I of course started my conversation with the famous line "Why would a gorgeous young lady need to carry something so heavy like this diary?" She said, "Its not a diary, its my documents and thank you for picking it up for me", so I replied "how about tonight, maybe we can get together and have a little friendly drink together", so then she gave me her address and we walked away
While I was just finishing my little walk, at the nice park where all the little kids played at, I noticed that I had forgotten to ask for her name so then I looked at her address and luckily, she had wrote it down and her name was Lucy Herington. After my day outside at the park, I went to visit my local library for research on mechanics. As I was reading, my chair accidentally tips over and I hit my head on a nearby shelf and I was knocked out just for a few minutes. As soon as I had gotten up, I had dreamt about a solution to inventing my communicating machine. So I had written each and every thought I had and I put it in my pocket. When I was done, I put my books back on the shelf and left the library. I had rushed to Johnny's house and told him my ideas and he replied, "that's amazing, did you just come up with this in a dream?" When I saw his eyes in amazement, it had brought my hopes of being a great inventor back. Before I left, I had told him put these solutions in are secret compartment which was in his room under a .
broken step that can come loose. I had ran off to my laboratory telling my fellow colleagues about the great invention I had thought of and told them I already had the solutions ready for this magnificent creation. With a few explanations on how it should work, they agreed to help me on anything I had need of. I had gone back to Johnny's house to get my papers when I heard him in excitement. I asked him why he was excited and he said, "We are going to be so filthy rich and it's all because of you.
Thomas Edison I have chosen Thomas Alva Edison for this report. I selected Thomas Edison because he is the reason for many of life's conveniences today. Thomas Edison was born in 1847 in Milan, Ohio. ... There are many stories about what Edison was like as a child. ... Thomas Edison would see tremendous change take place in his lifetime. ...
Thomas Edison the Quintessential American Inventor Thomas Edison was the quintessential American inventor. ... At a young Edison was destined for success. ... Perhaps the greatest attribute of Thomas Edison was his ingenuity. ... Now to put into perspective the number of inventions he has created, and you cannot conceive the continuous impact of Thomas Edison on the world. ... A "Horatio Alger" success story of a boy from an unassuming background makes it big and gets rich. ...
Thomas Edison started the "ghost machine" to allow many people to communicate with the dead. ... Many paranormal researchers give credit to the famous inventor Thomas Edison for starting a device in 1920 which would allow him to be able to communicate with ghosts. ... Thomas Edison did not get to finish his invention because he died. ... Thomas Edison once said, "I don't claim that our personalities pass on to another existence or sphere". ... Thomas Edison was the first to start a layout of a device called the "ghost machine....
BIOGRAPHY According to Life Magazine and several other sources, Thomas Edison was "the most influential figure of the millennium." Contrary to what is sometimes assumed, Thomas Edison was not born into poverty in a backwoods mid-western village. ... A descendant of the prominent Elliot family of New England, the daughter of a highly respected minister, and a former educator in her own right, Nancy Edison now commenced teaching Tom, her last and favorite son, the three Rs" and the Bible. ... Edison eventually found themselves incapable of addressing Tom's rapidly maturing intellectual ne...
I liked the author's work because he broke down all of the historical facts and separated them out into eras and presented them in a story-like manner. ... American soil no longer bred Thomas Jefferson's, admittedly; but what about Thomas Edison's? ... Leaving school at age seven to the relief of a teacher who pronounced his mind "added" and his future bleak, Edison couldn't stay away from chemistry and physics. ... Edison liked his new job so much that he nicknamed his two children "Dot" and "Dash." ... It was very informational though, and I would highly recommend that an...
His story begins in 1856 when he was born into a Serbian family in a mountainous area of the Balkan Peninsula. ... He met with Thomas Edison who allegedly promised Tesla $50,000 if he could improve his DC generation plants. After successfully doing so, the shocked Edison claimed that the offer had only been made in jest and that the immigrant (Tesla) would appreciate the joke when he was a "full-fledged American." ... More luck smiled on Tesla when a savvy industrialist named Westinghouse purchased Tesla's AC patents for $60,000 and $2.50 per horse power of electrical capacity sold, but t...
After months of failed exhibitions someone suggested that he bring his inventions to Thomas Edison in New York. ... Unfortunately, Thomas Edison would do nothing to help Tesla financially. ... Edison took the motor and never paid Tesla the $50,000 he had promised him (One Story of Nikola Tesla, 2). ... The system was a great success and beat out Edison's DC systems. ... However a smear campaign launched by Edison's financial backer, J.P. ...
Thomas Newcomen (1663-1729) was an English blacksmith, who invented the atmospheric engine. ... In partnership with Thomas Savery who had patented a steam pump along similar lines in 1698, Newcomen and his other partner, John Calley, built their first engine on the site of a water-filled mine shaft in 1712. ...
Traxel effectively starts his story with the New Year's Eve celebration of 1898 in New York City. ... Traxel wrote with praise of Thomas Edison. The year of 1898 was one of great technological progress, of which Edison was a part. Edison had made improvements on the telegraph in his younger years, and he had his own laboratories by 1898. ...
