Jim Highfield (1944-) was born in Maysville, Kentucky, He is a decendent of English immigrant great-grand parents, who lived in Northern England, and immigrated to America in 1829. For thirty five years he taught Electronics and Computer science for a Major Communications Corporation. His first book, "Life," didn't win the Pulitzer Prize, doubt if it ever will, He enjoys telling stories of his youth and experiences he has had thought out his life in books that he now is publishing on Amazon Kindle Ebooks. He is learning to write ebooks and this writers education contains English of which wasn't a subject that seems not very important until he started putting his words in a piece for publication and then it shows his abilities in writing, he really should have paid closer attention to his teachers as a student in his school years, even though he may have forgotten what they taught him that long ago. He has several patent's in Electronics and some patent's that are still in the pending status because of the complications of the US Patent procedures and his ability to follow instructions at the time of submission. One item that you might see in the future after he has passed,-died, is "he's sure of that" which is a method of transportation using a electronic and computer system that he called "Accident Avoidance". It's intent is to detect probability of a pending location that is computed as logical theory using physics xy-z /yx+z=1. This indicates immediate response from a emergency vehicle responder guiding the vehicle to ensue a negative result. Any pending action is immediate response and guideance vehicle control.