Stargate

million people out of a total of over $1 billion, simply promising to deliver 3 minutes of important information about their futures. Even the American government looked into the use of clairvoyance for military procedures, under the program known as “Stargate”. The program was active in 1972 and shelled out over $20 million of taxpayer dollars to acquire information such as nuclear facilities within the Soviet Union. An idea with such a widespread backing makes you wonder, what is the truth…

In the 1992 film “Tombstone” and the 1994 “Stargate,” he played the serious and focused persona of the ‘lawman,’ Wyatt Earp, and Colonel Jack O’Neil respectively. In 1992, his role as Captain Ron in the film bearing his character’s name, he was the happy go lucky ‘hero’ who helped a family who had…

Thawing the Snow Queen; Feminism in Science Fiction Here’s the truth, women hate being society’s puppet; so Joan D. Vinge snipped her strings in the novel The Snow Queen. This author made Science Fiction into a tool. The genre allows controversial issues to be stripped and placed into a different setting; it probes the reader to reflect on his or her own beliefs--maybe even challenge those perceptions. Which is why Feminism could ripen under the pages of its wings. That ideology of equality…

The collective bargaining agreement effectively covers all employees within the business, but is being a supervisor considered equivalent to an employee under the CBA? The supervisor does have the right to act independently and autonomously (without asking upper management); specifically, to ensure that those under his watchful eye act to complete or improve business. Ultimately all employees answer to the management; however, when Vern Tucker is on shift, he is considered to be the immediate…