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From I to We (Updated)

Capitalism is framed on the assumption that man is an animal--end of discussion. But, because, transcendentally, man is infinitely more, it's undeniable that capitalism is not natural as a dominant way of life for society.

(CALGARY, Alberta) - “To live as a rational animal does not mean to think like a man and live as an animal. We must both think and live as men.” Living as an animal, is the ethos of capitalism.

Benefits and Harms to Getting a Mammogram Before Age 40, MU Researcher Says

The goal of the study is not to encourage women to avoid mammograms, but to discover more effective ways to educate women on the benefits and risks of breast cancer screenings as well as to improve communication between doctors and patients.

(COLUMBIA, Mo.) - Due to changing guidelines concerning when and how often they should first be screened for breast cancer with mammograms, many women are confused.

White House issues `FACT SHEET: Fueling American Innovation`

A National Program to Build the New, More Efficient Cars and Trucks of the Future.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Today, President Obama will travel to Holland, Michigan to tour the Johnson Controls Inc. advanced battery facility.

While at Johnson Controls Inc., the President will highlight the key role innovative technologies will play in helping automakers achieve the historic fuel economy standards, establishing U.S. leadership in advanced vehicle manufacturing, spurring economic growth, and creating high-quality domestic jobs in cutting edge industries across America.

HTV-2 Collects Unique Data During Several Phases of Second Flight

Three technical challenges exist within this HTV-2 flight regime. They are categorized as aerodynamic; aerothermal; and guidance, navigation and control.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Today, DARPA attempted to fly the fastest aircraft ever built. The Agency’s Falcon Hypersonic Technology Vehicle 2 (HTV-2) is designed to fly anywhere in the world in less than 60 minutes. This capability requires an aircraft that can fly at 13,000 mph, while experiencing temperatures in excess of 3500F.

The second test flight began with launch at 0745 Pacific Time. The Minotaur IV vehicle successfully inserted the aircraft into the desired trajectory.

The Future of the Internet: Pierre Gauthier and the G-Wan Web Server

G-Wan is a revolutionary piece of software for the internet industry.

(SALT LAKE CITY) - The Internet has grown by leaps and bounds in the past decade. It has gradually taken the place of older communications technologies such as Newspapers, Magazines, Books, Radios, and Television.

As an interactive communications medium, the Internet is qualitatively different than passive “broadcast” media, and consequently it is playing an even larger role in society.

Celebrating America, on this July 4^th

If, as an American, you feel a bit puffed up on this July 4, you have some justification.

(CALGARY, Alberta) - A thousand years from now, the Greeks will still be remembered for their founding of philosophy; the Americans will be remembered for opening the door to the universe.

This is why Americans should support the space program expenditures. Americans weren’t the first into space—the Russians were—but the lead they had did not last long. Within five years—particularly after President Kennedy’s declaration of putting a man on the moon within the decade—America began to pull steadily ahead.

Tijuana News Baja Goes for Space Dollars

The aerospace industry requires fewer but more skilled and specialized employees

(TIJUANA, Baja California) - In a renewed bid to further position their localities in a booming 21st century industry, officials in Tijuana and Baja California will host an aerospace conference later this month.

A local delegate for Mexico’s Economy Ministry, said the goal is to provide a networking opportunity for industry leaders, manufacturers and representatives of Mexican government agencies.

New Film on Dr. Burzynski Cancer Treatment Free This Weekend Online

New film about cancer treatment could be the most important thing you ever watch.

(SALEM, Ore.) - If there is one piece of information that I would like to be able to get in front of all Americans in one fell swoop, it is the story of Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski and his non-toxic, cancer treatment program.

This weekend the new film will be available to watch for free for a limited time.

New Book: The Skull and Crossbones Squadron - VF-17 in World War II

New book about legendary fighter squadron includes accounts of three Oregon fighter pilots.

(LONDON) - A new book tells of the remarkable air combat achievements of the brave men who flew in the now legendary U.S. Navy squadron - Fighting 17 the Skull and Crossbones Squadron in World War II.

Amongst Fighting 17’s many heroic exploits was shooting down 152 enemy aircraft in aerial combat in only 76 days.

The State of Oregon Publishes Interactive Broadband Availability Map

Oregon has secured federal funding for this project through 2014

(Salem, Oregon) - A statewide on-line interactive map where users can find broadband coverage information for the entire state is now live.

Customers can run speed tests, find community anchor institutions and print the results.