Another week and another collection of interesting ideas from around the Internet.

As always, thoughts and/or comments are greatly appreciated.

This issue:

• Is U.S. innovation headed offshore? [Business Week]
  Apparently not, even though more research and development is joining manufacturing in the shift toward low-cost nations.
• Where are they now? [The Industry Standard]
  The darlings of the first dot com bubble were seen as innovation made concrete. Where are they now?
• Can America keep its innovation edge? [The Economist]
  Yes—if it ignores the techno-nationalists.
• 2063 A.D. [Lulu]
  A booklet published by General Dynamics Astronautics and placed in a time capsule in July 1963. The 50 page book contains predictions by scientists, politicians, astronauts and military commanders about the state of space exploration in the year 2063