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NASA's previous mission statement was adopted in 2002 in an open process with input from across NASA's 19,000 employees. In contrast, NASA researchers said the new mission was revised with no discussion or public announcement of any kind.6

Asthma Research at SLAC.

This 'The Five Cheetos Permaculture Course' was a great introduction to permaculture.

Bush you hurt my feelings.

2 really cool people.


"Regarding the contributions of religion to science, Druyan said that while science has developed an amazing library of facts, it does not have the human social organization and the ability to inspire that religion has. That's why we have lost that magical excitement with space exploration that the world once shared, she said.

What science needs are more ambassadors. "We don't have a Carl Sagan right now," she said -- a well-informed, ethical and passionate leader, versed in the arts and sciences, concerned about the planet yet willing to "get into any kind of trouble for the sake of the human future."

This one touched my heart.