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Check out http://gizmoave.com/2008/09/29/icon-a5-birth-of-the-recreational-aircraft/ for specification on this recreational plane. I talked to an engineer who worked on the design, he told me that his company was getting offered to be bought out from left to right, including big names like boeing. A problem that may arise is that Icon has been pre-selling the A5's way too loosely, I doubt they can keep up with the shipment since they are such a small company.
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Also, does anybody know if Carbon nanotubules were discovered this year? If so they should make the list.
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[en.wikipedia.org]
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It was a huge step forward for e-book readers. The design is a bit rough around the edges, but it's a pretty solid device all the same.
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DRM has nothing to do with innovation. So you don't like the measures EA chose to protect what's theirs. Fine, whatever.
There's no denying that Spore broke new ground in procedurally generated game content, which is what got Spore on the list.
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