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On September 11, 2017 I (Probationary Police Officer James Harris III, DSN 0513) manning vehicle 1422 received a call for a “Larceny from a building prior” at 315 Chestnut Street (Hyatt Regency Hotel); however, I was advised to contact the victim via phone. I contacted victim Mika Gould to inquired the information needed for this report and was advised of the following: Gould stated she was last in possession of her Apple iPad Mini on Saturday, September 9th 2017 at 10:00AM. Gould said she and her

Karl Landsteiner was born on June 14, 1868 in Austria-Hungary. He was then raised by his mother, who got him interested in science. In 1916, Landsteiner married Helen Wlatso. Together they had a son known today as Dr. E. Landsteiner. On June 26, 1943, Landsteiner suffered a heart attack while working in his lab. He was rushed to the hospital but died later that day. He was seventy five years old. Landsteiner accomplished many things while he was alive, he also made some very critical discoveries

The first article I chose was called “FCC approves AT&T – DirecTV merger”, written by Jacob Kastrenakes. AT&T paid around $49 billion in order to acquisition DirecTV, which was approved by Federal Communication Commission (FCC). AT&T is the second-largest wireless carrier in the United State and DirecTV is the largest TV provider. By combining these two firms together will have around 26 million TV subscribers and will create the largest pay TV Company in the U.S. A reason Federal Communication Commission

Agriculture and Food The Inventor Cyril Percy Callister (the inventor of vegemite) was born on the 16th, February 1893. His parents were William Hugh Callister (schoolmaster) and Rosetta Anne, née Dixon. He was an only child and went to University of Melbourne on a major residential scholarship to Queen's College. In January 1915 he joined Lewis and Whittie, manufacturers of food and household products . The later in June he worked in the Imperial force, afterwards (three months later) he was drawn

Thomas Edison was one of the greatest inventors of all time. He changed the lives of everyone around him and helped shape our world today. In this paper you are going to read about his life and how he changed the world. Thomas Alva Edison was born in Milan Ohio on February 11, 1847 (Jan Adkins, 12). He was curious and always asking questions and people always thought he was strange. His father was embarrassed by his youngest son’s weird questions (Jan Adkins, 14). He didn’t go to school much

The Turn Of The Century The turn of the century had many different inventors in the time . Like thomas edison once said “ Our greatest weakness lies in giving up . The most certain way to succeed is to try just 1 more time . “ Lucky Thomas Edison didn't give up when he was making the light bulb . Thomas Edison History Thomas Edison's middle name was Alva . He was born in 1847 in Milan ,Ohio . He died on October 18 , 1931 when he

companies in the Telecommunication Industry market. History of AT&T associated with the development of the telephone in the United States. “During the 19th century, with founder Alexander Graham Bell 's invention of the telephone in 1875, AT&T became the parent company of the Bell System, the American telephone monopoly. The Bell System provided what was by all accounts the best telephone service in the world. The system broke up into eight companies in 1984 by agreement between AT&T

they sometimes bring negative outcomes. In the essay “Time and Distance” by Eula Biss, published in 2008, she sheds some light upon this topic, and highlights some negative impact the invention of the first telephone had. She focuses on the execution of Afro-American people, and how the telephone pole was used to lynch them. As mentioned before, the essay is written by Eula Biss. Her intentions are to make the reader think about the other sides of

Inventions. They change the way we live. Some inventions come from the need to fill a void, to do a job, or for a particular purpose. Other inventions start with ideas and come from the minds of creative thinkers. Inventions can be products, machines, or things that you can wear. Whatever form an invention make take, the end result is normally an improvement in our quality of life. No matter where you go or what you do, you’re surrounded by or using products or machines or processes that somebody

Economic Discussion Prior to the electric telegraph, a long-distant message might be received through one of the following: fires, beacons, pigeon posts, or semaphores. At this point, the latest semaphore was recorded sending a message from Paris to Liles in under thirty two minutes. Before the telegraph, America used the Pony Express which delivered mail by horse. A message would be delivered by a series of men over a period of time before the message was received. This invaded privacy; also,