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| Chautaqua Festival Begins YouTube The 12th Annual High Plains Chautauqua Festival kicked off Tuesday at Aims Community College with appearances by a Titanic survivor and activist, Molly Brown, the inventor, Nikola Tesla, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, a workers' rights activist, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Heart pump goes wireless, and UPMC's part of it Pittsburgh Tribune-Review "It was proposed almost 100 years ago by Nikola Tesla." (Tesla, who worked for Thomas Edison and later George Westinghouse, developed the alternating current system and patented more than 700 inventions.) Although devices such as implantable pacemakers ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Darwin discusses inspiration, evolution before headlining High Plains ... Greeley Tribune Zach Stephens, a recent eighth-grade graduate at Chappelow Fine Arts Magnet School, played Nikola Tesla at the opening night of Greeley's annual Chautauqua. Tesla is famous for for his work with alternating-current electrical power systems, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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