Jargon, slang and buzz

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Jargon, slang and buzzwords are coming into increasing use throughout society. New technology, social exclusivity and the need for some to impress or befuddle others are some of the reasons for this. A sampling of the most important new terms and buzzwords and their meaning are discussed.

Social aspects, Analysis, Technology, Terminology, Jargon (Terminology), Slang

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The X-33 decision, part 2

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The decision of the NASA to build the X-33 by the Lockheed Martin Skunk Works is questionable from the viewpoint of the technical risks involved. Its decision, however, is understandable if considered from NASA's historic tendency to prefer the usage of new technology in its projects.

Management, Evaluation, Reports, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Reusable space vehicles, Reusable spacecraft, X-33 (Space vehicle)

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Life after Heathkits

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An entrepreneur who started the first model rocket company mourns the closure of the Health Co, which made wonderful instruction books to accompany the electronic parts required to make oscilloscopes and other high-tech instruments.

Personal narratives, History, Building materials industry, Do-it-yourself products industry, health Co.

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