[Bigg Red]

I recall that early in the Obama Infestation Obamugabe won a dispute with his security detail regarding his Blackberry. His security people did not want him to continue to use it.

[STARLIT]

Yes, I remember that too.

With the bio-inks priced between $9 and $299, and the company's printers between $10,000 and $39,000, most of Cellink's sales have so far been to academic institutions in the US, Asia and Europe, including Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University and University College London.

But pharmaceutical firms are also increasingly using Cellink's technology to develop products, by conducting tests on bioprinted human tissues, potentially reducing the need for animal trials in the process.

The company puts its rapid global expansion down to a range of factors, including access to existing technologies already developed for standard 3D printers, a strong online presence through videos and social media, and plenty of traditional, face-to-face contact with clients.

"We go to the customer. We spend days there. We train them and ensure that they are up and running," says Erik. "It's the time that you spend with the customer where you truly learn what they need."****************************************************Meanwhile Cellink is planning ahead to reach its much longer-term goal - to help solve a global shortfall in organs available for transplants.

Many experts in the field predict that bioprinting could be used to create functioning organs for implantation within 10 to 20 years, a possibility that opens up a minefield of ethical concerns that are set to keep the company on its toes as it continues to grow.

"A lot of people could think that bioprinting is 'playing God'," admits Erik***************************************The firm that can 3D print human body parts By Maddy Savage Business reporter, Gothenburg*************http://www.bbc.com/news/business-41859942

[Swordmaker]

I recall that early in the Obama Infestation Obamugabe won a dispute with his security detail regarding his Blackberry. His security people did not want him to continue to use it.

Hillary had one of her aides smash 13 of her Blackberry phones with a hammer. . . because they couldn't be adequately erased. . . nor could Android phones be adequately erased. iPhones are completely erased by a military grade erase algorithm which complete overwrites all data in memory with random noise.