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It may seem very strange but even 50 years after the actual famine , survivors now living in Canada and the United States are still fearful of reprisals . Most such protein-protein interactions are relatively hydrophobic . The primary reason for this is that most organic aerosols ( such as those from trees ) are relatively hydrophobic and therefore do not grow to such a size that they become visible as haze . Despite several state laws protecting past employers who dish out derogatory , yet truthful , information about past employees , many are still fearful that sharing information that could cost a former employee a new job could lead to a defamation of character claim . Without such protection , many women are still fearful of leaving their homes for school or work . Jim Sciutto : They are definitely fearful ; they are particularly fearful for their children . One exception is when parents are somewhat fearful of their son or daughter 's financial judgement . kd - Kathleen : My job as a technology facilator was to maintain our building network , support teachers and work on class projects that involve technolgy with students , maintain student accounts , and as CJ said " Fix it , clean up , and do a lot of hand holding of those staff members who are still fearful of this teaching tool . " I worry that we are unnecessarily fearful of a world where our libraries can be widely accessed and that our fear will strangle the exchange of ideas so critical to our Founders .