When I was a little girl, I was an avid watcher of Battlestar Galactica and the Six Million Dollar Man. Is it any wonder I love the Net? I knew one day technology would exist where people would eventually have the means and ways to become stronger, healthier and even have the ability to move and communicate from one realm to another without so much as a flip of the wrist. Since Armstrong's first mission to the moon to today's International Space Station (ISS), modern culture has seen some amazing inventions and ideas that are truly manifesting the dream of humankind's passion for exploration and answers to the unknown. Fine scientists like Marie Curie helped revolutionize modern science, healthcare diagnostics and the treatments many of us take for granted today. Not to mention, mechanical geniuses like Henry Ford, who once said, "Mark my words: A combination airplane and motorcar is coming. You may smile. But it will come." Dr. Rachel Armstrong summarized life in a nutshell: "Life is an inpossible phenomenon, something that needs to be lived to be understood and even then, it's never truly known." Sometimes, the future is happening all around us but we have not yet experienced it, nor realized that it is.