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    The California drought continues to drag on but could there be a silver lining? Yes. Before all the news about the impossible real estate market, Silicon Valley and the drought, California was known for something a little sweeter: wine. With the drought bringing less water to fields, vintners are thrilled to say that wine grape quality has never been better. In fact, the 2014 wine grape harvest produced one of the best vintages this decade, according to the Wine Institute. Plants and fruits are

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    Introduction In 21st century almost all devices work with electricity. Electricity makes activity of people easier and more comfortable. Moreover, it plays a great role in development of medicine, science, education, transport and other spheres of human’s life. However, electricity production is becoming more and more problematic because the biggest part of energy for electricity is produced by natural resources, which are neither infinite nor renewable. It means that one day mineral reserves can

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    applications. It’s the first ever man made luxury sedan functioning solely on electricity The sole name that’s associated with tesla is elon musk, the founder and ceo of TESLA motors, one of the youngest billionairs and a well-known successful story of silicon valley. Musk started in the 1990s with a small internet company which he sold in 2002 for 1.5 billion dollars of which now is known as PayPal. He has a unique vision of making life sustainable using green energy, and making it extra planetary. He

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    model our lives after those who have already been successful? Let 's take a look at one person who almost everyone would call a success: Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs pounced on an opportunity when it came to him. And that opportunity, since he lived in Silicon Valley as a child and even died there, was in electronics. He really didn 't search for opportunities (e.g. he didn 't research what jobs make the most money...you aren 't googling that are you?), instead he took advantage of opportunities when they

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    valve is the St. Jude Bileaflet valve. Long-term studies have indicated that the St. Jude Medical mechanical heart valves demonstrates consistent hemodynamic (flow of blood through the heart valve) performance over time. The valves were made from silicon alloyed pyrolytic carbon due to its superior biocompatible, thromboresistant and wear resistant

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    Information Technology Workers in Santa Clara County This community assessment attempts to identify pressing health issues faced by Information Technology workers in the Santa Clara county. The first section focusses on the social assessment of Santa Clara county residents including IT professionals and the subsequent section delineates the health issues concerning the priority population. Qualitative and quantitative data from several sources including Santa Clara county department public records

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    What Are Zeolites?

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    familiarise ourselves with materials that carry zeolite properties but are not equivalent to the definition proposed by mineralogists. One example would be the mineral wenkite; it has an interrupted framework with only 3 oxygen’s coordinated to the silicon atom, [O3-Si-OH]. Regardless of this difference and any other differences apparent in a zeolite mineral they still belong to the zeolite family. Therefore, a more deviated definition which considers all zeolites is a zeolite is an open framework composed

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    Going to a college in another state away from the people I knew was very scary. However, it turned out for the better. Coming from a small town and then living in Silicon Valley was one of the greatest opportunities I have ever had. Being in a new place has helped me get out of my comfort zone. I met many new types and a variety of different people, including a few really good friends. The college has taught me the importance of networking. It is very important to meet other people and create a relationship

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    Alpha spectroscopy is a technique for quantification of alpha particles and identification of its parent radionuclide using a silicon diode semiconductor detector [Knoll, 2010]. These detectors operate in a vacuum to enable them to detect alpha particles emitted from a source without degradation of the alpha particle energy. The alpha particles are transformed into electrical pulses which are amplified and shaped prior to conversion into a differentiated pulse height spectrum by a multichannel analyzer

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    When he was young age, he used to have a vision and curiosity about wireless technology and the boundless potential that can have on the internet. After he graduated, he continues to pursue his dream and became the founder of Green Packet Inc in Silicon Valley in the United States. After the tragedy of the dotcom crash, he decided to move back to his motherland Malaysia and set up Green Packet Bhd. He got the vision that helped him take the lead as the developer of Next Generation mobile broadband

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