I am currently reading “A Curious Mind” by Brian Grazer (movie and TV producer) and Charles Fishman (journalist). I find it fascinating that Grazer attributes his highly successful career to both his innate curiosity, and his disciplined approach to further developing his curiosity by meeting with thousands of people to find...
Washington Report Washington is about to empty out before Memorial Day -- with Congress returning on June 1st. SENATE SCRAMBLE ... WHEN IS A FILIBUSTER NOT A FILIBUSTER ... FAST TRACK ... THE EXPORT-IMPORT BANK ... HOW MANY REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES CAN YOU FIT ON THE DEBATE STAGE? ... A...
Washington Report SPYING PROGRAMS ON DEATH WATCH ... HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS ... EVEN WHEN CONGRESS DOES THINGS, PEOPLE HATE IT .... NDAA ... TURTLES ... WORLDWIDE THREAT ASSESSMENT, ANYONE LISTENING? .... MORE SEQUELS THAN 'STAR TREK' ... and other news this week. Best, Joyce Rubenstein and the Capstone Team (John...
Years ago, I woke up mad as hell about what Parkinson’s disease had done to my father. It was 1999, he was still alive then but the disease had taken the body of the man I loved away from me, just as it had taken his mother before him. His...
Washington Report PATRIOT Act ... FEINGOLD VOTE ... DO YOU WANT THE NEXT PRESIDENT TO BE SOMEONE WHO BRAGS ABOUT NOT BEING A POLITICIAN? ... DOES THE DEFENSE BUDGET HAVE A FUTURE? ... CYBERSECURITY AND SILICON VALLEY ... POSTAGE REVENUES ... GROUNDHOG'S DAY ... WHAT'S THE FEC UP TO ......
The U.S. Department of Defense has always played an enormous role in the development and advent of technology. When the Soviets launched Sputnik, the DOD created DARPA. You just need to look at your iPhone to see the amazing impact that DARPA and DoD research dollars has had on the world....
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