so as joe said, we don't have thomas edison's version of this. but they didn't totally get it wrong. you know, diesel enjoyed his wine. edison didn't drink diesel. enjoy the observation that all of edison's inventions were power consuming things like the phonograph and and other devices, the light bulb, whereas diesels was power producing. so that was a distinction that he liked. they had a couple of barbs back and forth where, you know, edison was like, what if a whole bunch of you engine guys got together, you know, the gasoline guys, the and just came up with an engine and he was like, you know, what about this? this crazy novice edison was more home schooled and diesel thought that was like a dubious virtue, you know, having come from these sort of revered german engineering schools. so they had a bit of a back and forth. it's really a fun, fun scene in the book and shows his humor as well. and also an an implication that edison was a little bit of let's throw this mud against the wall and see what sticks and and and a much more instinctive a

some of the greatest breakthroughs have been created by dyslexic minds like thomas edison's light bulbphone. at the event, a key focus is the ai revolution and how those with dyslexia could unlock its full potential. ai is wonderful at spewing forth lots and lots of knowledge and lots of information, and dyslexics can then take that information and put it to good use. dyslexic people are imaginative and they can see... see what ai can't and they can bring it to life. the world economic forum predicts technology could eliminate 85 million jobs by 2025. but dyslexic thinking skills like creativity and curiosity can't be replaced by machines. it can't replicate art, can't replicate, uh, new ideas. it can only, uh, just, uh, do what it knows already. so while organisations adapt to the ai revolution, dyslexic thinkers could help to bridge the skills gap and drive future innovation. ritika gupta, bbc news. music streaming giant, spotify had a three hour outage on sunday. the disruption affected about 40,000 people in the us — according to outage tracking site downdetector.com. spotify poste

some of the greatest breakthroughs have been created by dyslexic minds like thomas edison's light bulbone. at the event, a key focus is the ai revolution and how those with dyslexia could unlock its full potential. ai is wonderful at spewing forth lots and lots of knowledge and lots of information, and dyslexics can then take that information and put it to good use. dyslexic people are imaginative and they can see what ai can't and they can bring it to life. the world economic forum predicts technology could eliminate 85 million jobs by 2025. but dyslexic thinking skills like creativity and curiosity can't be replaced by machines. it can't replicate art, can't replicate new ideas. it can onlyjust, uh, do what it knows already. so while organisations adapt to the ai revolution, dyslexic thinkers could help to bridge the skills gap and drive future innovation. that's all we have time for. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. the final game of matchday 6 of the premier league gets underway later as southampton travel to bournemouth. russell martin's newly promot

by the way, i 'll digress a little, the phrase "hello" was invented by thomas edison.was precisely when he worked at that company. and he received an order to make a device that could record sound. well, probably record a telephone conversation or something else. like a screw, we turn a nut on a screw, like this and here, like a thread, there are tracks, these tracks have vibrations, there is a needle here, it repeats the movement of these tracks, transmits vibrations to this membrane traces, this membrane vibrates the air, our air has a density, in the pipe due to resonance this sound is amplified, but now i told you a story about how to reproduce. sound, and it had to be recorded first, everything was a little different, here there was not a sound-picking head, but a diamond cutter, as a rule, it was not diamond, it was made of rock crystal, it cut this path like this, and the surface is wax, i once came across a cylinder just all in dust, i decided to wash it, turned on hot water, took a rag, hot enough, i i started to think, then i noticed that it became absolutely

james kelly goes to the laboratories of thomas edison and this is a young inventor and kelly was sketched, there he is speak into the box and kellyanne edison became lifelong friends, all the illustrations that kelly made of edison you can see them in publications and edison laboratory. being kelly from harper's on his business card he had easy access to some of the most important people from new york city in the 1870s and 1880s and 1890s and while former president of new new york city kelly had the opportunity to sit and oppose an excellent opportunity to ask questions that why i call kelley's ultimate civil war buff because he had to sit down grant, sherman, sheridan and hancock, chamberlain and ask any question he wanted. then we would have the general signed the portrait and kelly kept notes while he was doing these interviews, basically to protect his art from criticism if someone would come along and criticize the painting at fort donelson you would say that's a ackerson and kelly will produce the notes in the general grant signed it that's what kelly did the interviews and kept the

we all know thomas edison. we don't know who did this.s 119 degrees in the valley over the weekend. it's september. it is so hot. when i went outside to pee on matt damon's star this morning, it turned to steam. it evaporated. there have been power outages. you know, madame tussaud's wax museum is right across the street from us. and i am a little worried about my wax figure. they have a wax figure of me over there. you know, these wax figures are made of wax. to i sent guillermo to run across the street to check it out. is he there yet? hey, guillermo. how is it? is my figure ok? >> guillermo: yeah. it looks pretty good. >> looks pretty good. >> guillermo: your hair looks great. >> jimmy: thanks, guillermo. you want to get a picture with jimmy kimmel? >> jimmy: strange that the other statues didn't melt at all. by the way, a special welcome to those of you joining us after monday night football tonight. earn aaron rodgers tonight strapped on his tin foil helmet for another mad cap season. san francisco 49ers hosted the new york jets. thi

in fact, the world's first ever coal-fired electricity plant was thomas edison's 'edison electric lighttation' which opened in london in 1882. the death toll from flooding and landslides in nepal has risen to 193 after a weekend of intense rainfall. many of the fatalities were in the capital kathmandu, where residents began to clean up today, as water levels recede. flooding drenched much of city's -- much of the city's south, and landslides cut off its three main highways. schools across nepal will be shot for the next three days. back in the u.s., a judge in georgia struck down the state's ban on most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. the measure was passed and signed in 2019, but did not take effect until roe v. wade was overturned in 2022. in his decision, judge robert mcburney wrote that a woman in georgia has the right to "reject state interference with her healthcare choices." georgia had been one of four statess where bans on abortions kick in after six weeks, before many women realize they're pregnant. the nation's major dockworkers' union has signalled that its 45,000 me

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and in fact at the same time henry born and thomas edison's working to develop a artery operated car but they had no subsidies. so, congress picked a winner and they won for over 100 years. and now we are trying to expand this out. and i would say also, senator graham and i agree with you. we have a lot of issues. i guess what i would say is i think we know more about the answers are. we just need to do it. and then we need to find out where we need to know more about this. but chargers, we know we need more charging stations, electric grid incapacity absolutely. both of those things are beginning to happen we are investing and that in the bipartisan info structure built. more usable consumer credit. more american access to earth materials we have new mining capacity lithium capacity being developed in nevada which is very exciting because we are way behind. i would also say are companies s will need different kinds of technologies that do not take rare earth materials also recycling job creation for more materials there is a lot of things, mark battery production which we know we ne

thomas edison was among them.go on these well-documented vacations that had a ford cameramen there to document what happened. harding and coolidge both go on the vagabond vacations and it is good p.r. for them. the warner bros. befriend franklin roosevelt and start to use their studio to propagandize in favor of roosevelt's administration. in the 1930's, it is more in favor of the new deal. as world war ii approaches, they engage in anti-nazi propaganda. i think we should have more of it. the fact is they are trying to get america ready for world war ii as they are using their studios as a kind of current event lands on which to show the roosevelt administration as they would like. host: i'm going to bring our audience into the discussion. we will start with david in new york calling on the independent line. good morning. caller: can you hear me? host: yes. caller: i am calling, it is very interesting to me this conversation on the ceo's and their influence and how they shape this country going back to the railroa

thomas edison was among them.y go on these well-documented vacations that had a ford cameramen there to document what happened. harding and coolidge both go on the vagabond vacations and it is good p.r. for them. the warner bros. befriend franklin roosevelt and start to use their studio to propagandize in favor of roosevelt's administration. in the 1930's, it is more in favor of the new deal. as world war ii approaches, they engage in anti-nazi propaganda. i think we should have more of it. the fact is they are trying to get america ready for world war ii as they are using their studios as a kind of current event lands on which to show the roosevelt administration as they would like. host: i'm going to bring our audience into the discussion. we will start with david in new york calling on the independent line. good morning. caller: can you hear me? host: yes. caller: i am calling, it is very interesting to me this conversation on the ceo's and their influence and how they shape this country going back to the railr