and put the back down and looked at me. i reached out my hand to claim it, figures this would be the point he would slap cuffs on me and to my shock, he just looked at me impassively and i looked back and picked up my bag with the eyeglass case and weed inside and headed to the convention center. my father-in-law shook his head in amazement at both my stupidity and luck. i ve rerun that incident since and why i have no idea the cop didn t arrest me and also gave me my weed back, my best case is he thought i could have been some senator or something and to arrest me would cause a bunch of headaches on a night he was mostly there to be sure no one was bringing weapons or explosives into that building and i can tell you as sure as i am sitting here before you if i was a black kid with corn rows instead of a why kid with glasses, my ass would have been
demiss demystifies medical processes, it s like a black box we can t open. first let s meet a man using technology called 3-d printing, designing downloads on your computer, with just the press of a button can make anything from an eyeglass case to a prosthetic hand. when you say, i need something, which one am i going to buy? when you make something you think, how can i make it perfect. he s the ceo and co-founder of a brooklyn-based company who has taken this once expensive technology and put it in the hands of consumers. when he showed up, we showed america that anybody can use a 3-d printer. it turned out that s really