Watch this carefully: The US, UK, and EU banks are starting to discuss the idea of dealing with the mortgage-backed security crisis by nationalizing the debt through the world's largest banks.

The source of the problem is: human error. Lose.

Maybe I shouldn't be surprised that researchers are starting to create complex organ structures with printers:

A tissue-engineering group has succeeded in creating functional blood vessels and cardiac tissue, using a 'printer' that dispenses cells instead of ink...[the group] printed various tissue structures, including blood vessels and sheets of cardiac tissue. When they printed out cardiac and endothelial cells, the cells fused into a tissue after 70 hours, and began beating in time like regular heart tissue after 90 hours.

Their work relies on the innate capacities of the cells to create capillaries and other finishing touches on their own. "We will never be able to print a liver with all of its many details," says Forgacs. "But it is not necessary. If you initiate the process, nature will do it for you."

I can already see a re-imagining of The Wizard Of Oz, sponsored by Hewlett-Packard.

Without further ado...

Oh yeah.

What happens when the world's largest search engine censors itself at the behest of a government during a major international event?