Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On November 28, 1961, co-founder of Gateway Computers Mike Hammond was born. The company shipped products in cow-themed boxes and grew alongside the personal computing boom of the late 1980s to quickly become an iconic example of Iowa ingenuity. Born in Des Moines, Hammond worked as a diesel mechanic before starting to work at a computer store. While working at the Des Moines area store, Hammond met Gateway co-founder Ted Wiatt. Utilizing a $10,000 loan from Waitt’s grandmot

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36 reactions · 14 shares | True to its commitment in protecting the environment amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) Offices continue to fulfill its functions in providing necessary assistance especially during the community quarantine period. In line with this, we'd like to share EMB's Accomplishments during the Community Quarantine Period. | EMB Central Office | Facebook

Join our first virtual tour of the Environmental Research and Laboratory Services Division of the EMB Central Office. In today's video, ERLSD's Senior Science Research Specialist and Head of the Organics Laboratory Unit, Mr. Roger C. Evangelista, Jr., explains the capabalities of the EMB Central Laboratory related to the implementation of the Philippine Clean Air Act (RA No. 8749). | EMB Central Office

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