Wow! A big list of names, and none of them are iTunes links. :-(

@Spaceboy: You know you really shouldn't be doing that, right?

"You were born on a rotten day." Your birthstone is plastic. Your color is puce. Your luck number is 183744294723563 - Look for it everywhere!

@bobdenice666: No, that's a very nice compact camera. And you probably saved money over my Amazon purchase of the same model.

@ads2k2.1: Cat's eaten it!

@Settings: Wait until he starts selling little slices of the first cheese ever to reach stable earth orbit via private enterprise.

@milkmedia: He pointed out that he didn't charge anything that he would otherwise not have charged.He was just careful about timing, promotional deals, etc. And he paid it all off immediately, so no interest.

@justrick: Hey! Aren't you the guy who, one minute before said, "USB port. I'll bet dollars to donuts."?!

@jessedir: I have no special info, but I would expect both cameras. FaceTime for sure!

@Goopplesoft - Reliant Robin of whitenoise: I have never been impressed by claims like "Humans and great apes share 98% of DNA!"

@katsun: If you have to ask, you don't want to know.

@RubiksCube: The jar lid is part of the setup. I suspect that the motor and batteries are in there.

@Dickson Halim: Probably in the lid.

@Ghost in the Machine: "Aren't inappropriate gifts part of Christmas?"

@Steven Sorton: I'd go for that!

@kraai: Thank you for posting that information. You have a Heart of Gold.

But Green Arrow held his breath! (second page, second panel) He's in for a world of lung damage!

@HackMod: I think that this is a wobbler for a gadget site. But it was probably included because of the technology used to make it. Got a theory about that?

@Ballistica: Study authors think this is due to anti-inflammatory action of aspirin. This is being debated in some of the more technical discussion subthreads.

@xsbs: It's a little more complex than that. Some of us are born with some DNA that has some errors in it. As we age, the occasional defective DNA replication adds errors, as do errors from environmental factors. Accumulate enough errors and a cell goes bad.