November 16, 2007 
It's difficult for me to believe that Star Wars has been around for thirty years!
The year that your author graduated from high school, a movie was released that was part science fiction (more fiction than science) and part cowboys and Indians.
We all knew one thing for sure, though. We unive... continue reading...
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vote September 2, 2006 
Geeks. You gotta love em.
As a geek, I am aware of the basic food groups: Caffeine, sugar, Cheeto's, and caffeine. Additionally, we geeks recognize that the office is a place of play. Hence miniature trebuchets to hurl objects over cubicle walls to sack our rivals, and things like those.
So where do... continue reading...
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virtual keyboard August 30, 2005 
Travel to outer space has long been a dream of mankind's. Before there were planes and trains and rocket ships, the desire to go "out there" has been on the minds of both young and old. This desire was reflected in our entertainment medium. Movies and books about space travel were very comm... continue reading...
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Technology June 7, 2005 
The Internet is a tool for communication that only a decade ago was still in the realm of science fiction. Today it is science fact, and is continuing to grow by leaps and bounds, with no end in sight. But the price for this increased communication is the ease with which we can be exposed to materia... continue reading...
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Technology January 29, 2005 
Growing up, I enjoyed reading a series of books that my uncle had passed on to me. The books were "The Hardy Boys", a series of juvenile mysteries that were made for young readers. Those books made for some great reading (and they still do). Recently I was looking for some ... continue reading...
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Using computers has become common place. The tasks computers are performing today were science fiction only 30 odd years ago. Now they are science fact. This technology has changed how our children are educated. When I was in school, it was called typing. Today it is called keyboa... continue reading...
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using computers August 8, 2004 
Technology has changed our lives over the past 40 years. My children cannot understand how my brother and I lived with only one television set, and one channel. The science fiction of yesterday has become the science fact of today. This Family First site... continue reading...
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x ray June 7, 2004 Travel to outer space has long been a dream of mankind's. Before there were planes and trains and rocket ships, the desire to go "out there" has been on the minds of both young and old. This desire was reflected in our entertainment medium. Movies and books about space travel were very comm... continue reading...
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Okay, all you budding young astronauts out there, listen up. The future has arrived. Tomorrow is here. The science fiction of yesterday is the science fact of today. If you want to know what I am talking about, then read on for today's Family First Site.
Called Space Media, this is a website t... continue reading...
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Nostalgia, not being what it used to be, is still a fun and fascinating way to spend sometime. Today's Family Site has its roots in the old baseball trading cards that are popular now, but adds a bit of a twist to it.
The site is called Monster Cards, and is a site that is dedicated to the... continue reading...
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