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    Does Apple need “a great man”? After the death of Steve Jobs‚ management experts are wondering whether Apple will survive without Steve Jobs or not? This issue is also considered in the “InsideApple: Can It Thrive Without Steve?” article‚ published on the Forbes’ webpage where commentaries on the book of Adam Lashinsky “InsideApple” are provided. This article describes the aspects of the book regarding successful implementation of the “radical management system” by Apples’ incomparable leadership

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    distribution‚ Thomas Edison ’s direct current was the standard for the United States‚ and Edison was not disposed to lose all his patent royalties. Direct current worked well for the incandescent lamps that were the principal load of the day. However‚ from his work with rotary magnetic fields‚ Nikola Tesla devised a system for generation‚ transmission‚ and use of AC power. He partnered with George Westinghouse to commercialize this system. This sparked a massive business rivalry between Edison ’s General

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    Nikola Tesla was an entrepreneur and trail blazer in the electrical science and industry. His invention of the Alternative Current‚ more commonly known today as A/C‚ changed the course of history for the entire world. Tesla was not recognized in his time for making his mark on the world as he did‚ but today he is revered as one of the pioneers in his field. This man has made such a huge impact that he has been called one of the Great Progressive People. And his title is well deserved. Alternative

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    The Importance of Hard Work That hard work is a key to success is a well-known adage. Parents‚ teachers as well as others guide a child to work hard so that he can achieve good scores‚ though a little bit of luck plays a positive role but I believe that hard work is the key to success. In fact if only luck is to be considered‚ no one would work but just wait till their lick shines up. But this is not the case. Today we see that technology has improved to such an extent that a person can have a

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    spurred Edison to pursue the development of a motion picture system. On February 25‚ 1888‚ in Orange‚ New Jersey‚ Muybridge gave a lecture that may have included a demonstration of his zoopraxiscope‚ a device that projected sequential images drawn around the edge of a glass disc‚ producing the illusion of motion. The Edison facility was very close by‚ and the lecture was possibly attended by both Edison and his company’s official photographer‚ William Dickson. Two days later‚ Muybridge and Edison met

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    expressed an interest in mechanics. After his mother passed away‚ Henry left his family home to look for a job in Detroit. He was then employed at Edison Illuminating Company. Ford worked his way up to being an engineer. By the time he turned 30‚ he became the chief engineer and gained recognition from the owner of the business‚ Thomas Edison. Thomas Edison became Henry Ford’s role model. He taught him how to run a business and how to be successful as a businessman. Ford retained the information he

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    considered impossible. Here I am pointing out three incredible people who were once said nothing before they became famous. First there is Thomas Edison‚ the creator of the bulb; in his early years‚ teachers told Edison he was “too stupid to learn anything.” Work was no better‚ as he was fired from his first two jobs for not being productive enough. Even as an inventor‚ Edison made 1‚000 unsuccessful attempts at inventing the light bulb. Of course‚ all those unsuccessful attempts finally resulted in the design

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    CHEMISTRY!! Winston Churchill failed as a 6th grader. He eventually went on to become one of the BEST prime minister of England. Michael Jordan was cut from his school basketball team. He then won 6 National Championships in Basketball. Thomas Alva Edison was told by his teacher that "He was too stupid". He went on to create many useful electronic devices for the 21st century ‚ including bulbs. Walt Disney was sacked by a newspaper because he was too "unimaginative" and didnt have "any original

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    phone came the wire‚ and as she writes in the text "Even now it is an impossible idea that we are all connected‚ all of us". Back then it was impossible to understand the physics and the overall technology‚ because it was simply not present. Yes‚ Thomas Edison invented the light bulb and this was well obliged because people could relate to the problem of not having any light. The phone on the other hand was not a typical problem in the household and few saw it as a hurdle‚ therefore it wasn’t as well

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    Lightbulb Inventor

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    In 1845‚ John W. Starr obtained a patent for his light bulb involving the use of carbon filaments. He passed away shortly after acquiring the patent‚ and his invention was never produced commercially. Little else is known about him. Thomas Edison started to do some serious research into the development of a practical incandescent lamp in 1878. After large amounts of research‚ many different filaments‚ a couple of patents‚ and some blood‚ sweat‚ and tears‚ he finally settled on a design

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