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To: benwood who wrote (54409)	8/7/2006 2:30:22 PM
From: RealMuLan	Respond to of 116555

>>At least, that's what I heard on TV. <g><< Don't believe that<g> I have seen some smart people on SI are brainwashed without realized themselves<g>

To: benwood who wrote (54409)	8/7/2006 5:51:41 PM
From: shades	Respond to of 116555

Attracting Students to Science Careers (on cspan over the weekend - maybe you can catch it on thier web archives - Bonnie Dunbar - former NASA astronaut said we should start advertising on TV for employees - but there is legislation against it now - TV - chewing gum for the eyes eh?) National Governors Association, Education, Early Childhood & Workforce Cmte. Charleston, South Carolina (United States) ID: 193726 - 3 - 08/06/2006 - 1:30 - $29.95 Pawlenty, Tim Governor, R, Minnesota Bement, Arden L. Jr. Director, National Science Foundation Gregoire, Christine O. Governor, D, Washington (State) Cirillo, Alex C. Jr. Vice President, 3M Foundation Corcoran, Robert L. President, GE Foundation Dunbar, Bonnie J. President, Museum of Flight The 98th annual meeting of the National Governors Association focused on the state of health care and education in the United States. The program of the Education, Early Childhood, and Workforce Committee, chaired by Gov. Pawlenty, was on "Attracting Students to Science Careers: Business and Government Working Together." High school students were included in the discussion.

To: benwood who wrote (54409)	8/7/2006 5:54:41 PM
From: shades	Respond to of 116555

Stem Cell Research Legislation inside.c-spanarchives.org:8080/cspan/cspan.csp?command=dprogram&record=196780734 Something else you might catch on cspan web archives. (More TV that dumbed me down this weekend - They came down HARD on Bush and the catholics that have set back stem cell funding - 100 trillion cells in your body - 220 different types - and Bush and the Pope say hold up - trust in God - what idiots - pathetic - They were VERY UPSET at Bush for saying research scientists have no moral compass - what a hypocrite Bush is) Center for American Progress Washington, District of Columbia (United States) ID: 193729 - 08/04/2006 - 1:52 - $60.00 Harkin, Tom U.S. Senator, D-IA Lo, Bernard M.D. Director, University of California, San Francisco, Program in Medical Ethics Moreno, Jonathan D. Director, University of Virginia, Center for Biomedical Ethics Doyle, James Governor, D, Wisconsin Podesta, John D. President and CEO, Center for American Progress Gearhart, John Director, Johns Hopkins University, Stem Cell Biology Program Scadden, David T. M.D. Co-Director, Harvard Stem Cell Institute Senator Harkin and Governor Doyle make introductory keynote addresses on the role of states in funding stem cell research. A panel moderated by Mr. Moreno discusses the future scientific and ethical implications of legislative action on stem cell research and the effects of the recent veto by President Bush of the Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act.

To: benwood who wrote (54409)	8/7/2006 5:59:34 PM
From: shades	Respond to of 116555

Tom Tencrado - Balkanization rtsp://video.c-span.org/archive/arc_btv/arc_btv080506_4.rm?mode=compact (More dumbing down on TV - Tencrado talking about the death of America by megacorps, greedy capitalists and unappreciatve immigrants) Interview After Words with Tom Tancredo C-SPAN, BookTV Washington, District of Columbia (United States) ID: 193639 - 07/20/2006 - 0:53 - $29.95 Tancredo, Tom U.S. Representative, R-CO Mulkern, Anne C. Staff Writer, [Denver Post], National Desk Representative Tom Tancredo was interviewed about his book In Mortal Danger: The Battle for America's Border and Security, published by WND Books. In his book, Rep. Tancredo argues that America’s future is at risk if the nation fails to secure its borders and reform its immigration system. He says that the nation is in the midst of an "identity crisis" and that we are headed to "catastrophe" if the problems he identifies are not addressed. He was interviewed by Anne Mulkern, national writer for The Denver Post.