Inspiring stories

World Leaders encouragement quote

2012-08-10T23:45:00.000-07:00

John Foster Dulles
"The size of success is not how severe the problem you are facing, but if your problem is the same as what you faced last year"

J.K Rowling
"It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might never lived at all - in this case, you fail from the start"

Saadi (Persian Poet)
"Fun person through an act is better than a thousand times bowed his head in prayer"

Dag Hammarskjold
"Never measure the height of a mountain, until you have been at its peak. Then, you will see how low the mountain"

R.W. Emerson
"Do not be afraid of and voters in the act. Life is an experiment. The more experiments you make, the better"

Marilyn Ferguson
"Fear is the question: What are you afraid, and why? As well as the health of seed which is located on the disease, because there is information in the disease, the fear of you like a room that is rich in knowledge about yourself if you can explore"

Farrah Gray
"In life we do not get what we want, but so what we are is what we get in life. If we want to get more, we should be able to become more, in order to become more, you have to deal with rejection"

Unique Fact 6 World Leaders

2012-08-09T23:43:00.000-07:00

The following are some interesting facts are worth noting. Not because of the greatness of his character, but due to the unique facts that accompany life's journey of the hero.
Although only info-info-soft mild distraction, but okay for our brains are packed with refreshing news that heavy-weight ...

1. Kublai Khan

Of course you all know by Kublai Khan. Yup, the Mongol emperor who was very cruel and expansive, this turned out to have a very high tolerance side. Believe it not, Kublai Khan is a prominent leader of the world's first to declare that the great days of Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam serve as the official state holiday. Just so you know, Kublai Khan was a grandson of Genghis Khan who is legendary in power stretching from the borders of Central, up nearly all of East Asia in the 13th century. In other words, the official state holiday on a day of religion in the world is allowing to be done by Kublai Khan as the breadth of his domain.

2. Galileo Galilei

Galileo Galilei was a human who is less fortunate in his life. Even after death, though, Galileo still having trouble. After his scientific views about the solar system to make him deal with the church, his death was dogged by problems. Time of his death in 1642, his body was not immediately buried, but still kept up in 1737, roughly almost a century was quite simply that, prior to burial in the Church of Santa Croce, Florence, Italy, a noble heart to cut off three fingers of Galileo as a "souvenir memories ". Two of the finger was then owned by an Italian doctor, and the third finger, middle finger-piece is currently at the Museum of the History of Science in Florence, Italy, on display pointing to the sky on top of a marble column.

3. Abraham Lincoln

Who is he?? in 1831 he went bankrupt in his business. In 1832 he suffered a defeat in local elections. In 1833 he again went bankrupt (yes really sorry ..). In 1835 his wife died. In 1836 he suffered a very severe mental stress and was about to enter a mental hospital. In 1837, he lost in a speech contest. In 1840, he failed in the U.S. senate elections. In 1842, he suffered a defeat to sit in the U.S. Congress. In 1848 he lost again in Congress. 1855, once again failed in the Senate. In 1856 he lost the vice presidential seat. In 1858 he was again defeated in the Senate. In 1860 he finally became president of the United States. Who is he? He was Abraham Lincoln. The point is to never give up with a variety of failures that have been experienced, even irrespective of how the ordeal. Try and try again!

4. Johannes Brahms

If anyone says that anyone who deals in fine art have feelings, then try to read the following facts. Johannes Brahms (1833-1897), the great German composer, was one who hates animals. At the time relaxing or looking for inspiration, composers often went to the attic his house and preparing a bow and arrow. there almost every time he was shooting at his neighbor's cats. These bad habits continue to do until the rest of his life!

5. Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon Bonaparte 1799 while fighting the Turks intend to release the 1200 which successfully captured the French, when the French managed to seize Jaffa. At that time Napoleon was stricken with influenza. When inspecting the troops, Napoleon severe coughing until he said "Ma sacre toux" (damn cough). Napoleon was an officer escort the general to say "Massacrez Tous" (Kill all). As a result, all 1200 Turkish prisoners were killed. Just because the general cough and ear officer error!

6. Wilhelm Steinitz

He is one of the most brilliant chess player in the world. But while the older, he slowly plagued by madness, and often feels that he can call someone without using the phone, or play chess without the pieces touching. The peak of madness occurs when Steinitz announced to the public that he was he challenged God to play chess. Worse yet, it offers fur a pawn in this game! Really crazy ...

Strange Statement The World Leader

2012-08-08T23:42:00.000-07:00

World leaders are a role model / figure / people important to the public, and any words and statements that came out must be kept. Well .. associated with it, maybe this is a declaration / statement which may be considered weird funny son of world leaders .. Ok! lets check this out ...

Ir. Sukarno, President of the First RI
"In a revolution, the father of the child's feeding is commonplace"

Soeharto, President of The RI-2
"Anyone who tries to resist, I will beat"

Abdurrahman Wahid (Gus Dur), statesman, scholar, President of the RI-4"It depends on the government. If the government continues to intervene in all things that happen, is we have no other way is to whisper to the voters not vote it together"

Megawati Sukarnoputri, President of the RI-5
"The prophet just a leader, but did not graduate"

Mark Twain, author
"I do not like to fight. If I have enemies, I will forgive him, take him to a quiet place, just finish him there."

Ann Landers, columnist
"One in four people in the world is experiencing a mental disorder. When the three people you know well, meaning you who experience it."

Zsa Zsa Gabor, actress
"I am a great housekeeper. Every time I leave a man, I always managed to have her home."

Henry Ford, founder of Ford Motor
"Thinking is the hardest job, because that very few people are willing to use his brain."

Alexander Dumas the Younger, Businessman
"Business? Easy to do once! just use other people's money. "

Angie Dickinson, actress
"I dress to see her, and removed his clothing to be seen of men. "

Samuel Goldwyn, Film Producer
"I am surrounded by people who do not want yes-man mentality. I want people who tell the truth even after that I would fire him. We pay his salary is too big, unfortunately again he deserved it."

Herbert Hoover, U.S. President to-31
"Blessed are the young generation, as they will inherit the debt."

AnatoleFrance, Writer
"History books which contain no lies must be very boring."

T.S. Eliot, Writer
"The author is still young, imitate. Writer who is experienced, stealing an idea."

Agatha Christie, Mystery Novelist
"Collectors of antiques is the best husband, because the older the wife, the more he loved her."

Alfred Hitchcock, Director Film Mystery
"I never said that the actors are cattle. I'm just saying they should be treated like cattle."

D.H. Lawrence, Poet
"The results of the work is money. Results of the money is more money. Result of more cash is vicious competition. Result of fierce competition is the world we live."

Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the United States to-36
"If two people always agree on everything, that means only one person who thinks."

Charles de Gaulle, President of the French First
"Politicians do not ever believe in their own words, that's why they are so surprised when people believe it."

Thomas Alva Edison, Inventor
"Many people believe that one day when they wake up from sleep, they have become rich. Indeed they are half right because they are already getting out of bed."

James Baldwin, Writer and Actor
"All the people praising the heavens, but no one wants to go there now."

Don Marquis, Columnist
"People who are hypocrites are those who hey ... who does not hypocritical?"

Benjamin Franklin, Statesman
"People who are good at begging for forgiveness, it is seldom good at doing other things."

Joseph Stalin, Political Leaders
"The death of one person is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic."

Will Rogers, humorist Politics
"Politics is expensive, even for kalahpun we have to spend a lot of money."

Adolf Hitler, Nazi leader
"What a fortunate ruler when people can not think. I do not have to think because I am a government employee."

Clement Attlee, British Prime Minister
"Democracy is a government that is filled with lots of discussion, but democracies are only effective if you can get other people to shut up." What do you think the sentence statement on world leaders?

Part 5 Most Influential People in the World

2012-08-07T23:41:00.000-07:00

To be a hero, do not need to have a strong body or the brain of genius. Even a child who has the disease is weak and can even become a role model and example. And actually, it takes to be a hero just big hearts.

Here are some of the heroes of children, with some of them are children who are full of flaws. However, just lack that makes them fight to eventually become a hero. Let's look at the story of the struggle of the heroes of this little life.

1. Nkosi Johnson (1989 – 2001)

Nkosi was a hero of Africa. His passion to fight for her life against HIV + deserve thumbs up. Nkosi was born in 1989 in Johannesburg. At that time, Nkosi was born HIV + with the disease. Nkosi was born with conditions such as infected by his own mother who is HIV +. Ironically, Nkosi was born without a father. He did not even know who the father is. Because of her health condition is not possible to take care of him, Nkosi was adopted by Gail Johnson. Gail is a Johannesburg Public Relations practitioner. With growth, Nkosi applying to a school in 1997. But the school rejected him because of medical reasons. The school would not accept a student is ill HIV +. Gail rejection is then reported to the South African government. South African government agency was shocked by the report.

But ultimately, the decision that all schools must not discriminate against students because of medical reasons apply. Since the incident, Nkosi's name started to become a public concern. Until finally Nkosi could be a spokesperson at the International AIDS Conference to-13. Content of the speech Nkosi emphasized that equality should be accepted by all HIV + patients. Nkosi own life motto is "We're All the Same." Through his speech in public, Nkosi urge all people with AIDS to be open about the illness and immediately ask for help or treatment. Even Nelson Mandela named Nkosi as characters struggle to live. Nkosi was HIV + patients who survive the longest. Nkosi and his adoptive mother had set up a care and protection for people with HIV +, especially mothers and people with children - children.

2. Iqbal Masih (1982 – 1995)

Iqbal Masih is a little hero of Pakistan. Thanks to Iqbal, more than 3,000 children under the age can be free from slavery. Starting from his own experience. When Iqbal was 4 years old, he was sold by her own parents to be a slave. Parents Iqbal Iqbal sell for 12 dollars or the equivalent of 120,000 rupiah. Iqbal was sold to a carpet maker skipper who then enslaved. At the age was 4 years old, Iqbal was forced to work making rugs. Within a day, Iqbal was forced to work for 12 hours. During slavery, Iqbal only given food potluck.
Therefore, Iqbal has grown into an adolescent malnutrition. At the age of 10, Iqbal managed to escape from this bondage. Iqbal also seek help and eventually joined the Labor Liberation Front of Pakistan. Through this movement Iqbal finally could free as much as more than 3,000 children who suffer the same fate with him. Because of his services, then Iqbal was awarded the Reebok Human Rights Award in 1994. Ironically, Iqbal was murdered by the "Carpet Mafia" in 1995 for the action of the release of child slavery that has been done.

3. Hector Pieterson (1964 – 1976)

Hector Pieterson was one of the famous events of the Soweto uprising. Soweto uprising is one of the protests of the young African who opposed apartheid system of government in 1976. These young people are not willing if they differentiated rights - discriminate based on race and color of their skin. In the Apartheid system of government, black race is considered lower than the white race. So that blacks often received unfair treatment and inhumane. The youths who are fed up with the government finally launched a protest. One character is Hector Pieterson. Unfortunately, Hector was shot dead by police when he was 12 years old. Events Soweto uprising that has claimed the lives of as many as 600 people. Therefore, the date of the death of Hector, June 16, celebrated as National Youth Day diAfrika. On June 16, 2002, Hector Pieterson Memorial Museum was inaugurated in honor of the victims of the Soweto uprising.

4. Samantha Smith (1972 – 1985)

Samantha Reed Smith was an American girl who was crowned as the youngest U.S. ambassador as well as a "Goodwill Ambassador". When Samantha was 10 years old, he wrote a letter to Soviet leader, Yuri Andropov. Samantha's letter is nothing but a sense of curiosity about why the Soviet Union's war with the United States. At that time, the United States and the Soviet Union it was in the era of the Cold War (November 1982). Interestingly, the letter was published in the newspaper Samantha Soviet Pravda. Samantha was very pleased to see the letter published in a newspaper. After going through several processes, Samantha finally a letter was answered by Yuri Andropov. The letter is what makes Samantha was appointed an Ambassador for Peace. Samantha also had a chance to participate to the American Ambassador of Peace with Japan. However, at a young age, 13 years old, Samantha died. Aircraft flight, Bar Harbor Airlines Flight 1808 accident that killed Samantha.

5. Anne Frank (1929 – 1945)

Annelies Marie "Anne" Frank is known the world through his writing in his diary. Itself contains a diary of his experiences in the days occupation of Nazi Germany in World War 2. Anne Frank was a Jewish girl of German descent. In 1933, Anne's family moved to Amsterdam in order to escape the Nazi occupation in Germany. Unfortunately, in 1940, Germany had occupied the Netherlands. At that time, Anne managed to survive as a family hiding in a secret room located in the Office Building father. In July 1942, there was a traitor who leaked the Anne family hideout to the Nazis. So finally Anne Frank and family were transported to Nazi concentration camps.
Anne Frank died 7 months later after the arrest of typhus. Her father was named Otto Frank Anne survived the concentration camps of Nazi Germany. When Otto came out of concentration camps, he brings with Anne's diary. Anne's diary of his experiences in concentration camps were published in 1947. However, only after translated from Dutch into English, the diary was published in 1952. Since then, the diary of Anne Frank, entitled "The Diary of a Young Girl" became one of the most historic. Diary is not only recognized the quality of his writing. But also one of the most famous books in the history of the Holocaust.

Early Career astonishing six World Leaders

2012-08-06T00:01:00.000-07:00

1. Walt Disney

The beginning of careers: Newspaper advertising designer
The story :
Walter Elias Disney was experiencing a lot of career failures along the way became one of entertainment's most successful entrepreneurs in the world. Rejected the army and the difficulty of finding a job after World War I, young Walt finally got a job working as a designer for newspaper advertisements, cinema, and magazines in an art studio. This is where Walt is still a temporary employee began studying animation techniques which became the forerunner of the giant business as it is known the world today.

2. Dan Brown

The beginning of careers: Singer
The story :
Dan Brown began a sensational figure after his novel, The Da Vinci Code, a matter of debate between the Catholic community and fans of pop-culture. When I was young, Brown is very fond of puzzles and anagrams, and he began to study writing at Amherst College. But as the son of a musician, Brown also has an interest and talent for music. After graduation, he moved to Hollywood as a songwriter, singer, and pianist. Brown even joined the National Academy of Songwriters. Brown released two CDs in the early '90s, including a song called Angel & Demons. Brown then continued his career as a Spanish teacher, before he began his career as a thriller writer.

3. Ronald Reagen

The beginning of careers: Movie star
The story :
Ronald Wilson Reagan, regarded as one of the most influential and respected presidents in U.S. history, Ronald Reagan has captured the hearts of the American public long before he entered politics. First working as a sports broadcaster after college, Reagan joined the film business in the late 30's after coming on as an announcer in a movie. Reagents diving more than 50 film titles, the last one released in 1964.

4. Sheryl Crow

The beginning of careers: Autism teacher
The story:
Being a versatile artist, singer, songwriter, and guitarist, Sheryl Suzanne Crow, has undergone a long musical career by involving all types of music genres and often get credit for creative talent such collaboration. Musical talent was evident when he wrote his first song when he was only stepping 13 years. Completion of college, Sheryl chose to teach music to children with autism before moving to LA to further develop his talents in the music industry the world.

5. Stephen King

The beginning of careers: English teachers
The story:
Just imagine if your teacher will go home at night and write novels and screenplays horror stories? This may make you turn your homework on time. Stephen King was doing, he taught English at Hampden, Maine, and still found time to write over the weekend and also at night.

6. Harry Truman

The beginning of careers: Grocery clerk
The story:
President who is famous for dropping his policy "A-bomb" has a very simple early career. He began his career as a bank clerk and librarian, and then served in the National Guard in World War I, and after the war, Harry opened his grocery store in Kansas City with a friend.

Character creator of the atomic bomb fat-man in a world war-2

2012-08-05T00:31:00.000-07:00

Richard Phillips Feynman (May 11 1918-15 February 1988) (surname pronounced "Fain-man") is one of the most influential American physicists of the twentieth century, with many extending the theory of quantum electrodynamics. In addition to the inspirational speaker and amateur musician, he helped the development of the atomic bomb and later became a member of the panel that investigated the tragedy of the Space Shuttle Challenger. For his work in the field of quantum electrodynamics, Feynman became one of the 1965 Physics Nobel Prize recipient, along with Julian Seymour Schwinger and Tomonaga Sin-Itiro.

Feynman is also known for her adventures, told in the book Surely You're joking, Mr. Feynman!, What Do You Care What Other People Think? and Tuva Or Bust!. In many ways, Richard Feynman was an eccentric and a free spirit.

He is one of the leaders in the design of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, "fat man" is the nickname of the atomic bomb.

He is also a university lecturer in MIT, ......
a figure of a genius physicist and also witty .....

been debated in the preparation of study guides in brazil when the help of government departments of education, ...
time he served as an expert to select books that will be science textbooks used in brazil school students, but he received many good books hardback book but it is empty or has not been printed, he also firmly rejected the bribery of the book publishing companies .. ......... thanks to the little service he was, now the development of science in Brazil is advancing .........

Richard P. Physicist Feynman was a man who was one level below the Einstein .......
leaders who took part in creating the Atomic bomb in WW II, but actually he is very sorry for the results of his thinking to the creation of "FAT MAN" is, ... because of its use for human extermination .....

in his biography describes the results of his thinking on science and is only for peaceful purposes beneficial to the people .....

tribute and salute for him ...............
NUCLEAR is the science for the benefit of human

10 Largest World Wars Knights

2012-08-04T00:32:00.000-07:00

Any period of terrible wars, and each region has a mas or war warrior figures of the most influential in the area and time.

The following figure is a conqueror and winner of the battle that never happened in the world.

Here are 10 figures Wars Knights of the World's Largest

1. Alexandre The Great

No doubt that it is definitely the first rank belonged to Alexander the Great (Alexandre The Great). He was a conqueror from Macedonia. He is recognized as one of the most genius military leader of all time. He was also the inspiration for the conqueror of conquerors such as Hannibal, Pompey and Caesar of Rome, and Napoleon. In his short reign, Alexander is able to make Macedonia as one of the largest empire in the world.

2. Leonidas I

Is the king of Sparta for-17 from Agiad dynasty, one of the children of the King Anaxandridas II of Sparta, who is believed to be descendants of Heracles because of the strength and courage. His name became well known due to its role in the battle of Thermopylae.

3. Sun tzu

He is one of the most powerful and brightest generals belong to the kingdom of Wu. He is good at translating the general tactics of war. He is the author of The Art of war, which is a guide book of war and ambush strategy are now studied in the whole world.

4. Hannibal Barca

He was one of the most famous Carthaginian leader. The greatest achievement is when the outbreak Punic War, when he brought war elephants containing troops from Iberia over the Pyrenees and the Alps to the north of Italy. During the invasion of Italy, he defeated the Roman Knights in several battles, including those at Trebia, Trasimene and Cannae.

5. Julius Caesar

He was the greatest general of the Roman Empire. He became a Roman emperor in the year 59 BC. He is intelligent and dangerous war generals. In the pemerintahanya, he has expanded the influence of the Roman empire to almost all of Europe, parts of Africa, and most of western Asia. It is also known as one of the most dictatorial leaders in the World

6. Miyamoto Musashi

Miyamoto Musashi was a samurai sword and the best expert in Japanese history. During His life, he has done with 60 duel samurai swordsman and utterly invincible.

7. Lieutenant Audie Murphy

He was a Knight of the United States in World War II. He is one of the Knights of excellence. I wonder if it is widely deployed in dangerous missions the United States during World War 2. For its success, he was awarded various medals of honor as Distinguished Service Cross, two Silver Stars, Legion of Merit, two Bronze Stars and three Purple Hearts; and the Legion of Honor French Croix de Guerre and two.

8. Saladin

Saladin is one of the Knights tertangguh in the third crusade. He was highly respected as a very powerful Knights of the Middle East. He was able to conquer the city of Jerusalem in the third crusade.

9. Spartacus

He is one of the most famous figures in the occupation of the Roman Empire, he is a slave that is often treated as an object of gladiator fights. But because its ability to fight and intelligent thinking, he also managed to gather the masses to revolt in the Roman empire.

10. Richard 1 (The Lion heart)

Richard I was king of England the period 1189 to 1199. he called Richard the Lionhearth for prowess on the battlefield. He is one of the key figures in the crusade. Kehebatanya evidenced by its ability to seize control of Cyprus and Turkey's hand.

8 philosophy influential figures in the world

2012-08-03T00:32:00.000-07:00

1. Socrates

Socrates (Greek: Σωκράτης, Sǒcratēs) (470 BC - 399 BC) was a philosopher of Athens, Greece and is one of the most important figures in the Western philosophical tradition. Socrates was born in Athens, and is the first of three generations of Greek philosophers, namely Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. Socrates is the teaching of Plato, and Plato in turn taught Aristotle.

2. Aristotle

Aristotle was born in Stagira, a city in the Chalcidice, Thracia, Greece (Macedonia region was formerly included) in 384 BC. His father was the personal physician of King Amyntas of Macedonia. At the age of 17, Aristotle became a student of Plato. Eventually he rose to become a teacher at the Academy of Plato in Athens for 20 years. Aristotle left the academy after Plato died, and became the teacher of Alexander of Macedon. When Alexander came to power in 336 BC, he returned to Athens. With the support and assistance of Alexander, he later founded his own academy called the Lyceum, which he led until the year 323 BC. Political change as the fall of Alexander made him have to come back escape from Athens to avoid the unfortunate fate as first experienced by Socrates. Aristotle died shortly after the evacuation. Aristotle emphasized empiricism to emphasize knowledge.

3. Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Jean-Jacques Rousseau (born June 28, 1712, died July 2, 1778) was a French philosopher and composer of the Enlightenment era in which political ideas influenced the French Revolution, the development of theories of liberal and socialist, and the growth of nationalism. Through the recognition of himself and his writings, he practically created the modern autobiography and encouraged new attention to the construction of subjectivity --- a basis for the works of various great thinkers of the future as Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Sigmund Freud. His novel "Julie, ou la nouvelle Heloise" is one that is very much a work of fiction sold in the 18th century and became an important reference works in the development of romanticism. He also made important contributions to the music, both as a developer of music theory as well as a composer.

4. Galileo Galilei

Galileo Galilei (born in Pisa, Toscana, February 15, 1564 - died in Arcetri, Tuscany, January 8, 1642 at age 77 years) was an astronomer, philosopher, and the Italian physicist who has a major role in the scientific revolution.
Contribution to the improvement of science, among others, the telescope, astronomical observations, and the first and second laws of motion (dynamics). Moreover, Galileo is also known as a supporter of Copernicus concerning the circulation of the earth around the sun.
Due to the latter view that he regarded the faith of the church and brought to justice Italy on June 22, 1633. Thoughts on the sun-centered solar system against the teachings of Aristotle and the beliefs of the church that the earth was the center of the universe. He was punished by excommunication (house arrest) until his death. New in 1992 Pope John Paul II officially declared that the punishment decision is wrong, and in his December 21, 2008 Pope Ben

5. Thomas Aquinas

Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) was an Italian philosopher and theologian of the most influential in the Middle Ages. Thomas Aquinas' Summa Theologiae is the famous (1273). This book is a synthesis of Aristotelian philosophy and teachings of the Christian Church. In 1879, the teachings are used as a legal doctrine in the Roman Catholic Church by Pope Leo XIII. Thomas Aquinas also called Thomas Aquinas (Italian: Tommaso d'Aquino).

6. Plato

Plato (Greek: Πλάτων) (born about 427 sm - died about 347 bc) was a Greek philosopher. He was a pupil of Socrates. Plato thought was heavily influenced by Socrates .. Plato was the teacher of Aristotle. His most famous work is the republic (in greek Πολιτεία or politeia, "country") that contains an outline description of his views on the state of "ideal". [Citation needed] He also wrote the 'law' and a lot of dialogue in which Socrates is a participant primary. [citation needed] one of the famous parable of the plateau is the parable of the cave. Cicero said scribend est plateau mortuus (Plato died while writing).

7. John Adam Smith

John Adam Smith (born in Kirkcaldy, Scotland, 5 June 1723 - died in edinburgh, Scotland, 17 July 1790 at age 67 years), is a national Scottish philosopher who became a pioneer of modern economics. His most famous book is an inquiry into the nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations (abbreviated as the wealth of nations) is the first book to describe the historical development of industry and commerce in Europe as well as the basics of the development of free trade and capitalism. Adam Smith is one of the pioneers of the economic system of capitalism. This economic system emerged in the 18th century in western Europe in the 19th century and became famous there.

8. John Locke

John Locke (born August 29, 1632 - died October 28, 1704 at age 72 years) was a British philosopher who became one of the main character of an empirical approach. In addition, in the field of political philosophy, Locke also known as a philosopher liberal state. Together with his partner, Isaac Newton, Locke regarded as one of the most important figure in the Enlightenment era. In addition, Locke marked the birth of modern era and the post-Cartesian era (post-Cartesian), as Descartes approach is no longer the sole dominant approach in the philosophical approach that time. Then Locke also stressed the importance of empirical approaches and also the importance of experimentation in developing science.

7 of world leaders who drop out of school

2012-08-02T23:35:00.000-07:00

You must already know the characters below. In fact they are of Successful Entrepreneurs, Inventors, Politicians, and Top Artists apparently dropped out of school before they were famous. Here are seven World Leaders Who Drop Out Of His school, namely:

1. Thomas A. Edison

Thomas Edison is probably the most famous and prolific inventor of all time, with more than 1,000 patents in his name, including the electric light bulb, phonograph and movie camera. He became a multi millionaire from homemade and won the Congressional Gold Medal. Edison started school late because of illness and, consequently, his mind often wandered, making one of his teachers called him "addled." He dropped out after only three months of formal education. Fortunately, his mother had been a school teacher in Canada and home-schooled young Edison

2. Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin has many profession: politician, diplomat, author, publisher, scientist, inventor, founder and co-author and cosigner of the Declaration of Independence. One thing that he had not graduated from high school. Franklin was the fifteenth child and youngest son in the family. He spent two years at Boston Latin School before dropping out at age ten and worked for his father, and later his brother, such as printer

3. Bill Gates

Bill Gates is co-founder of software giant Microsoft and has been ranked the richest person in the world for several years. Gates dropped out of Harvard in the first year after reading an article about the Altair microcomputer in Popular Electronics magazine. He and his friend Paul Allen formed Micro Soft (later changed to Microsoft) to write software for the Altair.

4. Albert Einstein

Although he was named Time magazine as "Man of the Century," Albert Einstein did not become "Einstein" at school physics Nobel Prize winner, known for his theory of relativity and contributions to quantum theory and statistical mechanics, a high school dropout at age 15. Decided to continue their education a year later, Einstein took the entrance exam to the prestigious Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, but failed. He returned to high school, earn a diploma, and then pass the university entrance exams on the second attempt.

5. John D. Rockefeller

Two months before graduating from high school, recorded history's first billionaire, John D. Rockefeller, Sr., decided to take a course at Folsom Mercantile College. He founded the Standard Oil Company in 1870, made his billions before the company was broken up by the government as a monopoly, and spent the last 40 years giving his wealth, mainly for reasons related to health and education.

6. Walt Disney

In 1918, while still in high school, the future Oscar-winning film producer and theme park pioneer Walt Disney began taking night courses at the Academy of Fine Arts in Chicago. Disney dropped out of high school at age 16 and joined the army, but because he was too young to enlist, he joined the Red Cross with a fake birth certificate instead. Disney sent to France where he drove an ambulance that was covered from top to bottom with a cartoon character who eventually became the film. After becoming a multimillionaire founder of the Walt Disney Company and won the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Disney received honorary high school diploma at age 58.

7. Col. Sanders

Colonel Harland Sanders overcame a lack of education to become the biggest employer in the fried chicken business. His father died when he was six years old, and because his mother worked, he was forced to cook for her family. After dropping out of primary school, Sanders worked many jobs, including firefighter, steamboat driver and insurance salesman. He later earned a law degree from a correspondence school. Sanders' cooking and business experience helped him make millions as the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (now KFC).

Albert Einstein, influential figures in world history!

2012-08-01T00:34:00.000-07:00

Albert Einstein (14 March 1879-18 April 1955) is a theoretical physicist who is widely regarded as the greatest scientist of the 20th century. He put forward the theory of relativity and also greatly contributed to the development of quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, and cosmology. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921 for his explanation of the photoelectric effect and "for his services to Theoretical Physics".
Having formulated the theory of general relativity, Einstein became famous throughout the world, an unusual achievement for a scientist. In his old age, his fame beyond the fame of all scientists in history, and in popular culture, Einstein has become a byword for intelligence or even genius. His face is one of the most known around the world.

Albert Einstein, People of the Century.

In 1999, Einstein called the "People of the Century" by Time magazine. Its popularity also makes the name "Einstein" is used extensively in advertising and other merchandise, and finally "Albert Einstein" are registered trademarks.
To appreciate them, a unit of the photochemical named Einstein, a chemical element named einsteinium, and a named asteroid 2001 Einstein.
Einstein's most famous formula is E = mc²

Youth and university

Einstein was born in Ulm in Württemberg, Germany, about 100 km east of Stuttgart. His father named Hermann Einstein, a salesman feather bed which then undergo an electrochemical works, and his mother was Pauline. They were married in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt. They are descendants of Jewish families; Albert schooled in Catholic school and the mother wishes he was given violin lessons.
At age five, his father showed him a pocket compass, and Einstein realized that something in space that is "empty" acted upon the needle; he would later describe the experience as one of the most evocative moment in his life. Although he makes and models of mechanical devices as a hobby, he is considered a slow learner, possibly due to dyslexia, shyness, or because the structure of rare and unusual in his brain (examined after his death). He later credited to the theory of relativity to this slowness, saying that by pondering space and time than other children, he was able to develop a more developed intellect. Another, more recently, about the mental development is that he suffers from Asperger's Syndrome, a condition associated with autism.
Einstein began to study mathematics at the age of twelve years. There are rumors that he failed mathematics in his education, but this is not true; replacement in the assessment to be confused in the following year. Two of his uncle helped to develop interest in the intellectual world at the end of his childhood and early adolescence by providing suggestions and books on science and mathematics.
In 1894, following the failure of his father's electrochemical business, the Einsteins moved from Munich to Pavia, Italy (near Milan). Albert stayed behind to finish school, finish a semester before rejoining his family in Pavia.
Failure of the liberal arts portion of the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, in Zurich) in the following year was a step backward by his family sent him to Aarau, Switzerland, to finish high school, where he received a diploma in 1896, Einstein several times to register at the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule. The following year he took off his Württemberg citizenship, and become stateless.
In 1898, Einstein met and fell in love with Mileva Maric, a Serb who is a classmate (and friend Nikola Tesla). In 1900, he was granted a teaching by the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule and was accepted as citizens of the Swiss nation bloc in 1901. During this time Einstein discussed his scientific interests with close friends, including Mileva. He and Mileva had a daughter named Lieserl, born in January 1902. Lieserl, at the time, was considered illegitimate because the parents were married.