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Nicholas Wheelock, Professional Blogger.

Mozilla Firefox- We Did It Again!

nicholas - I have exciting news:

With hundreds of thousands of people like you behind us,Mozilla has been fighting to reform mass survaillance programs for a long time.

Yesterday we won a major victory for privacy: The USA FREEDOM Act was signed into law. This is a big deal. Its forward progress to restore trust online,and puts a stake in the ground for more needed reforms to come -- not just in the U.S., But around the world. That's why I wanted to send you this note -- this is a moment worth celebrating and you helped make this victory happen. Thank You.

We are just getting started. Mozilla will continue ti fight for an open web and its users. We will continue to demand greater oversight of surveillance activities by governments to keep our private communications private.

You,me,and this powerful grassroots movement we are building together -- we are on a roll. Back in February we won a real protections for net neutrality and now we've taken a major step forward to reform mass surveillance. I'm in awe of all we can do for the open web when we stand together.


Thanks again,

Mark

Mark Surman, Executive Director


P.S These victories are made possible with the support of good people all around the world. You can make a secure online donation again to Mozilla here (any amount helps) Thanks Again!

Alan Stern NASA New Horizons- Thank You - It took us more than nine years to.

We Did It!


The epic, first exploration of pluto and its moons by NASA's New Horizons mission was completed last week,on Tuesday, July 14. And it captured the attention and imaginations of people across America and around the world.

New Horizons is truly an American-made product,and one we can all be proud of. More that 2,500 Americans worked to design,build,launch,and fly New Horizons.

This NASA - industry - academia team included major partners at the John Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, the southwest research Institute,Ball Aerospace,Boeing,Lockheed Martin,United Launch Alliance,KinetX Corporation,Aerojet Rocketdyne,Stanford University,the university of Colorado,and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory,as well as dozens of other universities and small companies who contributed.

The people who created New Horizons to complete the first reconnaissance of the planets delivered on the promise we made in 2001 to explore the Pluto system. We invested 15 years of our careers and lives to do this, to create knowledge,to show the United States on its game,to inspire kids and adults alike--across the world--and to make you proud.

In addition to gathering incredible science,one of my hopes for the flyby was that we'd excite people about the power of exploration ,the sheer audacity of our species,and the great things we can achieve. And its working--from an unprecedented response on social media to global news coverage,the exciting and historic nature of New Horizons has really caught on!

It took us more than nine years to cross the 3 billion miles of space to get to Pluto-- and you have fallowed our journey,supported us, and believed in our mission. We cant thank you enough for that,or for your support of NASA that made New Horizons Possible.

Thanks , from the NASA New Horizons Team.


The New Horizons team spells out a token of their appreciation at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel,Maryland.


Sincerely,

Alan

Alan Stern
Principle Investigator
NASA New Horizons Mission