KCTS 9 Connects For October 05, 2006

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KCTS 9 Connects For October 05, 2006

In 1976 Wozniak sparked a computer revolution when he, along with Steve Jobs, invented the first true personal computer: apple1. In his memoir, the silicon valley legend tells the story of his life, from an idyllic childhood full of science adventures, to co-founding apple, the role his father had and life after apple. Washington's wine industry has become the fastest-growing agricultural sector in the state. The number of wineries have increased four hundred percent in the last decade, attracting two million annual visitors to Washington wine country, and creating a twenty million dollar Washington wine tourism industry. Robin Pollard, executive director of the Washington Wine Commission and Washington Wine Institute, talks about Washington wines and the boom as a wine-tourism region.
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In 1976 Wozniak sparked a computer revolution when he, along with Steve Jobs, invented the first true personal computer: apple1. In his memoir, the silicon valley legend tells the story of his life, from an idyllic childhood full of science adventures, to co-founding apple, the role his father had and life after apple.

Apple and iWoz: Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak
In 1976 Wozniak sparked a computer revolution when he, along with Steve Jobs, invented the first true personal computer: apple1. In his memoir, the silicon valley legend tells the story of his life, from an idyllic childhood full of science adventures, to co-founding apple, the role his father had and life after apple.
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The dirt on Washington wines
Washington's wine industry has become the fastest-growing agricultural sector in the state. The number of wineries have increased four hundred percent in the last decade, attracting two million annual visitors to Washington wine country, and creating a twenty million dollar Washington wine tourism industry. Robin Pollard, executive director of the Washington Wine Commission and Washington Wine Institute, talks about Washington wines and the boom as a wine-tourism region.
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