The Gipper is beloved by the public. People like to look back on a leader who made them feel good about being Americans. They also remember that Reagan led the country out of economic hardship while also winning the Cold War.
“Reagan Tops the List of ‘Greatest U.S. President,’ Poll Says”
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Moma’s workspheres exibition looks at new innovative design perspectives due to the changing nature of work. Some of the exhibits are banal (1960s correction fluid), others are cutting-edge stylish but impracticle (the scooter desk), but all explore new ways of making work easier, more effective, more fun, and more comfortable.
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Technology has its pluses and minuses. Tough encryption lets shoppers protect their credit card numbers from theft, while it also allows truly private conversations (both e-mail and voice). Encryption also gives criminals and terrorists the means of keeping their nefarious plans secret.
Strong encryption shouldn’t be outlawed; then only the criminals (who would ignore the laws […]
Mike thought I should work on my color choices. This reference from Webmonkey helps.
Color Codes
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Ms. Houston is following in the footsteps of her trouble-making husband. All she had to do was cough up a little cash and her marijuana charge would have vanished. Now, she faces 30 days in jail and a $1000 fine. If she goes to jail, she would be the sweetest sounding jail bird in world […]
Why, oh why is Nirvana’s Nevermind number 2 on VH1’s 100 Greatest Albums of Rock ‘N’ Roll? I did think it was something fresh and new when it came out in 1991(?), but now Kurt Cobain’s angst-ridden songs feel stale. Angry, hopeless music can only be entertaining for so long. Also, how can you […]
