.................................................pg.4 What Happened when he retire? ………………………………………….pg.4 How did this invention impact us? …..........................................................pg.4 How has this invention led other people to improve on it? ..........................pg.4 Bibliography………………………………………………………………...pg.5 James Clerk Maxwell was born in Edinburg, Scotland, on June 13, 1831. He was an only child of John Clerk who was a lawyer and his mother. Shortly after his birth his family moved to a country estate in Glenair, which they had inherited from there Maxwell ancestors. During that time he adopted the last name Maxwell. He and his family lived a comfortable, wealthy middle class life. James education was given to him by his mother who was a full time Christian. By the time he was eight his mother had passed away from abominable cancer. After that sad and depressing time he memorized all of Psalm 119. He also became interested in scientific investigations. For example he used tin plate to attract sunlight, and made observations of the life cycle of a frog. He attended Edinburg Academy since middle school. There he won first place in the schools science fair. He even graduated from Mariscal College. James families were very wealthy because of what there Maxwell ancestors had left them. His father John Clerk was a very strict parent. John Clerk had thought that James was slow and wayward. His mother was a very nice Christian like women who had fought...
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...It is a visible light communication system that uses light from light-emitting diodes (LEDs) as a medium to deliver networked, (instead of radio frequency waves) that is part of the Optical Wireless Communications technologies, which carries much more information, and has been proposed as a solution to the RF-bandwidth limitations. Also deliver mobile, high-speed communication in a similar manner as Wi-Fi and is bidirectional. The Professor Harald Haas of the University of Edinburg and his team have made another breakthrough in Li-Fi by demonstrating that up to 1.1 Gbps can now be transmitted using light waves from micro LEDs over a distance of 10m using less than 0.5W power. This proves the point that lights can be dimmed down while high data rates and coverage are maintained. About the Li-Fi industry there’s a company the name PureLiFi in which the Prof. Hass is a co-founder, already start to sell a product the name Li-1st which is the world’s first commercially available high-speed, bidirectional optical wireless system that can operate with a range of commercially available LED luminaries. It provides an IP-enabled ceiling unit and a desktop device that can be connected via USB to client devices. This industry is expected to grow up to $6 billion by 2018. This could be the future of the internet and the networks systems including the wireless connections, we just need to wait a couple months or years to see what is going to be in the future and how far we’ll get. ...
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...Advising Business Customers JYSK A/S Business Plan Business plan - JYSK Table of Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 3 Problem statement ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Methodology .............................................................................................................................................. 4 Business overview ...................................................................................................................................... 5 Current position ..................................................................................................................................... 5 Competitive advantage .......................................................................................................................... 5 Growth plan ........................................................................................................................................... 5 Business strategy ........................................................................................................................................ 6 Tactics .................................................................................................................................................... 6 Strategic...
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...Reflection Paper- Yoga Soccer is one of my greatest passions. I play in three outside of school leagues. I play one game on Monday and two on Fridays. My sophomore year in high school I decided to try out for the soccer team and it change my future plans completely. After playing soccer for Edinburg North High school, I understood that I wanted to become a soccer coach. Currently, in college I started my Kinesiology curriculum and I have learned many things about the benefits of being physically fit. Aside from soccer, I enjoy getting involved in many other fitness activities. Some of the activities I like to be involved in are rock climbing, flag football, and running. This semester I decided to take the yoga class as an elective. I really liked that we got to learn many yoga poses that were easy to learn step by step, and that we can practice at home. Something I really is that we also learned many pilates poses. I can’t think of anything that I disliked this class was motivating to me in many ways. I loved the extra credit that was offered, and it makes us, the students, want to keep on doing this activities. I had never tried to do yoga before, but I had heard that it was very helpful for your body, mind, and soul. I didn’t engaged in yoga because ignorantly I felt it was not going to benefit me at all. After being in yoga class with professor Rocha, I understood that it was actually a though workout. Yoga can make you become stronger, flexible, toned, and helps a...
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...I am currently a junior in the University Of Texas Rio Grande Valley in Edinburg, Texas. I have attended a small little school in Snyder, Texas called the Western Texas College before coming here, and I have received my associates in Applied Science and Petroleum Technology. I am taking English 1301 for the third time this Summer II course, since English has never been my strongest subject besides the fact that I know it is important to know. At first, I was a bit skeptical about taking English 1301 this summer in an unknown university, but upon entering Ms. Sanchez’s English 1301 class, it opened my eyes. I had a whole new perspective in not only reading, but also on everyday life situations. The first two times I took English 1301, I was not fully understanding the concept of the text I was reading. When walking into class on the first day of school this summer,...
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...ONE STAIR UP The text under analysis is an extract from the novel “One stair up” by the Scottish novelist С. Nairne. Campbell Nairne who was born in Edinburg and became popular due to her two books “One stair up” and “Stony Ground”. The given extract is a description of the attendance of the cinema by two youngsters Rosa and Andrew. They are representatives of the working class? And they have different aims of visiting cinema that was the reason of developing of the conflict between them. The theme of this extract is the problem of misunderstanding between Rosa and Andrew. The main idea is a different attitude to things, different word vision and different motivation. The book belongs to the belles-letters style, the story is told by the 3rd person narration, but also we can find the 1st person narration (the text is partially narrative). The language of the extract is rather simple, the author used a lot of compound sentences and a lot of colloquial words that help the reader to feel the atmosphere in the cinema and the thoughts and inner condition of the main heroes. The whole story can be divided into 4 logical parts: 1st coming to the cinema, 2nd Rosa and Andrew begin to watch the comedy, 3rd the comedy itself, 4th Rosa’s and Andrew’s dialog. The plot structure of the extract is closed, because there are all elements. The exposition when the heroes come to the cinema, and their first impression from the atmosphere of the luxury. The story itself...
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...David Hume “Hume is our Politics, Hume is our Trade, Hume is our Philosophy, Hume is our Religion.” philosopher James Hutchison Stirling Biographical Information * He was born in 1711 in Edinburgh, Scotland, and died in 1776 * Was born in upper middle class family, his father died when David still a child, his mother, Katherine Falconer, who was from a family of lawyers, David never married * Main interests: Metaphysics, Epistemology, Mind, Ethics, Politics, Aesthetics, Religion * Hume as the third and most radical of the British Empiricists, after the English John Locke and the Arish George Berkeley. * 1723 (age of 12) After an early education at home enters Edinburg University where he begins the study of law, three years later turns from the study of law to pursue an intense independent study of his own devising. * In 1752 was employment as librarian of the Advocate’s Library in Edinburgh * n 1763, Hume accepted as a private secretary for Lord Hertford, the Ambassador to France, * He thought this science should be based on “experience and observation”. (Spiegel 206) * Between (1744-1745), Hume was a candidate for the Chair of Moral Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, but was rejected mostly due to the protest concerning his anti-religious writings * He wrote profoundly influential works on epistemology, ethics, and the philosophy of religion, and was also published on politics, economics and history. * Hume also...
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...the doctors interact with Jethenro, they made him feel as comfortable as possible. Without the help of the treatment provided by the oncologist, he wouldn’t be able to live through that year. The doctors stabilized his situation by checking his blood count regularly, and through chemotherapy done every three months. Donald being a nurse for 20 years had a prior knowledge, and connection with different types of doctors who were working in the valley during 2009. Jethenro’s father had a difficult time finding a pediatric specialized in oncology, regardless of his connection in the medical field in the valley in 2009. On 2010, Jethenro was started his treatment in Edinburg, children hospital after a year of treatments in Houston. Jethenro and his parent were satisfied by the care given by pediatric oncologist in Edinburg and Houston. Having an oncologist near by him provided a safer alternative for treatments. Having a specialist near him and his family not only saved him during critical conditions and save them financially. Oncologist provided Jethenro with encouragement to still pursue his education and have a positive attitude toward his life. If not for the oncologist who helped stabilize Jethenro’s condition, he would have lived a shorter life (Oncologist Involvement in Cancer Patients). In conclusion, pediatric oncologist plays a vital role in the treatment and the survival rate of the cancer patient. They contribute comfort and stability toward their patients. Pediatric oncologists...
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...One billion transistors, One Uniprocessor, One Chip Alma C. Ryan GS1145 ITT Technical Institute One billion transistors, One Uniprocessor, One Chip I read an article from University of Michigan 1997 about one billion transistors, one processor, one chip. It has 5 authors- Patt Y., Patel S., Evers M., Friendly D., and Stark J.. At beginning the authors, lead me to believe they were hesitant of the existent of the one billion transistors, one uniprocessor in one chip. They have comments such as, "A billion transistors on single chips presents opportunities for new levels of computing capability". The other comment was, "The basis design problem is partitioning". However, later on, after giving their suggestions, the authors seemed to agree on the released of the said chip. This article was written in 1997. Few years before the said chip was put in the market. This article discussed both pros and cons of the upcoming one chip. One of the pros was , "the uniprocessor will be high performance". Another pros was, "that this chip will have large trace cache, and large number of reservation stations". Additionally" this chip will also have a sufficient resolution and forwarding logic" another pros that the authors mentioned. But the authors mentioned more cons than pros. Some of the cons discussed were: "one billion transistors falls far short of an infinite number, the highest performance computing system will not...
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...Lawrenceburg Firehouse The Lawrenceburg Firehouse was established in 1882 by A.D. Cook. In 1882 a committee was appointed by the council to purchase two steam fire engines manufactured by the Ahrens Company of Cincinnati. The cost of the engines complete with reel cart and 2,000 feet of hose was estimated to cost $10,800. The name of these engines were Miami and Edinburg. (Genealogy #1) They tested the Miami in the presence of a large crowd of citizens. After about 3 and a half minutes that the match was applied to the engine it was throwing water as high as any house that was built in the city at the time. Fire laddies were the ones who handled the hose for this demonstration. The first fire station named “Miami” was located on Short St....
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...For my interview I choose coach Brian Garza that currently coaches at Edinburg high school. He coaches the defensive ends there and does a fine job in my opinion. I started off by asking him what his background in football. He said they he grew up playing football. He played pop warner all the way to senior in high school. He explained to me how football was a massive part of his life. I asked him About his accomplishments in football. He said that while playing in high school, he was a 1st team all-city player, a first team all-district play, a 1st team all valley players, along with red zone player of the year, but that was not what he most proud of. He most proud of how he’s had many football players that he has coached as well be first...
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...Czech ELSPAC study” in the BMC Psychiatry journal. Specializing in the research field, Adam Fiala and his colleagues published the 2017 article in order to identify potential risk factors for developing Postpartum Depression (PPD) by using data collected via Czech version of European Longitudinal Study of Pregnancy and Childhood (ELSPAC). A total of 3233 participants are included in the survey where all of them completed the questionnaires at all three time-point (before delivery, 6 weeks after delivery and 6 month after delivery). The researchers used a univariate and multivariate type of analysis in order to calculate the prevalence of risk factors across demographics as well as identified sign of depression using the Czech translated Edinburg Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS). Overall, the researcher found two main risk factors that were significant at the three point of time, which are personal history of previous depressive episode and psychological stressor experience by mothers. Although the researcher present several limitations about the study they conducted, such as the large drop-out rates among participants and analysis method that cannot determine the causality of the events, still the study poses a new understanding about mothers who suffer PPD. ...
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...1/6 MISSION ANALYSIS WORKSHEET Page 1 of 2 YOUR PURPOSE – Penetrate the enemy’s defenses to secure the crossing sites over Stony Creek IOT allow the ME to continue on to attack the MEB Obj. YOUR RELATIONSHIP TO HIGHER AND ADJACENT PURPOSES 1/6 (Rein) prevents the enemy’s guard force (1/87th (Rein) from conducting a successful delay, which allows the 34th MID’s main effort (86th MIBR) to establish a prepared defense. This allows the RCT’s main effort to rapidly pass forward to destroy the enemy in the vicinity of (vic) MEB Obj 1 (RCT-6 task) in order to deny the 34th MID an orderly withdraw through JTF-V Obj A. SPECIFIED TASKS Conduct a forward passage of lines with LAR as passing force *Attack in zone to destroy En forces in vic of Reg Obj 2 Conduct a forward passing of lines with 3/6 at Phase Line Green BPT follow on ME’s attack to MEB Obj *Secure key crossing sites on Stony Creek Locate Artillery Battalion Located Tank Reserve Turn over EPWs to CLB Report usable LZs to RCT S-4 Plan NBC decontamination sites IMPLIED TASKS Breach obstacles en route to Reg Obj 2 Use engineering assets to create a crossing location on Stony Creek if current bridges are not capable. BPT continue attack with MOPP level increase LIMITATIONS (CONSTRAINTS [C] and RESTRAINTS [R]) [C] Fires into no-fire areas (NFA) must be approved by RCT-6 fire support coordination center (FSCC). (p. 71) [C] MOPP level 1. (p. 48) [C] Report battalion...
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...millioner i England Se på side 106 og 107 UK today: Profile 1. In 2005 the population was just under 60 million people. 2. Both the birth rate and death rare have been falling and therefor UK has an ageing population. 3. About half of the immigrants were born in UK 4. Geordie is spoken in Tyneside, the north part of England, Scouse in Liverpool and Cockney in London. 5. It is the king or queen who is the head of the Church of England. 6. The Archbishop is the spiritual leader of the Church of England. 7. In Scotland the established church is the Presbyterian Church. 8. There are 53 members of the common wealth. 9. In 1973. 10. Yes it is. Capitals London for England, Cardiff for Wales, Edinburg for Scotland, Belfast for North Ireland. Wales flag is named the red dragon, The English flag is named St Georges Cross, the Scottish flag is named Saint Andrews Cross, the flag of North Ireland is named Ulster Banner. Clash of Cultures Dette emne omhandler de mange forskellige kulturer som mødes. De tekster vi har læst omhandler for det meste hvordan børn fra fattige lande kommer til USA og møder problemer fra de amerikanske børn. I en af teksterne bliver vi også præsenteret for hvordan man opfører sig ved bordet. The fashion industry Dette emne omhandler de forskellige brands, og hvordan de arbejder. Eksempelvis Nike har haft problemer med børnearbejde og sådan....
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... BY ANGELIN.R 10MSE0067 Introduction : Sarojini Naidu,also known by the sobriquet The Nightingale of India (Bharatiya Kokila), was a child prodigy, Indian independence activist and poet. Naidu was the second Indian woman to become the President of the Indian National Congress and the first woman to become the Governor of Uttar Pradesh state. Her birthday is celebrated as Women's Day in India. Sarojini Chattopadhyay, later Naidu, belonged to a Bengali family. She was born in Hyderabad, India as the eldest daughter of scientist, philosopher, linguist and educator Aghornath Chattopadhyaya, and Barada Sundari Devi, a Bengali poetess. After receiving a doctor of science degree from Edinburg University, her father settled in Hyderabad State, where he founded and administered the Hyderabad College, which later become the Nizam College. Education : Sarojini Naidu was a brilliant student. She was proficient in Urdu, Telugu, English, Bengali, and Persian. At the age of 12, Sarojini Naidu attained national fame when she topped the matriculation examination at Madras University. Her father wanted her to become a mathematician or scientist but Sarojini Naidu was interested in poetry. She started writing poems in English. Impressed by her play Maher Muneer, the Nizam of Hyderabad gave her scholarship to study abroad.At the age of 16, she traveled to England to study first at King's College London and later at Girton College...
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