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Question: How may I help spread the word about James Clerk Maxwell?
Answer: Please distribute the following message as widely as possible:
“Who Was James Clerk Maxwell?
He was one of the greatest scientists who ever lived, and yet most people have never heard of him!
2006 is the 175th anniversary of the birth in Edinburgh, Scotland, of the man who laid the foundations for many of the scientific and technological advances of the last 100 years. By discovering the nature of electromagnetic waves he made possible television, radio, radar and the mobile phone. He also made major contributions to many other areas of physical science.
To learn more about this inspiring man please go to www.jcmax.org
To help spread the word about “The Man Who Changed Everything” please forward this email to all of your contacts.
Many thanks on behalf of the James Clerk Maxwell Foundation.”
Question: How may I contribute financially to the work of the James Clerk Maxwell Foundation?
Answer: Donations will be gratefully acknowledged if sent to:
Mr David S. Ritchie
James Clerk Maxwell Foundation
14 India Street
Edinburgh EH3 6EZ
SCOTLAND
Mr Ritchie, the Director of Development, will be pleased to answer enquiries and to supply covenant and gift forms.
Telephone: +44 (0)131 343 1036. email: 
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