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You make a good point. Due to terrorists everywhere, FAA has to be EXTRA careful with that.

What is POC? BTW, you were talking about media, weren't you? Of course, the media reports it if they think it's newsworthy in order to make money. That's called a business. It has nothing to do with racism.

Well, there's one flying car existed, however it must depart and land at any airport, not even on the country roads under FAA. The policy for small airplanes applies the same to this flying car.

LOL, it's up to you. If you don't trust it, then don't download it like what Microsoft always says.

RIP, Deputy Darren H. Goforth. My sympathy to his family.

That's a good question. Contact ADA to see if it's legal for an employer to ask if you have any disability.

As long as they don't fly around bldgs, that's why they are allowed to fly. If you think FAA will allow flying cars to fly around bldgs in the future, are you nuts?

Your point is invalid because FAA doesn't allow helicopters to fly that low between the bldgs in a city because it's a hazard. That's why they must fly above to prevent hazards. It's all about safety. As you mentioned helipads, they must be high enough for the copters to land. You know better...

Above the buildings or between the buildings in the city? Yes, we also have helicopters flying around here way way above the cities. They don't fly between the buildings in your city, do they?

WTF are you saying? Look at the picture. Do you think even in 22nd century, it will be safe like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24bRtzwK4rY? LOL, oh yeah I am sure future flying cars will be around in the future but I guarantee they will be forbidden in a city like the ones shown in the video.

LOL, I doubt that it will happen due to FAA safety law. Suppose there is an accident, you can see that it can cause many fatalities in those buildings. FAA will never allow it ever in any city.

If you mean the current model called the Model S, no it's a luxury car. However, they plan to build smaller cars called the Model 3. They will not be available until 2017. http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/a12983/35000-tesla-model-iii-coming-in-2017/ Is that what you are talking about?

Reba, thanks for posting the touching story. I am shedding tears of happiness for them.

I get your point but you want to see Tesla give jobs to people in other states. HOW (while it's a low-volume carmaker)?

Oh no, that's sick. What happens to the Syria government under President Bashar al-Assad? Is it losing the battles against ISIS which takes over many places in that country? Doesn't it have a strong military system? :hmm: As in Iraq, I understand that ISIS can easily take over some places...

Well, as you know, all businesses also have rights not to serve an unreasonable customer. For example, if I owned a deli shop and a customer complained about my deaf employee, I would tell the customer to get out of my shop and never come back.

Welcome to AD! My dear deaf friend from my work who also has US plans to retire soon. She will be 55 before retirement. BTW, she mentioned that the laser surgery helped her before she was going to lose sight a few years ago.

Good news is that this church has been allegedly reported as a bad church. So that way people read about it and they would be "Uh-oh, why do you do that to this poor old woman?" "You owe me a lot of money so you can't come in my church", seriously? Is that how it works? According to Jesus...

Yeah, currently the only one is in California. However, the problem is that Tesla's car prices are too ridiculously high so millions of us can't afford them. In average, I see a Tesla car on a street/freeway once per quarter. IMO, they are made for rich people currently just like high-end BMW...

A company sends its hearing customer to a training to learn how to deal with deaf employees? NO! The hearing customer is not required to attend it at all. If the company doesn't want to lose the customer (thus his/her money), then the company should listen to the customer's complaint and/or...