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Who can be a witness? Are we going to let him get away with it? That has been my biggest fear. I think that is a big part of the problem." Saying that the government has not been honest enough in explaining their reasoning for the move to allow the suspect to enter the country has added to the concern among his colleagues. "They have tried to downplay it," said Rep. Steve Horsford, a Republican whose district spans from the Minnesota border to the Canadian border. "But they have not answered any questions publicly and they have not answered any questions with respect to the reason. That has led to me having a lot of questions." 'Credible sources' It's a question Horsford and others from the border regions, like Rep. Mike Kelly, who sits on the House Homeland Security Committee, think needs to be answered. "What we need to find out is that in the course of this investigation, why was the government allowing such a person into the country? And the answer is, they were not," Kelly said. "There were credible sources and information that pointed to that fact." Rep. Tim Walz, a Minnesota Democrat, said the suspect should have been stopped long before he crossed the border. "As a United States citizen you should not be able to walk across any border without an explanation," Walz said. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, a Nigerian citizen born in Kuwait, was stopped by the in 2009 when trying to board a flight to Detroit that eventually left without him on the tarmac. Abdulmutall...

That's what the team of architects and designers from the Netherlands is going to do in a new exhibition at the Brugge Museum called "Design by the Future." To put it simply, the exhibition is meant to show how art and design evolve as they evolve with technology, and this is a good thing, according to project director Martijn van Vugt. In the past, he says, design has been a "time-consuming activity." But with new technologies, designers are able now to make things much faster and cheaper. It's also a good thing because of the way this new design is able to create a new environment, he says. For example, an artist might use 3D technology to make a sculpture, but in the same way as in the past, they might have to use a model to create their artwork. Now they can use a computer and a 3D printer to create the sculpture on a larger scale than before. "It's the technology that makes the design possible," van Vugt tells The Creators Project. "When you put a computer chip on the wall, it doesn't matter if the piece is made of a metal or something that is plastic or cardboard. We are able to change the material and even add a 3D surface to create the artwork." He says this allows for the creative potential to expand. The exhibition was organized by Brugge Museum and is part of a larger research project, "Art, Design with the Future in Mind" organized by a partnership between Brugge University and Brugge's School for Advanced Technologies. It is the first exhibition that focuses...