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Eric Schmidt is the former CEO of Google. He has a PhD in computer science from Berkeley and a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Princeton. Schmidt worked as an engineer and taught at Stanford before becoming CEO of Google, where he helped the company grow through his leadership and software expertise. As CEO, Schmidt oversaw Google's expansion into a massive global company with many services.
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Bill Gates was born in 1955 in Seattle, Washington to an upper middle-class family. He showed an early interest in computers and helped found Traf-O-Data in high school. After dropping out of Harvard in 1975, Gates co-founded Microsoft with Paul Allen in Albuquerque that same year. Microsoft grew rapidly and made $2.5 million in 1978. By 1987, Gates became a billionaire due to Microsoft's success and in 1999 his wealth reached over $101 billion as the stock prices rose. Gates demonstrated traits like determination, competitiveness, and a fierce desire to succeed that contributed to his entrepreneurial success with Microsoft.
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The document makes comparisons between different entities using comparative adjectives or statements indicating one thing is higher/lower, older/younger, longer/shorter, heavier/lighter, dirtier/cleaner, more/less interesting/boring/dangerous/intelligent than another. These comparisons span people, places, animals, objects, and activities.
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El documento presenta información sobre diferentes plantas y animales, clasificándolos en grupos como monocotiledóneas, dicotiledóneas, vivíparos, ovíparos, y ovovivíparos. Resume las características clave y algunos ejemplos de plantas como la cebolla, el maíz y el trigo, así como animales como el conejo, la jirafa y el elefante.
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This document lists 4 paintball companies: 1) bob long tech, 2) angel fly, 3) empire paintball, and 4) dye paintball. It provides a short list of major paintball equipment manufacturers in the industry.
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To paraphrase a passage effectively, reread the original text thoroughly to understand its full meaning. Then set the text aside and rewrite the paraphrase on notecards without looking at the original. Define any unfamiliar words and use synonyms. When paraphrasing, focus on complete thoughts rather than individual lines, and maintain the voice and perspective of the original speaker. Paraphrasing aims to rewrite the text in your own words at a similar length, while summarizing condenses the key points into a shorter response.
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- 2. Basic History • Was born in April 27, 1955, born in Virginia. • Is an , Chairman/CEO of Google and a formal member of the Board of Directors of Apple Inc.
- 3. Colleges Attended • He got Ph.D in computer science from Berkeley • He got a Bchelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Princeton.
- 4. Prior Work Experience And Positions Held • Engineer, Chairman/ CEO of google and formal member Apple. • Author of lex lexical analyzer software for Unix. • He taught at Stanford part time. • He had many great jobs to many to list.
- 5. Where they work now • Works for Google, and the engineer/chairman/CEO of Google.
- 6. Information about the company. • Google is so big that its services are enormous. • Well worth over Yahoo, MSN, Juno, ect.
- 7. Info about their position • What is a CEO? • Some large companies may actually have several CEOs, or at least a CEO for every department. Small companies, and small non- profit agencies usually have a single CEO, and a vice-president who takes over for the CEO when needed, or several vice presidents simply called executive officers.
- 8. What have they done since being at their company. • Help Google in software, support, leadership, ect.
- 9. Sources • Bing.com • Google.com/corporate/execs.htm#eric • Wikipedia.org/wiki.Eric Schmidt • Crunchbase.com/person/eric-schmidt • Investing.business.com/businessweek/researc h/stocks/people/person.asp?personld=71989 4&ticker=GOOG:US