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Mission To Mars: Mankind’s Next Giant Leap, Or The Last Thing We Need To Be Worrying About?
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hfields
As human beings, it’s in our natures to dream big. And as a species, we’ve done some astonishing things. Today, for instance, marks the 40th anniversary of the first lunar landing and moon walk–a mission we achieved, in part, to impress and intimidate our cold-war rivals. Now the astronauts from the Apollo missions (especially…
Amazon Kindles Outrage With Ironic Removal of Orwell Titles
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hfields
I’ve coveted the Kindle since Amazon first came out with them. My apartment is overflowing with books, and I’m forced to carry an ENORMOUS purse to and fro because I refuse to leave the house without a book. I literally don’t want to spend a second in a waiting room or on line for a movie…
Obama’s Speech to the NAACP: Preachy or Pitch-Perfect?
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hfields
President Obama spoke at the NAACP last night, thanking them for the work the organization has done that broke barriers and helped get him elected. He also urged African Americans to take responsibility for their own future success, saying, “Your destiny is in your hands, and don’t you forget that… no excuses.” (Watch video here.)…
Is Internet Surfing at Work a Right, a Privilege, or a Big No-No?
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hfields
Hi all. A quick shout out here from Hillary land. I just started a short temp assignment on top of my other gigs, and while I was drumming my fingernails waiting to get set up with the internet so I could accomplish my assigned tasks, I couldn’t help wondering, “Hmmm, would it be ethical for…
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