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My grandfather was born in Gilroy, California, in 1939. At the age of eight, my grandfather moved to a ranch near the outskirts of Gilroy, where he lived in a one room shack with his mother, brother, and step-father. For seven years, my grandfather lived in that poor shack, where he had to cover the holes in the walls with newspaper or cardboard just to keep warm during the cold winters. Years later, my grandfather decided to make something out of his life, and enrolled at San Jose City college in 1972, and graduated in 1975 with an Associate degree. While enrolled in San Jose City college, my grandfather was offered an internship to work for the Santa Clara county in the investigation program unit. At first, it was very stressful for my grandfather, because he was trying to balance his life of being a family man, a student, and working as in the investigation program unit. By the time my grandfather graduated from San Jose City college, he was offered a full time job, because he excelled in the internship program. As working in investigation program unit, my grandfather was the assistant to the investigation officer during a court hearing, and would take notes during the days of trial. Once the trial was over, the investigation officer would write the report, and would give the report to my grandfather to give to the Santa Clara county for filing. Not only did my grandfather helped the investigation officers, he would often helped to make appointments with parole felons…

Chariot Chariot is a San Francisco based company that provides private shuttles in rush hours between Bart stops and downtown workplaces. Its only customer segment is the city worker. Customer Segment Customer Jobs San Francisco downtown workers commute between home and workplace everyday. Common transportations they take include Bart, Muni, bus, and Caltrain. However, sometimes they take Uber or taxi in emergency. Commuters need an easy and reliable solution for their daily transportation. They…

recycling their water in addition to taking advantage of storm water capture. This is a huge way to cut back on using our natural or clean water supply when there is plenty of opportunities to capture and use rain water. San Jose is making a big push to increase their solar power abundance. They offer incentives to local businesses and residents who make the switch to solar power and energy saving appliances. The city also encourages to use materials and supplies manufactured within five…

Extension would later build. Expansion of the system was finally made possible by an agreement under which San Mateo County was to contribute $200 million to East Bay extensions as a "buy-in" to the system without actually joining the BART district. The $1.5 billion extension of BART southward to San Francisco International Airport's (SFO) Garage G, adjacent to the International Terminal, was opened to the public on June 22, 2003. The right of way had been served by Muni's 40 San Mateo…