"Boots Are Made" Video

Video description: Walk a mile in these boots, through four chapters of one woman's journey, and see where the road takes you. (A road trip, a rural route, a rabbit trail, and down the home stretch.)

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Today in Tech History: July 25, 2008

A Russian woman's boots are made for space-walking, and you should hug your local System Administrator.

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