https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw Made with a creative frenzy en-us 2016-09-14 17:18:47 UTC 2023-07-19 17:23:20 UTC hello@padlet.com 157002353 https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123861885 2016-09-14 17:31:51 UTC https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123861885 444001340 https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123865504 I feel we can measure it by focusing on a persons life at home. If a person isn't happy they often feel stressed and it is not much of an option to show that at work. If the person can come home and feel a sense of happiness then there is something about their job that could be fulfilling.]]> 2016-09-14 17:41:41 UTC https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123865504 157002353 https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123869711 This phrase means that you need to maintain a balance of your work life and personal at home life. If you're working 60 hours a week, sure you'll have a lot of extra spending money, but how happy will you or your friends and family be when you don't get to spend any time with them? On the other end of the spectrum, if you're spending most of your time taking off work or even quitting your job to be doing other things that don't make a living for you, how will you be able to support yourself and your basic living needs? ]]> 2016-09-14 17:52:17 UTC https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123869711 157002353 https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123873946 In most cases there is a major connection between tenure and wellness. If you are a teenager, starting your first minimum wage job, you most likely have just enough money to pay for your gas money and the occasional splurge on shopping or food with friends. However, if you are a 50 year old who has been at the same secure job for 20+ years, having had multiple promotions and pay raises, you most likely have enough money to pay for your bills, maybe to send your kids to school, and go on the occasional dinner date. ]]> 2016-09-14 18:04:01 UTC https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123873946 444001340 https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123874340 There could be a connection because of the amount of income you're making could cause you to be extremely happy, especially if you love what you're doing or it could cause you to be sad about your job and earnings or mixed with high or good enough income but not a job you love or vise-versa.]]> 2016-09-14 18:04:53 UTC https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123874340 157002353 https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123879281 Biotech: Gemones
“Mapping genomes leads to better pharmaceutical care and better medical care,” said Michael Combs, research manger at the San Diego Economic Development Corporation
Wireless Medical Devices
Creating instruments that can communicate with and complement each other is a trend that should remain strong, Combs said. One goal is to reduce the number of devices in hospitals, with the resulting streamlined systems being more efficient and interactive, he said.
Cyber Security
According to the EDC, the total economic impact of the cyber security industry in 2013 was $1.51 billion. That's as much as hosting 3.3 Super Bowls or 8.5 Comic-Cons each year, it said.
Drones
Amazon, for one, wants to deliver its packages to you by using drones through a system called Prime Air. According to Amazon: “It looks like science fiction, but it's real. One day, seeing Prime Air vehicles will be as normal as seeing mail trucks on the road.”
Solar and Electric Vehicles
Rooftop solar panels have become commonplace, he noted. There are more than 56,000 rooftop solar customers (homes and businesses) in the SDG&E territory, Cleantech notes.
Craft Beer
A recent report by the National Institute System for Policy Research noted the rapid ascent: “The industry’s economic value to the region has doubled in the last three years, from an estimated $300 million ($299.5) in 2011 to $600 million ($599.4) in 2014. This surpasses the estimated economic impact of the 2015 Super Bowl to the Arizona state economy ($500 million).”
Desalination and Clean Water Technology
News break: We're in a drought. A bad one. That's resulted in new efforts to broaden our water supply via new technologies, such as desalination and wastewater recycling, to name but two.
Surfboards
Just recently, students at UC San Diego help create a new surfboard — made of algae. Stephen Mayfield, a professor of biology and algae geneticist at the school, led them. He's also a surfer.
Aquaculture
That's where fish are grown in enclosed areas and harvested for food. However, there are efforts to do so in more advanced ways than current practices. San Diego is prime for this, given our location — next to an ocean.
Shipbuilding 
According to state employment figures, local shipbuilding jobs have jumped 18 percent in the last year — leading all job categories. Combs, of the EDC, noted how shipbuilding contracts from the federal government have a tendency to “ebb and flow.” However, right now, the industry is seeing consistent growth.]]> 2016-09-14 18:16:39 UTC https://padlet.com/444001340/g6d0ul95tjtw/wish/123879281