Do you like to play guessing games? I certainly do not. What say we give a ići.Pitanje - and even a hint - in the title, so I'll let the story develop and see if you can get to that I write about it. This should be fun.
There is a fair move to the bottom!
man we call our mystery guest (MG) is an amazing British physician, scholar and lexicographer born in London, 1779th His early years were incredibly difficult, to say the least. Its dominant mother suffered severe depression with psychotic features, and his sister is suffering from emotional and mental pain.
His wife and father died at an early age. I, traumatic beyond words, his uncle was his life for cutting the throat,. MG is all that is cool to draw the razor from the hand
MG studied medicine at the time and was treating his stric.Samoubojstva MG finished medical career. It seems that his uncle was a highly respected and popular member of the English Parliament, and MG was responsible for his death.
Interesting -. MG is a childhood neighbor of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart for a short time
MG was a sharp hombre. In 1815, he invented the log-log slide rule, which was used for the exponential and root calculations. Although the paper was written to explain the illusion of movement was probably incorrect,. His work turned out to be an important development in the history of the film
MG made an important breakthrough in optics with his work in the retina takes pictures.
He was a master at solving chess problems and designed a very affordable pocket chessboard.
and he played a key role in founding the University of London.
As a boy, MG began making elaborate lists and categorized almost everything. Some believe that these behaviors are coping and comforting mechanisms for their depression (melancholia, in those days) of symptoms. Other maintenance are likely manifestations of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD ).
Based on MGS diaries and letters, his description of the new places are provided in the lists of details, rather than a kind of story. He believes keeping count the exact number of cases in the case of equal quality description.
Finally, his perception of most everything was in terms of black or white -. Good or bad
MG actually started working on a publication which is best known when it is 26 years. And it was organized in a very interesting way. MG did not arrange things in alphabetical order. Instead, he uses a systematic approach to helping people find specific words, phrases and idioms to express a concept.
This is an incredibly smart and valuable methodology, because it eliminates the need for thumbing through the entire alphabet in relation to the publication. Which saves time for someone looking for just the right words or phrases.
To this day the vast majority of users MGS publishing really have no idea how to make an explanation of their organization. It simply works, and that's all that matters.
Although MG began to work on your publication when you were 26, did not really develop until he was nearly 70 years. It was a retirement project, if you will. I first went to press in the 1852nd When it came time to publish his name, MG chosen words from Greek and Latin in-house or warehouse.
It was an immediate smash in the UK, however, he did not become popular in the U.S. until 1920. That's when the Americans went nuts over the crossword.
Oh - that's the word for their own or warehouse? Thesaurus!
And now the cat is out of the bag. MG ...
Peter Mark Roget
By the way, was never intended to Roget's Thesaurus of the book of synonyms. He does not believe in them, because he felt every word is the only meaning. Again, his intention was to provide a way to find the best word or phrase for the concept. And he wanted to push your readers to reason along the way.
fun game? I hope you enjoyed.