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Joseph Swan, English physicist and chemist, is credited for the first primitive lightbulb in 1860. Twenty-years later (1880), Swan and the infamous inventor, Thomas A. Edison, produced the practical lightbulb (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica, 3). By 1881, “ Swan’s lighting was first used in the Savoy Theatre, located in London, England, (the home of the Gilbert and Sullivan Operettas). The use of electrical lighting birthed many new inventions including the ellipsoidal reflector spotlight (ERS) by 1933. The mechanics of the ERS, made way for the invention of gobos. “The ERS was built with slots for filters, shutters and objects to cast shapes or block off parts of the stage” (Spoors, 7)). While operating the ERS, demanding stage managers would call for “Go Blackout” cues, and eventually these cues were shortened to the term gobo (“GO BlackOut”), referring to the shutter dropped down in front of the beam. With time, stagehands discovered they could make textures, shapes, and depth, by cutting shapes/pictures into the shutters for the ERS. Today, the common definition for gobos is now “GOes Before Optic”(Spoors, 7) referring to the location of the gobo on lighting instruments. It is amazing how much work, and experimentation involved in the world of

The incandescent light bulb was a phenomenal discovery that occurred during the late 1800’s and was mainly invented by a man named Thomas Edison. It became a recent essential product that we humans use on a daily basis in many more appliances than one. This invention was created in 1890 in New Jersey by Thomas Edison to help people to be able to work during the night after night had fallen and to make people’s lives easier ("Edison's Lightbulb”). It helped many people in an amazing array of different ways, however, everything has it’s disadvantages, and so did the incandescent light bulb ("History of the Incandescent Light.”)

In today’s world, humans use resources that are essential to their daily lives. These resources are so important that without them, they would not be able to do certain things like work or leisure activities. One of these inventions would be the light bulb. In 1879, Thomas Edison invented the light bulb and shined light on the world. His effect on the world can still be felt today, and now new innovations are being created based on Edison’s invention. Through his invention of the light bulb, Thomas Edison has impacted American society by bringing new technology that is still used today.

Elizabeth Bay house that was built between 1835 and 1839 as the home of Alexander Macleay became one of the Australian historic houses and opened as a museum in 1977. This is a critical analysis of comparing and contrasting between the historic and contemporary design. The first object that has been chosen from Elizabeth Bay house was the ‘cabinet’ (picture 1) that was made for Alexander Macleay in the late 18th century and the second object is contemporary cabinet which is called “Delphine Cabinet” (picture 2) made by the company named Coco Republic design. In this critical analysis, firstly it will demonstrate the detail information of each item. Secondly, it will explain the significance between the two objects that related to the international design movement during their time.

The main idea of this article is that Nicholas Carr believed that the invention of the light bulb changed life as they knew it. Carr said that the fire was the focal point of the house where the families would gather in the evenings to share time. He explained that when the lightbulb was invented the families spent more times in their own rooms studying, reading, or working alone. In 1944 the germans forced their people to use candles instead of light bulbs during the nightly air raids because the weak light of the candles were able to hide them better. So, essentially the light bulbs were putting the German people in more danger.

The Light Globe, since its early invention, has quickly become one of the basic essentials of the modern technological world we know of today. The multiple sources that are credited for the creation of this fundamental force have made a major breakthrough in the way we as humans perceive our society and how it works. Nowadays, we must acknowledge the basic element that is light, the agent that stimulates sight and allows visibility, and not take the invention of the light globe for granted. In this essay, I will be outlining the contributing factors such as the Inventors, When, Where and How the Light Globe was created, What problems this invention solved and the Impacts on the Economy, the people living throughout the Industrial Revolution, the Impacts on the existing industries and the long term effects of the invention of the Light Globe.

The articles “Who Invented the Lightbulb?” contain valuable insights about the history of lightbulb. The author organized her article in chronological order to point out that Thomas Edison was not first scientist who wanted to succeed on inventing lightbulb. Long before Edison created his laboratory, many other inventors tried unsuccessfully to invent not just a lightbulb, but the lightbulb that can every efficient and be introduced to world market. During 1800s Europe was a place where new technology was introduced to the world. Starting with Italian inventor named Alessandro Volta, who was not only

Kapur stresses the need for quality control. She embraces the philosophy that by owning the product, she controls the quality and thus delivers better value. Before Kapur could start her company, she secured financial backing via angel and strategic investors. Furthermore, she was fortunate to find a group of advisors in her initial investor pool, including former mentors from Birchbox and Google. Kapur has big dreams for the future of Maiden Home. ‘We want to extend our mission of top design and quality at an accessible price to every category in the home.’ (Kapur para 22). Many of her customers purchase pieces from across brands because they want a consistent look and quality, when furnishing their homes and want to streamline the process. Kapur sees this as an opportunity to be a one-stop shop for her customers, with products for every room of a home.

Reading lamps that attach to a book are very cheap, emit bright LED lights and don't look pleasing to the eye whereas Lumio offers a beautiful atmosphere and a dim lighting that can be adjusted. As consumers seek more and more control of everything in their house as well as a modern appeal to the decor Lumio catches every one's eyes. When presented on Shark Tank all 5 of the sharks were immediately interested and making offers.

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In the century since the Arts and Crafts movement first flourished, the Providence Art Club and the Fleur de Lys Studio have undergone inevitable change, melding different and newer ideas about art and craftsmanship. Still, there are many examples of the movement’s objects to observe within both buildings. While Arts and Crafts reformers generally tried to create lasting works, their love of natural materials sometimes meant that it was not as easy for the pieces to stand the test of time. As objects decayed, styles changed, and firecodes were updated, so have the Providence Art Club and Fleur de Lys Studio. One object that continues to shine throughout all this time is the inglenook in the Fleur de Lys Studio. The building is currently used

Burmese and Indian—more specifically, Anglo-Indian—furniture as well as American furniture occupy the main third floor; half of the floor is mostly American furniture, while the other half is mostly Indian and Middle Eastern. The majority of these pieces are segregated from each other into their respective countries. On the mostly Anglo-Indian side of the third floor, a card explains the English and Indian relationship, but furniture from these countries are separated. The majority of the English furniture—what little Lightner even contains—is located in the ballroom of the third floor, completely separate from the American and Indian furniture. Pieces of English, American, and Anglo-Indian roots I will focus on include chairs, sofas, a lamp, a writing desk, and a plant stand. On Clifford’s system, these pieces would be considered culture, art, authentic, and artifact. Culture because they represent the people of particular regions. These objects are keepers of history as crafts and material culture of a past generation. Art because they are distinct—handmade, unique. According to Clifford, “things of cultural and historical value may be promoted to the status of fine art” (224). Furniture in the Lightner Museum follows this idea. They are also valuable in the art market. Likewise, this might make these objects commodities at one point, since “the same thing may be treated as a

Panasonic is a famous Japanese company and a long established brand name which has been in existence for approximately 100 years . The company was founded by Konosuke Matsushita and his two other friends in 1918 in Osaka, Japan. It started from a domestic homewares company under National Brand first used by then Konosuke electric firm. Panasonic is a product manufacturer company that produces consumer electrical appliances . It has grown to become one of the largest electronics producers in addition to a number of other big companies including Sony, Hitachi, LG, Toshiba. Currently, the company is expanding into another industry, namely automotive industry. With its tagline ‘ideas for life’, Panasonic has cemented itself as the most sought-after

Can you ever imagine a world without light bulb? Before light bulb was created, the night can only be lit by the moon and stars. People working and traveling after sunset could only use candles or oil lamps, which caused many inconveniences. Without any bright light, moving inside your own house even seemed dangerous. However, things changed after the ambitious inventors brought their bright idea, which was to light the world, to life. The invention and the commercialization of light bulb not only changed the way people live, but also became a technological breakthrough for future energy use in our daily lives.

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