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Just a heads up: I'm gonna have a one of my inventions turned up full blast and pointed at you while you're here.

I'll be honest, I'm throwing science at the wall here to see what sticks.
No idea what it'll do. Probably nothing. Best-case scenario, you might get some superpowers. Worst case, some tumors, but we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.


So, who's ready to make some science?









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Beatrice the Golden Says: (Jan 15th 2012, 3:23AM)
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-steps in-

I thought I would come by, seems you've forgotten about my little game, haven't you~

No matter, please submit a vote in my little box by the end of the 15th or I might have to come back and make you my furniture~
Charlene Evans Says: (Dec 31st 2011, 3:55AM)
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Oh, you seem totally sane. Totally.
Juliet Gardener Says: (Dec 31st 2011, 12:42AM)
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Hm?
Sparky the Fox Says: (Dec 14th 2011, 8:44AM)
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Ahh... Time flies Trev... faster than many would realize...

and you add time to emotion, you get memories.

Why is it that you're my favorite one?
Alice 01 Says: (Oct 12th 2011, 9:18PM)
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You came back. You should've sent me a transmission or something, doctor.
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(OOC) Canned. posted Jan 9th 2012, 7:30PM
Mood: Confused
Welp, That didn't last long.

I recently recieved an email and a phone-call from my work (JSC), and as it turns out, the wonderfully benevolent government of the United States has decided to drastically cut-back on our Nation's Space Program (NASA). As such, they're laying off somewhere between 2,000 and 8,000 people, including Recent Employees like myself, in addition to cutting back several key NASA programs, such as the development of the SLS.

That said, I'll finish up the week at the center, along with the rest of the research team, and then I'm out of a Job.

I've already started applying to industries in the private sector, such as Lockheed, Boeing and SpaceX, but jobs are hard to come by, as many of you know.

Why this journal? Just to update a few people (you know who you are), and to say this:

2012 NASA budget = $12.33 billion
2012 Military Budget = $2.03 trillion

I realize space exploration, science and intelligence in general are all out of fashion these days. Most people I talk to seem to think it's a waste of money. But being a youthful idealist, I remember when I was a kid, I fully expected us to go on to sending manned missions to Mars and beyond by now. The robot ships and rovers are nice to see, but I wish our species had retained it's drive for ambitious human exploration. And I do understand that Empire-building and Oil-wars are back in fashion, and that the military budget creates lots of jobs and serves it's function in mineral rights acquisition, etc., but when I see it beside the puny amount spent on NASA, it just makes me sad.







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