Without them we'd see most of the wealth of this country flow up to a select few.
This happened long ago. Anybody remember Mr. Gates or any other CEO and Golden Parachutes and Bail Outs and Bonusess. Most of the wealth of this country is already in the hands of the few.
I agree. Although I always go by the rule don't post anything that you would more than just blush a little if your Mom, Boss, or Worst Enemy knew, which gives you the ability to be a little saucy but not crazy. So I go for PG-13+.
I admit Eureka is a bit ham handed..but why not do the old Soap Opera style of giving a recap sponsored by Such and Such company. Or have behind the scenes info on a commercial site. I can imagine "For a quick sneak peak of next week show and the bloopers from this week..visit Pizza John's which this week is offering a 2 for 1 special for viewers code word Alpha" I think this kind of advertising could do well.
This book has been useful to me in the past and has quite a decent range of various subjects. It might be a bit technical for some high school students, but in an academic setting w/ some hand holding most could do it.
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Without them we'd see most of the wealth of this country flow up to a select few.
This happened long ago. Anybody remember Mr. Gates or any other CEO and Golden Parachutes and Bail Outs and Bonusess. Most of the wealth of this country is already in the hands of the few.
I agree. Although I always go by the rule don't post anything that you would more than just blush a little if your Mom, Boss, or Worst Enemy knew, which gives you the ability to be a little saucy but not crazy. So I go for PG-13+.
I admit Eureka is a bit ham handed..but why not do the old Soap Opera style of giving a recap sponsored by Such and Such company. Or have behind the scenes info on a commercial site. I can imagine "For a quick sneak peak of next week show and the bloopers from this week..visit Pizza John's which this week is offering a 2 for 1 special for viewers code word Alpha" I think this kind of advertising could do well.
Or the Linux Administrator's Guide I guess is more current. I havent read it, but I did read the Unix one.
This book has been useful to me in the past and has quite a decent range of various subjects. It might be a bit technical for some high school students, but in an academic setting w/ some hand holding most could do it.