the divide was a little divide. there were political scientists that were just in town. the idea that this country itself is just wrong. i don t know a single political scientist that believes that. all realize that whatever they ve done in life is something that ought to be recorded and passed on to the next generation. that s the way we learn, we learn by trying to understand the past. all of us have a past. you really only focused titan. this is a great question that goes to the heart of all the questions that we we talk about. we realize that there s no way that we could tell the whole story. of course, the telephone book is not a story. i think all the opportunities are open for women now. when i was in law school, i graduated in 1967 there were 13 women in the class of 500. today they re 50/50. you never like people that put profit above the public good, and his view belong to the american people for generations unborn and they need to be handed on as places t
sorry. go back. so, when we think about the internet of things, we in industry, in government, we think in history and government, we think about industrial control. we think about lighting, parking. those are all very good and things that can save us money and increase our efficiency and do those things, but our users are thinking other things. users are thinking about their smartphone, their smart thermostat, toaster, if you will, and all of the many devices they want to bring. to our users, this has become very important. especially when you talk about the new workforce that is entering our businesses and our government, the younger generations are coming in with this preconceived notion all of these things are going to work. and in fact, bitcom did a study where they surveyed 14 to 29-year-olds and they asked them, i cannot imagine life without? the answer was mobile phone was 97%. internet was 84%. and a car, which was very becoming less important and most telling of thi
and we have a terrific show, project and the and funny man adam pally. or a-dam-pally. called a real hoot. what are you drinki over there, adam? i am drinking out of season rose and in an out of date kitchen. okay. it is not out of date if it is my stuff. and we have come fortable stuff that is perfect for your kids to celebrate at care of those people who take care of your kids all year long, and we will show a little gift to show and now thshgs , this is the yule log that is not real, but it is one lik a log that burns. and pbs has had it for years. yes. and there is something soothing ing soothinging about it. and there i e is nick offerman sipping whiskey while he is sits in front of the fire. okay. so, it is the glamour don t clearly. ? and if you want a more g-rated one, and there is nothing wrong with that one, you will try the hoy yule log on hall mark, a dog and cat hangs out by the fireplace. and they t ther and thing sit there, and things
(NAPSI)—The newest and most exciting voices of science fiction and fantasy have been found by the L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers and Illustrators of the Future Contests, for nearly four
(NAPSI)—The newest and most exciting voices of science fiction and fantasy have been found by the L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers and Illustrators of the Future Contests, for nearly four