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Napisz w języku angielskim biografię wybranej przez siebie sławnej osoby.

Answer 1

 

Michael Jackson (born August 29, 1958)- was an American recording artist, entertainer and businessman. Often referred to as the King of Pop or by his initials MJ, Jackson is recognised as the most successful entertainer of all time by Guinness World Records. His contribution to music, dance and fashion made him a global figure in popular culture for over four decades. He debuted in 1964 on the professional music scene along with his brothers as a member of The Jackson 5 and in 1971 began his solo career. Trough stage performances stage performances and music videos, Jackson popularized a number of complicated dance techniques, such as the robot and the moonwalk, to with he gave the name. Jackson's 1982 album Thriller is the best-selling album of all time. Some of his achievements include multiple Guinness World Records, 13 Grammy Awards, 26 American Music Awards, 13 number-one singles in the United States in his solo career and the estimated sale of over 750 million records worldwide. Jackson won hundreds of awards, which have made him the most-awarded recording artist in the history of popular music. Aspects of Jackson's personal life, including his changing appearance, personal relationships, and behavior, have generated controversy. In 1993 was accused of child sexual abuse. On June 25 in 2009 while preparing for his concert series titled This Is It, Jackson died. Jackson's death triggered a global outpouring of grief, and as many as one billion people around the world raportedly watched his public memorial service on life television. 

Heh niewiedziałam czy może być Michael Jackson.

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Answer 2

Salomea Maria was born in Warsaw on 7 November 1867, the youngest of five children of the house Boguska Bronislawa and Wladyslaw Skłodowskich. Her father came from an impoverished noble family, was a physics teacher and the mother superior's salary. Mary's family, especially her mother was deeply religious and a practicing Catholic. Bronislaw Sklodowska suffered from tuberculosis and therefore shunned physical contact with their children. Maria brought up in this way was very restrained in showing affection to their daughters. In 1876 Bronislaw died, then nine, Maria fell into a deep depression, are also discouraged to religion, resulting in the rest of his life remained an atheist.
In 1877 Maria began teaching at the school, which she completed in 1882 By the time Mary gained education, Poland was under occupation. Mary had to endure harassment in middle school, and despite a variety of excellent academic performance (at age 15, won the gold medal), denied her access to higher education. She continued her studies at the University of Warsaw Flying. Together with her sister Arms decided to finish his studies in Paris. To get to this end funds in 1886, Maria takes a job as a governess. In 1890, Mary, by his cousin, JJ Boguski, director of the Laboratory of Physics, gains access to lab Museum of Industry and Agriculture. A year later fulfilled a big dream of Maria - go to Paris. The exam is an excellent performance exams and will be adopted at the University of Paris. In 1893 a very good grades and received a scholarship magnaceum laude in Physics and a year later in mathematics. She was the first woman who won at the Sorbonne degree in physics.
Initially, Maria wanted to go back to the Polish in the hope that it might be able to contribute to improving the situation in the country. However, a short stay in the house in 1894, it realized the unreality of these plans. She decided to remain in France, where she met Pierre Curie `a, a young scientist, laboratory manager. This knowledge turned into love and on 26 July 1895, married status, not even exchanged rings, a honeymoon spent touring France on bicycles.
Pierre Curie was born in 1859, he was eight years older than Mary. His wife wrote of him: "You could not argue with him, because you never angry" .. After marriage lived in the Rue de la Claciere in Paris, in a sparsely equipped apartment, busy work because Mary did not want to occupy the house. September 12, 1897, Maria gave birth to a daughter Irene.
The discovery of X-rays and study the mysterious properties of uranium, dramatically influenced the direction of physics, as well as the life of Maria Curie. In early 1897, decided to take a doctoral dissertation Becquerel rays. She measured, and studied all kinds of minerals, including extracting tar blend for a hundred years in the area Jachymowa, then in Germany. It turned out that blend Wagtail has a much more active than uranium Becquerel. All this has become even more puzzling, when Mary said that the element thorium is also radioactive.
In April 1898, published a report on the results of the study. The same year, prof. Mary G. Lippmann suggested writing a scholarly work, "Magnetic properties of hardened steel." When Mary and her husband discovered the root of the nave decided to call it polonium in honor of the Polish, which was then under occupation. It seemed that the Becquerel rays are part of large scale phenomena. The couple have proposed that the phenomenon is called radioactivity. Efforts by Marie and Pierre `in order to extract radium - a new element found in pitchblende have become legendary. There was also evidence of persistence and devotion to Mary. Working day and night in a hole shed faces "unprecedented difficulties because of the completely inadequate conditions - she wrote later, Maria - lack of adequate working space, lack of money and employees." Despite the hard struggle "constantly talking about our work, present and future. When dreaming, a cup of hot tea, consumed by the stove, improving our mood. We were totally immersed in work, as in a dream."
In 1899, Maria and her husband comes to Polish Zakopane. Here, her sister, Bronislaw Dłuska builds sanatorium for lung patients. The Buried meets the whole family. In 1900, at the International Congress of Physics, Pierre and Marie Curie presented a report which described their research. It ended with an important question: "What is the energy source Becquerel rays? Does it comes from radioactive bodies or with their environment?" Uranium spontaneously emit energy, even when he was in a vacuum. It appeared, therefore, that the source of energy are some processes inside atoms, rather than chemical reactions. The proposal, put forward by Marie Curie, had great importance and this observation zaskarbiło its recognition of researchers. Based on this hypothesis, the advent of hitting the twentieth century it was revealed the secret of atomic structure.
In October 1900, Maria began working at the College of normal Serwes as the first woman professor. She worked in schools where female teachers are educated to high school to 1905 in 1902 Marii.W father died the same year, Maria sets properties of radium.
In 1903, Curie and Mrs H. Becquerel received the Nobel Prize for his work. Initially, the prize has only been reported Pierre, but he appreciated the great merits of his wife, took so strenuous efforts to include awards to Mary. Day by day the couple became famous. December 6, 1903, Maria gave birth to a daughter Eve. ! April 9, 1906, on the Pont Neuf bridge in Paris, Pierre was hit by a crazed horse, and when a speeding car wheels fell shattered his skull. Maria took the distraught husband at the Sorbonne and was the first female professor at the university. The first lecture, delivered in the afternoon, after visiting the grave of Pierre, was a difficult experience for her. In 1910, Maria receives metallic radium. Polonium unfortunately did not manage to extract yourself. This element was isolated in pure form in the laboratory and it was done on a series of experiments. October 29, 1911, Maria participated in the Congress Solvajowskim in Brussels. In the same year Maria newspapers accused of having an affair with Paul Langevin, a scientist employed in the state lab Curie. He shared the majority of political and social beliefs of spouses. The scandal, which broke out, was a manifestation of intolerance, and folded his accusations are typical of a reactionary part of the population also revealed a hostility to science in general.
Soon after, Maria Sklodowska Curie received a second Nobel Prize, this time in chemistry for the discovery of new elements and to obtain pure radium. May 6, 1912, Maria meets with delegates of the Warsaw Scientific Society, chaired by H. Sienkiewicz. Delegates urged Mary to return to the Polish. The offer was tempting for Mary, but learned she could not decide to leave Paris because of ill health, who have had doubts whether it will be able to work scientifically, and even more if he could organize a radiology lab at home Mary also felt the builder to hold precisely in the Paris Radium Institute. And Pierre Curie. Explaining the reasons for Mary refused to come to the country. But this did not lack the will to help. On the contrary, on 16 May address the Society of Mary sent a quote machine workshop. It was decided to August 1, 1913, the Radiological Laboratory opened in Poland, and Maria appoint its director. The outbreak of war in 1914 interrupted the connectivity of Mary with the studio in Warsaw. During this period, Mary is the military organization of radiological treatment.
In 1919, Maria started her work at the Radium Institute in Paris. A year later, an American journalist visits her Missy Maloney. It organizes scholarly stay in the U.S.. May 28, 1921, Maria and her daughters for the first time he went to the USA. There he meets with President Warren Harding Camalielem that even Sklodowska gold key to the box, which is an extremely valuable one gram of radium. During a visit to the United States learned has been very well received.
In 1922, Maria is involved in the work of the International Commission of Intellectual Cooperation in Geneva. Council of the League of Nations appointed a member of the committee Mary (later became its vice-president). A year later, the French Parliament gives Mary a lifetime salary. In 1925, Mary take part in the dedication stone of the Radium Institute in Warsaw. She met there with President S. Wojciechowski and Polish physicists and chemists. In October 1929 the second time Maria left for the United States. This is a guest of President Hoova Clark. Virgin America makes a present of the second gram of radium. July 4, 1934, as a result of pernicious anemia induced by irradiation Marie Sklodowska Curie dies. Was buried beside her husband in the cemetery of Sceaux.
In 1935, contributions from the whole society was established in Warsaw Radium Institute, who earlier gave Maria 1 gram of radium worth $ 80,000. The eldest daughter of Maria Irene worked with her husband, F. Joliot discovered artificial radioactivity, for which in 1935 received the Nobel Prize. Younger Eve was a writer, a biography written by Eve is the primary source of information about the life of Marie Sklodowska Curie. When spouses Curie began the research do not yet realize the dangers of radiation. Stunned with new elements discovered by themselves, do not behave precautions. Pierre was carrying in his pocket tube with a solution of radium compounds, thereby suffering from burns, which, he noted that heal very slowly. Maria kept beside the bed, glowing radioactive materials. Even before the death of Pierre in both developed symptoms of radiation sickness, and later in life, Mary had all sorts of health problems, which tried to keep secret. Even today, her laboratory notebooks show high radioactivity