Michael Miller:  

Life I guess I can honestly say that if I were to die tomorrow, I would have had a very interesting life, and "interesting" is important to me. One of the things I've found out about myself is that I tolerate pain & fear a whole lot better than I do boredom. I was a news reporter for 6 years, doing science writing for some of them, and was lucky enough to get on a NASA tour of the USSR when that country was still around. I met Leonid Brezhnev and Deke Slayton (one of the original astronauts), and went as far east as Siberia. As a reporter I got to cover murder, mayhem, individual heroism, police corruption and met some interesting and surprising people along the way. I also spent 22 years at AT&T in PR, and had 2 Nobel laureats as my clients and got to launch an Internet service and announce the world's first digital optical computer (which never went anywhere). I bailed out of AT&T 4 years ago with a nice package, started my own Internet company and sadly watched it tank! No...Expand for more