Description

On his first trip to Turner King, David Stewart easily understands the world of global Publicity (passionately, referred to as "the dark side") is just a far cry from his previous work with the Canadian government. For one, he skipped work memo about the all-dark dress-code; for another, there are enough acronyms and lingo to create his mind spin. Before he even has time to obtain the bathroom, Donald is designated a significant task: develop a strategy to revitalize The United States's curiosity about the area program -- perhaps even display NASA's pollsters that seeing a shuttle launch is more desirable than heading out for lunch with friends. The stress is on, and in a short time, David sees herself recommending the absolute most out-of-this-earth concept possible: a Resident Astronaut lottery that will deliver one American and one Canadian for the International Space Station.