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Month: July 2006

Logistics Science Technology

NEEMO – NASA uses dives as Analogy for Space

July 27, 2006September 21, 20071 min read

As many of you know, one of my research areas of interest is “Space Logistics” and “Interplanetary Supply Chain Management.” We presented three papers a

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Science
Education

Syllabi and the “Inevitable”

July 25, 2006November 5, 20063 min read

Over at one of my frequent reads, the Community College Dean, he asked for advice on how to deal with students that leave their groups

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Politics

Lamont and Lieberman

July 21, 2006January 6, 20071 min read

I found this blog entry on the Connecticut campaign to be quite interesting. Go read Eric’s take, at A Liberal Dose. The Prof

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Commentary Politics Religion

Gay Marriage?

July 10, 2006January 6, 20072 min read

I have stayed away from this discussion, mainly because my views are quite practical, and would most likely alienate people from all sides of the

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Politics, Religion, Taxes
Education Politics

A Plagiarist behind every Right-leaning Tree?

July 10, 2006January 6, 20071 min read

Okay, so I had to. After so many blogs where I talk about integrity in one’s writing, how could I not address the accusation that

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Military Politics

The Lieutenant–Courageous, or…

July 7, 2006November 5, 20066 min read

Well, it’s happened. The US Army has preferred charges against “The Lieutenant.” The Lt (according to the Seattle Times) enlisted in June of 2003, to

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Military
Commentary Politics Science

Inconvenient? Perhaps. Truth? Perhaps not…

July 6, 2006January 6, 20073 min read

I have sat on this one for a while. Another left-leaning blog that I frequent, “Pressing the Flesh”, has had several postings singing the praises

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Science
Politics

Tax relief again…

July 5, 2006January 6, 20071 min read

Loyal readers will recall back in 2004 I critiqued the Congressional Bashists for their mis-reading of the CBO report concerning the distribution of the tax

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Politics, Taxes
Commentary Military Politics

A “time line” or an “Event line”?

July 5, 2006January 6, 20073 min read

Today seemed like as good a day as any to write about something that has been slowly gnawing, nay, chewing at me, for a while.

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Military

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