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Use pornstars as test subjects. They would be perfect for your test.

In Serbia there is a team that used 3D printers to make ​bones ​from corn starch based plastic, which they say is perfect scaffold for growth of stem cells. As they grow they dissolve and replace the plastic leaving a normal bone. Article in serbian…

Lenin?! You mean Nikita Khrushchev. Lenin died in 1924.

Dave Winer you are overreacting.

I see this as a chance to replace crude oil in petrochemistry, you know plastics and stuff -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrochemicals

Jalopink had a story on a same thing (fuel from CO2) made by Audi. Link http://jalopnik.com/5948969/this-e+fuel-works-just-like-gasoline-but-is-entirely-carbon-neutral

How about Bloom energy fuel cell ;) Apple and eBay are going to use their energy servers.

Hey Everyone (in USA): Stop Giving a Shit About Naked Boobs Already

Thank you very much for your explanation.

Fog? In Dubai? Fine dust... maybe.

Absolutely true. Late SJ was an "a**hole" for a reason a very good reason ... It just worked seamlessly.

Anodizing aluminum involves dyeing.

I disagree about aeroplanes (term "flying car" makes no sense to me), even today planes are mostly flying on autopilot so i guess in the future all you will need is to tell the autopilot where you want to go and it will take you there. I also think it will look like X-hawk http://www.urbanaero.com/category/x-hawk

I really like these kind of articles from DisplayMate Technologies, they do a very good job.

I think it will look like their Dragon Dictate 3 for MAC ;)

And what was the "lure"?

Radar imitator that I posted is 25 year old tehnology and is still useful (even against HSCM) if used in the right way of course ;)

Something like this was used to throw of HARM's in 1999 with great success, a radar imitator it costs 100$ to make an can be used in large numbers. More at http://www.mycity-military.com/PVO-i-sistemi-VOJ/Imitator-radarskog-zracenja.html

"Automatic color adjustment to sunlight glare" looks a lot like "Assertive Display tech"