1. Brad Baker, Travis Cross LE 1020 Salt Lake Community College

2.  We would like to introduce you to Nikola Tesla a Yugoslav - American inventor who pioneered  in radio and invented alternating current motors different systems and universal transmissions and  distribution of electricity.  We want to give you a little history of his life and some of the accomplishments that he's done  and when were through we want to talk a little bit of the mysteries of his death and what other things he  was trying to create.  The argument in his life is they want to discredit and still lot of the inventions and other ideas  that he had in his life as he was truly an amazing man and a genius in his time. We would like to introduce you to Nikola Tesla a Yugoslav - American inventor who pioneered  in radio and invented alternating current motors different systems and universal transmissions and  distribution of electricity.  We want to give you a little history of his life and some of the accomplishments that he's done  and when were through we want to talk a little bit of the mysteries of his death and what other things he  was trying to create.  The argument in his life is they want to discredit and still lot of the inventions and other ideas  that he had in his life as he was truly an amazing man and a genius in his time.

3.  Born on July 10, 1845  Born in Smiljan, Republic of croatia  Went to High Real Gynmasium  Austrian Polytechnic University in Graz, Austria  Went to school on a scholarship and lost it by the second year  Never graduated from Austrian Polytechnic

4.  After dropping out Tesla severed all ties with his family and moved to Maribor  Attempted to go to the University of Prague  Did not make it in time to enroll  After school he moved to Budapest to work for a telegraph company.  Moved to the United States in 1884

5.  Electric Power Transmission  Tesla Coil  Radio and Wireless Power  Honors include degrees from Columbia and Yale Universities  Elliot Cresson Medal of the Franklin Institue  Edison Medal of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers

6.  Tesla had a basic radio patent that was granted in 1900  Guglielmo Marconi first patent was turned down because of the priority of Tesla and other inventors patents  Marconi wireless company thrived in the stock markets although he was using 17 of Tesla’s patents

7.  In 1904 the Patent office gave Marconi the patent for the invention of the radio  After Tesla death the U.S. Supreme court upheld Tesla’s patent.  Marconi ‘s company sued the United States Government for the use of it’s patents in WW1, the court avoided this by restoring the priority of Tesla’s patent over Marconi.

8.  all the information about Nikola Tesla's life is quite amazing and how many  people took credit from him and all the amazing things that he had done and stole a lot of the  information that he had put together in his life though. Really don't know that all the limits are the  possibilities of the things that he could've invented because he was murdered.