model but for the sake of showcasing nano technology i can be persuaded that this printer uses a lamson of patented nano structured to imprint in a fix the desired image be it a snapshot by design or a famous painting it won't fade over heat the material glass but you can even bring on paraffin if that's your bag it's a beautiful machine but it can't fix the ugly truth. is full of big names in public figures checking out the tech unassuming character has been a focus of a great deal of attention constantino of his briefly back in his home country after being declared a two thousand and ten nobel prize laureate in the field of physics as he humbly explained to a wall of cameras and journalists at a special press conference to work you know under a guy i did on a supposedly amazing material called graphene started with what looks like a pencil lead and a strip of scotch tape the university of manchester in england has been the site of their research and it may have started that simply but it's taken on far more complex and exciting auspices gomen of a seal of has spent the better part of

students took shelter under the tree when their lives were changed forever in a flash. 17-year-old alex lamsonter: they were outside in the midst of an electrical storm waiting for a ride home from school and a bolt of lightning hit dane in the head and passed through him striking alex, as well. >> alexander, his clothes are gone, they're just gone and they're smoldering around the edges. >> reporter: teacher ron hanson was first on the scene and feared the worst. >> i was blowing air into this body and all i'm smelling is smoke and i'm thinking his lungs are just burnt right out. >> reporter: school officials performed cpr until paramedics arrived. >> direct strikes are usually fate "early." >> reporter: this doctor was in the emergency room and recalls dane had no pulse for 38 minutes. >> the electrical current from the lightning bolt shut his heart down so he stopped breathing and his heart stopped beating. he was clinically dead. >> reporter: but doctors managed to save both boys who are slowly recovering. >> when alex finally kind of came to in the hospital, i explained, you know, there's