-right. |
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2005 : Re-election of Tony BlairOn May 5, 2005, in the United Kingdom, the Labour Party wins the elections for the third consecutive time allowing Tony Blair to start a third term as Prime Minister. |
Íîâîñòè äíÿ : 05 May
| International Midwives' Day May 5 is the International Midwives' Day. This day the public is informed about the multiple facets and the skills needed for this profession. |
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| Liberation Day 5 May is Liberation Day in Denmark and the Netherlands, which commemorates the liberation of the two countries by Allied troops in 1945. |
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| Patriots' Victory Day May 5 is the Patriots' Victory Day in Ethiopia to commemorate the country's liberation from the Italian occupation by Allied troops in 1941. |
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| Coronation Day in Thailand May 5 is the Coronation Day in Thailand to celebrate the coronation of King Bhumibol Adulyadej or Rama IX, which was held on May 5, 1950. |
Öèòàòà äíÿ : 05 May
| Coco Chanel As long as you know men are like children, you know everything! |
Äíè ðîæäåíèÿ : 05 May
| Uda, Emperor of Japan (867) | |
| Louis Hachette, French publisher (1800) | |
| Søren Kierkegaard, Danish philosopher (1813) | |
| Karl Marx, German philosopher (1818) | |
| John Stetson, American hatter (1830) | |
| Nellie Bly, American journalist (1864) | |
| Charles Exbrayat, French writer (1906) | |
| Tyrone Power, American actor (1914) | |
| Alice Faye, American actress (1915) | |
| Georgios Papadopoulos, Greek dictator (1919) | |
| Arthur Schawlow, American physicist, Nobel Prize Laureate (1921) | |
| Jacques Médecin, French politician (1928) | |
| Michel Regnier (Greg), Belgian and French comics writer (1931) | |
| Bernard Pivot, French journalist (1935) | |
| Lance Henriksen, American actor (1940) | |
| Michael Palin, English comedian (1943) | |
| John Rhys-Davies, Welsh actor (1944) | |
| Melinda Culea, American actress (1955) | |
| Jean-François Copé, French politician (1964) | |
| Josh Weinstein, American writer (The Simpsons) (1966) | |
| Juan Pablo Sorín, Argentine footballer (1976) | |
| Virginie Efira, Belgian television host and actress (1977) | |
| Craig David, English singer (1981) | |
| Jay Bothroyd, English footballer (1982) | |
| Adele, English singer (1988) |
Ils nous ont quitté un 05 May
| Jean Astruc, French physician (1766) | |
| Napoleon Bonaparte , French politician (1821) | |
| John MacBride, Irish republican (1916) | |
| Alfred Fried, Austrian pacifist, Nobel Peace Prize (1921) | |
| Carlos Saavedra Lamas, Argentine politician, Nobel Peace Prize (1959) | |
| Bobby Sands, Irish activist (1981) | |
| Jean-Claude Pascal, French singer (1992) | |
| Walter Sisulu, South African anti-apartheid activist (2003) | |
| Theodore Maiman, American physicist (Laser) (2007) |
Øóòêà äíÿ : 05 May
Respond to offensive messages on chatIt can be useful to know how to react when someone insults you on a messenger or a blog. We must first take into account that in a chat, a message can be misinterpreted and that its author may want to say something completely different from what we think at first reading because we can not be helped by the tone of voice or facial expression to determine the state of mind of the sender. Therefore, we should read the rude message several times to be sure we understand. We can respond by asking for clarification on the remarks. If the answer is always rude, we may reply that is that everyone is entitled to his opinions but must remain polite. Then we can put the peron in position "ignore" if possible, otherwise it is better to sign off. There is also the possibility to contact the administrator to ask his help. However it is unnecessary to answer in the same tone as the author of the rude message : there are enough chats or blogs to discuss all issues to stay on a messager which makes you feel uncomfortable. |
