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"Somerville restaurant."

You know, it wasn't long ago that you'd type some

broken search term like this into Google.

Now of course, you simply ask,

"Where should I go for dinner?"

That's because you assume search engines

are smart enough to recognize intent.

But does your SEO strategy reflect this changing search behavior?

Meet the topic cluster model: an SEO strategy

that focuses on topics — as opposed to keywords —

to improve your site's architecture,

make it easier for Google to discover related content,

and ultimately, boost your search engine visibility.

Consider how the average website grows.

You start with a homepage and a blog.

You decide to target a keyword, but learn that

there are more than 1,000 long-tail variations of that term,

meaning you're stuck writing post after post to capture the search traffic.

And in the end, your site becomes repetitive, bloated, and disorganized.

In the topic cluster model, each grouping covers a single topic.

You have one larger piece of content —

we'll call this the pillar — that broadly outlines the topic,

and a defined group of cluster content

focused on specific long-tail keywords.

The pillar links to each cluster page,

while the cluster links back to the pillar,

each time with the same hyperlinked keyword.

That way, when one page performs well,

the entire topic cluster gets a boost.

It's all about helping web crawlers make connections.

Topic clusters signal to Google that there's

a semantic relationship between the content,

and more importantly, that you're a trusted authority on the topic,

worthy of a top spot.

For more infomation >> Topic Clusters: The Next Evolution of Content Strategy - Duration: 1:40.

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Kong: Skull Island (2017) DIGITAL HD CLIP | Kong vs. Giant Squid - Kong Eats Squid (Scene) | HD - Duration: 3:45.

You are more beautiful

than a hot dog and a beer

at Wrigley Field on opening day.

But you're real.

Right?

I told you. Didn't I tell you?

I said,

"It's fine."

There we go.

There's something out there, man.

Oh, there's a lot out there.

Now, come on. We gotta get home.

You don't wanna be out here at night. (CHUCKLES)

(BIRDS CAWING)

(GROANING SOFTLY)

(RUSTLING)

(CHITTERING SOFTLY)

(GROANS)

(GROWLING)

(ROARING)

(CHAPMAN YELPS)

(PANTING).(CoolestClips4K)

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3 Amazing Things - Duration: 7:45.

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Little Big Shots: Forever Young - Inspiring 91-Year-Old Gymnast (Sneak Peek) - Duration: 3:44.

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Testing beginning on NH mosquitos - Duration: 1:31.

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15 Weirdest Medical Treatments Ever - Duration: 8:11.

15 Weirdest Medical Treatments Ever.

Number 15.

Who'd put a dead mouse in the mouth?

Ancient Egyptians did, with the hope that doing so would ease toothache pain.

In some cases, mashed mouse was blended with other ingredients, and the resulting poultice

was applied to the painful spot.

Egyptians weren't the only ones big on mouse cures.

In Elizabethan England, one remedy for warts was to cut a mouse in half and apply it to

the offending spot.

(The Elizabethans also ate mice - fried or baked in pies.)

Mice were also used to treat whooping cough, measles, smallpox, and bed-wetting.

Number 14.

With no blood tests or X-rays, how did ancient healers diagnose illness?

In Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), practitioners made judgments not by inspecting the patient

but by examining the livers of sacrificed sheep.

At the time, the liver was thought to be the source of human blood, and hence the source

of life itself.

Clay models of sheep livers date back as far as 2050 B.C.

Number 13.

What's the best treatment for stuttering?

Doctors in the 18th and 19th centuries often cut off half the stutter's tongue.

Hemiglossectomy is still used today, but as a treatment for oral cancer.

And now it's done under general anesthesia, which wasn't the case back in the day.

And pain was only one problem.

The treatment didn't work, and some patients bled to death.

Number 12.

Think condoms are a drag?

In ancient Egypt, the contraceptive of choice was crocodile dung.

Dried dung was inserted into the lady's private part, the idea being that it would soften

as it reached body temperature to form an impenetrable barrier.

Number 11.

Clysters - the archaic word for enemas - are thought to have been used since ancient times.

They were particularly fashionable from the 17th through the 19th centuries.

Wealthy people used them to treat constipation (which enemas can help) as well as a variety

of other complaints, for which they are useless.

In high society, enemas became enormously popular, with aristocratic hypochondriacs

taking several scented enemas a day.

During his time on the throne, Louis XIV of France is said to have had more than 2,000

enemas.

Number 10.

Seventeenth century medicine can seem a bit crazy to modern people, but perhaps nothing

seems wackier than Sir Kenelm Digby's "Powder Of Sympathy."

The powder was intended as a treatment for a very specific injury: rapier wounds.

It was made of earthworms, pigs' brains, iron oxide (rust), and bits of mummified corpses,

ground into a powder.

The powder was applied not to the wound itself but to the offending weapon.

Digby thought that the strange concoction would somehow encourage the wound itself to

heal - via a process called "sympathetic magic."

Number 9.

Arsenic may be a well-known poison, but for centuries it was used as a medicine.

In traditional Chinese medicine, arsenic is known as Pi Shuang.

Arsenic was a key ingredient in many patent medicines, including Fowler's Solution, a

purported cure for malaria and syphilis in use from the late 18th century until the 1950s.

Another arsenic-containing patent medicine, Donovan's Solution, was used to treat arthritis

and diabetes.

Victorian women also used arsenic as a cosmetic.

Number 8.

Moldy bread has been used to disinfect cuts as far back as ancient Egypt.

But what might sound crazy makes some sense.

As Louis Pasteur famously discovered, certain fungi are known to block the growth of disease-causing

bacteria.

Think penicillin.

Number 7.

Snake oil hasn't always been a just euphemism for quack medical treatments.

For centuries, oil from the Chinese water snake was an actual treatment used in traditional

Chinese medicine to relieve joint pain.

In fact, it's still used today.

Snake oil seems to have been brought to America by Chinese laborers who worked on the Transcontinental

Railroad.

This was backbreaking work, and the laborers are thought to have rubbed the oil on their

aching joints.

We know today that snakes are a rich source of eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) an omega-3

fatty acid that has anti-inflammatory properties.

Number 6.

In Medieval Europe, doctors often diagnosed their patients on the basis of uroscopy.

Sounds scientific, but it really amounted to nothing more than having a look at the

patient's urine.

In fact, holding a flask of urine against the light was as much a symbol of medicine

in medieval times as a white coat and stethoscope are today.

Doctors would observe the urine's smell, consistency - and even its taste.

Number 5.

In 1863, Angelo Mariani came up with a healing tonic containing red wine treated with coca

leaves.

Vin Mariani, as the brew was known, was a hit - perhaps not surprising, as coca leaves

contain cocaine.

Ads claimed the drink was endorsed by 8,000 doctors and was ideal for "overworked men,

delicate women, and sickly children."

Vin Mariani sold briskly in the U.S., where it helped inspire a certain John S. Pemberton

to come up with a similar product.

It was called Coca-Cola.

Number 4.

Hitler was a hypochondriac.

His doctor injected his buttocks with vitamins - sometimes laced with methamphetamine, a.k.a.

crystal meth.

As one observer remarked, the injections helped to keep Hitler "fresh, alert, active, and

immediately ready for the day...cheerful, talkative, physically active and tending to

stay awake long hours into the night."

Albert Speer considered the Furher's crystal meth addiction one reason for his rigid tactics

in the later stages of World War II, when he would refuse to allow troops to retreat

even under the most dire circumstances.

Number 3.

By the year 1548, ancient China had written guides on one of history's first vaccinations.

Even before it was written down, though, the people had heard about the vaccine and figured

they could do it themselves.

Parents who had heard of this new smallpox vaccine fed their kids scabs that had fallen

off the skin of smallpox patients.

They'd heard that exposing yourself to smallpox could keep you healthy and, never too pressed

to hear the details, just started feeding their kids scabs and hoping for the best.

Feeding your kids scabs, of course, just makes things worse, but the real treatment wasn't

much better.

Instead, doctors would crush those scabs into a powder and blow them up people's noses.

Number 2.

In the early 1900s, John Brinkley became one of the richest doctors in America, despite

having no medical qualifications.

He claimed he could cure impotence, infertility, and other sexual problems by surgically implanting

goat testicles into a man's scrotum.

The surgery had no scientific merit and was extremely dangerous.

Many patients died

Number 1.

In the Middle Ages, some doctors believed "like cures like."

So when confronted by the Black Death - thought to be caused by deadly vapors - they were

convinced that the key to fighting the disease was to use a bit of "therapeutic stink."

Some urged people to keep goats in the home.

Others recommended flatulence stored in jars.

Each time the deadly pestilence appeared in the neighborhood, people were to open the

jars and take a whiff.

Sounds funny now, but the plague was no joke.

Between 1348 and 1350, it killed 30 to 60 percent of Europe's population.

The stinky jars didn't help.

For more infomation >> 15 Weirdest Medical Treatments Ever - Duration: 8:11.

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Susan Brown Raises Bees to Make Hand-Crafted Honey Bon-Bons - Duration: 2:47.

- Mademoiselle Miel opened in April of 2011

and I had been thinking about honey bonbons

for a long time before that.

Honey had been perceived as a condiment

or something that was used to make granola,

but not really beyond that.

And so to open up people's perception of honey

and its potential was really exciting to be a part of.

When I was in college, I was studying about sugar

alongside art, I was an art major.

And I decided to cut out processed sugar

as a way to bring the best out in my body.

So I decided to use honey, and as I started using it,

I felt like there were lots of way that we could use it

to enjoy it in our everyday diet.

So it was sort of my mission and my passion,

my whole life, to develop recipes and make foods

that I love to eat, sweetened with honey.

Eventually I was using so much honey

that I had to start keeping my own bees,

and that's how that evolved into becoming

a rooftop beekeeper.

I was traveling to France and my trip there was

focused on bees and beekeeping.

And one of the more well known beekeepers in Paris

is on the top of the Paris Opera House.

So when I visited there, it just made a lot of sense to me.

Then I started reading about other cities

that were doing it here in the U.S.

New York was doing it, Seattle.

I decided it was time for St. Paul to get started, too.

My fear at the beginning was getting in trouble

for having bees.

The language for permitting didn't allow for bees

when I first started, so I was afraid

for people to know that I had bees.

That was one problem, and the other one is

sometimes there's people who move to the city

to get away from nature, and it's hard to

convince people that honey bees are

different than yellow jackets and wasps who are

aggressive and carnivores, whereas honey bees are

herbivores and they want flowers,

they don't want anything to do with people.

I think I would emphasize that our lives are valuable

and they're a valuable element in nature,

so we need to try to be in tune with listening

to ourselves and listening to nature,

appreciating ourselves, appreciating nature,

and making time to do those things.

I think that's really important and I think

the activities in your life will follow.

(thoughtful slow piano music)

For more infomation >> Susan Brown Raises Bees to Make Hand-Crafted Honey Bon-Bons - Duration: 2:47.

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Quick Tips: Advanced Tips for Using the Optimize Editor - Duration: 8:01.

Hi everyone, I'm Krista Seiden,

Analytics Advocate at Google, and today I'm joined

by Jon Mesh, who is a Product Manager

Google Optimize. In this Quick Tip video

Jon is going to go into detail about

using the Optimize Editor to do some

really advanced edits. Now, if you missed

our prior Quick Tip video on navigating

the interface and using the editor,

I would highly recommend checking those

out because that's going to give you a

good overview before you go ahead and

jump into these advanced tips.

So with that, I'm going to go ahead and hand it over to Jon.

Great. Thanks Krista.

So let's go ahead and dive right in.

I want to get some quick things out of the way.

Now one of the first things I

want to show you here is that this top

right here there's a couple of buttons here.

This first is the interactive mode.

Now interactive mode is really useful if

you need to navigate around your site.

For instance, if you have a particular

part of your flow that's hard to get to

just by typing in the URL.

So that's a really useful thing to use right there.

I'm actually going to go back to the main page.

The other thing that I want to show you in

that particular right corner is this

little settings dialog. Now this settings

dialog is used for moving elements.

Now by default what we've tried to do here

is make it really reliable and easy and

simple for people to move things around

on the page so to show you what that

looks like if I want to just drag this

particular button over to the left side,

we made that really easy so that I

haven't broken the page or done anything

too problematic with it.

I'm going to undo that and show you what that looks

like when I change that for move anywhere.

And you'll see a couple of

interesting things here so first of all

if I move this out of the way I've just

moved the text; I haven't actually moved

the whole element. And you can see

why we kind of made that not the default option.

So we want to make sure that

you're successful, but we also want to

give the power to people who really want that.

So what I'm going to do here

instead is use our hierarchy bar here to

select a larger container,

in which case I can move that a little bit more easily.

Now it's going to still be behind that

particular banner there so we're just

going to move toward the center.

Ok.

So that's the settings dialog and

there's a couple of other detailed

controls there you can read about in our Help Center.

Next thing I want to focus on

is this hierarchy bar up here.

Now you can see as I'm clicking around that's

changing depending on what element I'm on,

but it's not just for showing you the

hierarchy of the page, it actually helps

you navigate that page as well.

So you can see here that I can actually click

higher up in this hierarchy to see

different sizes of elements.

I can also go back down if I need to get to a

particular thing that's a little bit

lower so maybe I want to go down here

and move this down or something like that.

But beyond selecting that I can

actually go even deeper.

I'm going to go into this advanced selection dialog over

here, and here you can see that I've got

that same selector, and I can do things

like change the options here of based on

how my site and structured,

or I can actually go and just type in

more selectors or different kind of selector here,

and then add any of the changes

that I want to add.

So that's selection.

There's one more thing I do want to show

you about selection and that's our

multi-select capabilities.

So we're going down to the bottom of the page and I'm

actually undo that change. Now, I want to

change these product titles down here at

the bottom to be a little bit larger.

Now I can do that one of the time but

instead what I'm going to do is just

hold shift like you would expect many

other word processing programs,

and you can see here I've got a select similar.

Now what that's going to do when I click that

is actually choose the selector

that helps grab all of those different

pieces, and we try to do again a really

good job of helping you be more

efficient and quick at making these edits.

Once I do that I can very easily

just go ahead and change that to a

larger size for all three of those at

one time, no problem.

Ok, let's move on to editing

now that we've covered selection.

The first thing I want to cover with editing

is actually our CSS editor.

Now that's this icon up here.

I can go here and you'll see a couple changes that

already show up in this particular dialogue and

these are the changes that I just made

with the WYSIWYG editor.

So I can go back and I can change those a little more

detail, or I can add new ones.

Now these aren't just applied at the element level,

they're actually applied at the top

of the page as the page is loading, and

that means that you're less likely to

encounter flicker when you're running your tests.

You can in the change dialogue

actually choose to run that on

the element level as well if you want them.

So that's the CSS dialogue.

Next I want to show you what it looks like to

insert HTML. Now my developer gave me

some code here to add sort of a lightbox

popup we're going to do here is just

grab any old element and insert this

HTML by copying and pasting that.

And I actually have this control of whether I

want to append that or insert that

before after exactly how I want to deal with that.

So you can see, there we go,

that's the new element that just came up,

and then I can just deal with that as

they did for any other element, I can

change the size and etc.

Now what happened when I just change that size

though is if we look at our change list

is actually added another style there,

and I didn't really want to do that,

I wanted to be a little more performance.

So I'm going to undo that change and go

back and change the actual HTML that I added.

So I can edit that change right here

And just go ahead and type in the new

height that I want for that dialogue.

Ok. And that's fixed up,

No problem. So you can see there that's

where you can edit all of your different

changes or delete some of the ones that

you don't particularly want, things like that.

Finally I want to cover adding

javascript to this page. So if there's a

script that you want to run that might

do something more advanced than the

editor or maybe there is something that

specific to your site that you want to run,

it's very easy to add that, and it's not

just at the top or the bottom of the

page that you can run that, you can

actually run that anywhere you want.

So maybe you wanted to do something like

add a scrolling, you know,

light box or something like that on top of these

images and you want to do that right

after maybe this larger container has loaded.

So I'm going to select that,

and I'm going to run JavaScript, and I'm

going to run that right after the

closing tag. And then I could add

whatever script that I wanted to, to be

able to make that light box and that

kind of scrolling behavior appear.

So that's how you can add javascript here to your tests.

Ok, so that's all of the editing functionality.

the last thing that I want to cover is the validation.

Now one of the key parts

of validation is again always looking at

what this looks like on a different

device so let's go ahead and go over to

a Nexus 7 and see what that looks like on a tablet.

Now in this particular case

it looks like everything's turned out

pretty well, but looks like that

move anywhere command that I ran kind of

overlaps with some of my other texts so I

maybe need to go back and tweak that a little bit.

And I could do that right here as well.

No problem.

The other thing that is

really important to note about this is

it's not just screen size.

Many of you who have apps might want to run a

particular promotion for that app based

on the operating system, and what we're

doing here is actually using Chrome

development tools to change the user

agent of this particular page as it's

loading, so the server actually thinks

this is an Android tablet.

So there's some pretty advanced stuff that we've

done there.

Ok, so that's one step of validation, and the

last thing that I wanted to cover is

this other little dialogue right up here

this is our Diagnostics dialogue.

And you can see in this particular case,

the page was modified after the initial load.

Now don't get too scared off by that, that's

very common in a javascript-based environment,

but what's really important about this is

it's good to check this test not only in

the editing different modes in the

mobile editing mode here, but also in preview mode,

and to make sure that that's the highest

fidelity representation you can see

exactly what your test is going to look like

on your page.

Ok, that's a quick tour of all the

advanced features of the editor. Thanks so much.

Great. Thank you Jon.

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Convicción de Pecado "Chocante" TRAILER - Paulo Junior - Duration: 2:17.

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Escuchas Al Pato Hacer Quack | Rimas Infantiles | Música Para Bebés | Canciones Preescolares - Duration: 1:04:24.

Can you hear the duck go "Quack Quack Quack" ?

Listen to the the duck go "Quack Quack Quack"

Can you hear the hen go "Cluck Cluck Cluck " ?

Listen to the hen go "Cluck Cluck Cluck "

Can you hear the horse go "Neigh Neigh Neigh" ?

Listen to the horse go "Neigh Neigh Neigh"

Can you hear the cow go "Moo Moo Moo" ?

Listen to the cow go "Moo Moo Moo"

Can you hear the pig go "Oink Oink Oink" ?

Listen to the pig go "Oink Oink Oink"

Can you hear the sheep go "Baa Baa Baa" ?

Listen to the sheep go "Baa Baa Baa"

Can you hear the dog go "Woof Woof Woof" ?

Listen to the dog go "Woof Woof Woof"

Can you hear the cat go "Meow Meow Meow" ?

Listen to the cat go "Meow Meow Meow"

Can you hear the monkey go "Chatter Chatter Chatter" ?

Listen to the monkey go "Chatter Chatter Chatter"

Can you hear the lion go "Roar Roar Roar" ?

Listen to the lion go "Roar Roar Roar"

Can you hear the owl go "Hoot Hoot Hoot" ?

Listen to the owl go "Hoot Hoot Hoot"

Can you hear the frog go "Ribbit Ribbit Ribbit" ?

Listen to the frog go "Ribbit Ribbit Ribbit"

Can you hear the snake go "Hiss Hiss Hiss" ?

Listen to the snake go "Hiss Hiss Hiss"

Can you hear the flies go "Buzz Buzz Buzz" ?

Listen to the flies go "Buzz Buzz Buzz"

Can you hear the donkey go "Hee Haa Haa" ?

Listen to the donkey go "Hee Haa Haa"

Can you hear the goose go "Gobble Gobble Gobble" ?

Listen to the goose go "Gobble Gobble Gobble"

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Ivanka Trump Cuts Asking Rent for Manhattan Condo to $13,000 - Duration: 10:43.

Ivanka Trump Cuts Asking Rent for Manhattan Condo to $13,000

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BREAKING: Ted Cruz Drops CNN Criminal Bombshell. Libs Are Panicking. | Top Stories Today - Duration: 2:35.

CNN is the talk of the town, and it is easy to see why with all of their foolish propaganda.

Now, Ted Cruz has a message that CNN should probably take into consideration if they want

to remain on the air.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), is one of the most influential people in our country, and after reading what

he has to say about CNN, it is easy to see why.

In a Twitter bomb about the way CNN threatened to blackmail the citizen who made the GIF

of Trump wrestling with the CNN logo, Cruz points out "It's a GA crime if they threatened

to 'disseminate any information tending to subject any person to hatred, contempt,

or ridicule…"

Cruz has a strong history of doing the right thing and following the laws precisely how

they are meant to be interpreted.

American Thinker mentions how Cruz quite literally helped save our Second Amendment rights.

He wants what is best for the country based on the law of the land.

What CNN is doing here is blackmail, pure and straightforward.

It is not acceptable behavior from ANYONE, let alone one of the top liberal news networks

in the country.

We can't be too surprised considering the state of mind Democrats find themselves lately.

It doesn't matter how upset they are about a little GIF; they have NO RIGHT to put this

American citizen in danger of retaliation because his 20 second GIF hurt their feelings.

The media and EVERYONE on the Left need to grow some thicker skin.

How cowardly is it that they got on the air and whined that the GIF promoted violence

against the media?

These are the same people who have no problem airing footage of individuals talking about

assassinating President Trump.

The hypocrisy is enough to make your head explode.

Are we really at a point in our history where the media is going around whining like adolescents

because someone made a joke about them?

It is unreal, it feels like a big practical joke — but sadly this is our reality.

Cruz is here to lay the smackdown, and you better believe if CNN presses the button and

releases information on this average citizen there is going to be a price to pay.

They are going to have to face up to their hideous acts and face the consequences.

It won't be long before CNN shoots themselves in the foot again.

When it happens, we will be here to let you know what they are doing.

If they keep THIS nonsense up, they may not make the end of the year!

Do YOU think CNN took it way too far?

Please Share this news and tell us what you think.

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كيف صنعت || كيف صنعت بطاقة الذاكرة والفلاشة Memory Card ... مترجم لعدة لغات - Duration: 5:35.

music photographs documents what used to take up shelf space in our homes and

offices can now be stored on a tiny memory card or flash drive you can save

your files on take them out of the device and transport them anywhere as

well as delete data you no longer need a memory card fits into a slot in your

digital device a flash drive plugs into a USB port the key component of both

formats a memory chip produced in a factory that's 1,000 times cleaner than

a hospital operating room it all begins with the wafer a thin disc of pure

silicon a nonmetallic natural element that conducts electricity an automated

container system moves the wafer through more than 800 operations at each stop

the wafer receives one of several layers of non conductive materials such as

silicon dioxide and conductive materials such as copper the machines coat the

layer with light-sensitive fluid then applied UV light through a glass stencil

of the complex pattern of electrical circuitry the exposed areas of fluid

chemically react locking the material directly underneath into the circuitry

pattern chemical baths then remove the surrounding fluid and material leaving

only the layer of circuitry electrical pathways 2,000 times narrower than a

human hair a robot test the circuitry for every memory chip on the wafer a

single wafer measuring 12 inches in diameter yields hundreds of memory chips

the goal is to make those chips as small as possible in this industry it's all

about maximum memory in minimal space that's why this operation thins the

chips by grinding away two thirds of the silicon from the backside of the wafer

and one last step before cutting the wafer into individual memory chips this

machine applies tape to hold the separated chips together

a computer-guided saw slices the chips apart cutting silicon is like cutting

glass it requires a diamond edged blade

in the next step a robotic arm following the wafer map generated earlier picks up

the chips which pass testing and attaches each one to a fiberglass lead

frame the term lead refers to the frames pins which connect the chip to the

digital device another robot wires the chip to the lead frame with gold thread

that's about the width of a human hair Gold is very conductive so now the

pathway is complete electricity will travel from the chip circuitry through

the gold thread to the pins to the device after a machine seals the chip in

plastic workers gently snap them apart and insert them in memory card housings

the plastic and metal housing is for a memory card format known as compact

flash a small automated press locks the two halves of the housing together

the next station labels the front of the housing every single memory card

undergoes testing for both function and speed a laser machine etches product

information into the back of the housing these are another format called secure

digital or SD they're assembled and labeled just like the compact flash

cards when the finished memory cards come off the assembly line workers

conduct a final visual inspection on the flash drive assembly line much the same

process a robot puts 20 lead frames on 20 circuit boards then a worker

positions 20 USB connectors which is soldering machine bonds to the circuit

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