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The United States of America Armed Forces has close to 1.3 million Active Duty members. In November of 2014, the Department of Defense published a paper entitled Enabling Collaborative Support to Reintegrate the Military Family that states, “Around 200,000 service members have separated from the Active Duty each year during the previous few years and... Read More

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A little over a decade ago, the average American household didn’t think much about drones. In the minds of many, drones were tools used by the military to gain a superior tactical advantage. Around that same time, scientists and researchers were beginning to recognize the possibilities afforded to them with drone technology. There was also... Read More

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When Amazon launched its Prime services in 2005 with the benefits of free two day shipping, there was a dramatic shift in how consumers shopped. People could get what they needed rapidly from the comfort of their homes. It wasn’t long until next day delivery became available in certain locations leading to even more people... Read More

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Drones being used by the military is not a new concept. The United States Armed Forces began using drones during World War II in 1939. From that time on, drone research and development were primarily for military use. During Desert Storm in the early 1990’s, the United States relied on drones heavily for surveillance. Over... Read More

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 According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, an apex predator is “a predator at the top of a food chain that is not preyed upon by any other animal”. For decades, the great white shark has been considered the most fearsome apex predator of the oceans. In actuality, great white sharks come in second after orca... Read More

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Animal groupings are often given apt names. A group of otters is called a “raft”, a group of porcupines is called a “prickle”, and a group of giraffes is called a “tower”. Perhaps one of the most fitting names for a group of animals is for a group of mice, otherwise known as a “mischief”.... Read More

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 Over the last decade, more and more Americans have cut the cord. Not the cord that connects children to their parents, but the cord connecting paying customers to cable television. Millions of customers have cut the cord from pay-TV companies like Comcast and AT&T. The majority of Americans now subscribe to entertainment streaming services.... Read More

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 As an homage to the Saturday matinee serial heroes of the 1930s-1950s, Dave Stevens created the fictional comic book hero the Rocketeer in 1982. In 1991, Walt Disney Studios developed the character into a studio film. The story is set in Los Angeles, CA in 1938. The main character, a stunt pilot named Cliff... Read More

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For more than 60 years, Cuba and the United States of America have had a strained relationship. Today, the two countries have an amicable alliance. Cuba has a communist government called the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC). One benefit of this has been that Cuba has become the only country in the world to meet... Read More

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 Fireworks were first used in China during the Song Dynasty between 960-1279 to help celebrate festivals. These were simple explosive flashes that would brighten the night sky. In the 1830s Europeans discovered how to add colors to fireworks. By the early 20th century, modern skyrocket fireworks had made it possible for trained pyrotechnicians to... Read More

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