Picture this 1800's aristocratic girl at insistence of mother is taught math and science. Born as Augusta Ada Byron in London on December 10,1815, she was a child of famous poet. Her parents separated weeks after her birth she never saw her father again, he died when she was eight. Her mother insisted on math and science so she didn’t turn out like her father. So you could say, Ada had a very unusual upbringing for an aristocratic girl in the 1800's.
Her unusual upbringing was brought upon her so she didn’t turn out like her father. Her father was a poet, the famous George Gordon Byron. Unlike her father who studied poetry, she studied math and science. Her mother thought it would prevent her from having a moody temperament. Her mother even went as far as force her to lay still for certain amounts of time to gain self-control.
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He was made Earl of Lovelace in 1838 .After marrying she was known as the Countess of Lovelace. They loved horses and had a fondness for math and science. They had three children together Anne Blunt, 15th Baroness Wentworth (Daughter),Ralph King-Milbanke, 2nd Earl of Lovelace (Son), Byron King-Noel, Viscount Ockham (son). He is said to have supported his wife's endeavors.
At age seventeen through tutoring she made a mentor named Charles Babbage. She began to study advance mathematics with professor Augustus de Morgan. While studying she was asked to translate a article on Babbage's Analytical Engine Journal written by Luigi Fredrico Menabrea. When translating the journals she added in her own thoughts. While not meaning too she made the journal three times as long as the original. Although she did not write the original her copy was published in 1843 in a English Science Journal; The Countess however published it using her real name' s initials
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First, in her essay “Chief Little Feather, Where Are You”? She was a child, she reflected her loneliness. For example, she explained that her parents owned an appliance store, but especially she remarked that she felt lonely because her parents never had time for her. As she said, “If my father was the brain of the business, my mother was the heart and the soul”. (pg.4). Most of the time she had to do her homework by her own because their parents worked long hours at the store. At her young age her father lets her and her sister Linda to walk home at night. He seemed that he did not care about them, but just the money.
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The Catholic church is one of the best known religions today. Yet it was not like this before in the olden times. The Church was not reaching out into the outer peripheries. Many people in general did not know what Catholicism was. They were misguided by the pagan priests who taught them false teachings of tree-rock-sun worship. Every time the Church would attempt to evangalize these countries they would be thrown out or the evangalizers would be killed in barbaric ways. Yet 1 man stood out and managed to succesfully evangalize most of Prague and Poland. That mans name was St. Adalbert.
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I, Ella Dutton, have officially been a “lifer” at St. Anne’s. From Pre-K to eighth grade, I have continued to be a contributing member of the community. Throughout the years, I have been a tour guide, led an activity period, been a member of Tech Crew, and participated in as many sports as possible, been in three drama productions. I’ve also made many amazing friendships with people who I never thought I would be friends with. At St. Anne’s, I have learned everything from diagramming sentences to how to strive to be the best person I can be. It has definitely been a long, but wild ride at St. Anne’s.
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On March 14, 1877, Edna Woolman Chase was born. She was the American editor of Vogue between 1914-1952, and made undeniable contributions to the magazine while ushering Vogue through every imaginable time, from the possible to the impossible.
He was now focusing on designing an “Analytic Engine”, which would be a machine that could perform calculations without user input. Ada immediately grasped the potential significance of such a machine and impressed Babbage with her ideas on the concept of a calculating engine. Her friend, Sophia Frend, later wrote, “Miss Byron, young as she was, understood its working, and saw the great beauty of the invention” (Toole 51). Ada requested that Babbage send her the blueprints for the machine so that she could further understand it. This was the beginning of a long intellectual relationship between the two and they would continue to correspond and collaborate for the next nine years. However, her mother disagreed with Babbage’s metaphysical views on mathematics and “preferred that Ada be grounded in what she considered the facts” (Toole 52). Despite this, Ada continued to meet and write with Baggage. She would go against her mother’s wishes by deciding to “not destroy her imagination but use it in her own way” (Toole 53). Ada’s work no longer focused on studying what had already been learned, but instead imagined new
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