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I love this. - Nicholas Kreidberg

Güzel, son derece yaratıcı bir fikirmis :) - Orkut Ozdemirci

Thanks for posting. NN needs to be sunk quick fast. It's more than just costs, it's govt-private partnership program on censorship and surveillance. - Adam

"[T]hese are concept images of actual spacecraft that have actually gone from idea to reality. Though the ESA’s ExoMars has a future that is still somewhat uncertain at this time." - Mark H from Bookmarklet

only in Google China. cached page: http://74.125.155.132/search... - polou/indigo_bow from Bookmarklet

dont mention it - İbrahim Ersoy

"Sunday’s image is by French painter and illustrator Simon G. Phelipot. To see more of his incredible work visit his website Resonance-Art.com." - Kimber Scott from Bookmarklet

Wow, wonderful, they are sooooo cool! - Gwen Sutton

Yes, they are cool :) - M F

Literally Lieutenant Pigeon - Emsquared

"LINCOLN, MA.- Dennis Kois, Executive Director of the DeCordova Sculpture Park + Museum, announced the creation of the Hamilton James Sculpture Park Acquisition Fund with a gift of one million dollars. Given by Tony James in honor of his late father Hamilton R. James, the grant consists of a one million dollar gift and a potential future gift of five hundred thousand dollars upon completion of a challenge for the acquisition or commission of seminal major works for DeCordova’s Sculpture Park. This gift, the largest ever given specifically for the Park, recognizes the service and philanthropy of Hamilton R. James, a long-time supporter and former Trustee to the Museum. His widow, Waleska James, continues to be involved as a Museum Guide and member of DeCordova’s Education Committee. "DeCordova has been important to our family and to the Lincoln community where we all lived, for many years" said Tony James. “I am very glad to be able to continue my father's legacy in helping to take DeCordova to a new level behind the strong new leadership of Dennis Kois."" - Kimber Scott from Bookmarklet

"A good Saturday/Sunday post would be to list out other things you would kill for. I imagine the list is growing with time…" - Louis Gray

I do hope that with Spotify coming out of the limelight into the spotlight, support for the great-and-wonderful (and totally patent free!*) Ogg Vorbis audio codec will become mainstream. *IANAL - Pandu ● IT Optimizer

dingen - Hidde from Bookmarklet

I will try to catch a photo of him actually using this ASAP. - Ben Hanten

i love it, thanks for sharing (but i'm still scared, :o) - chaz2b

""Nicoletta has illustrated many books,mainly in Italy, in the USA and in the UK. Her work has been exhibited at the Bologna Children’s Book fair seven times.She has also shown her work among the others in ‘Roq la Rue’ (Seattle), ’Magic Pony’(Toronto), ’Dorothy Circus’(Rome), Richard Goodall Gallery(Manchester). In 2001,Nicoletta was awarded with the Andersen prize as best Italian illustrator of the year. She is also a four time recipient of the ‘award of excellence’ from Communication Arts.In 2006 she received the silver medal from Society of Illustrator(New York)." "Nicoletta Ceccoli was born and still lives in The Republic of San Marino with her two pet turtle doves. "" - Kimber Scott from Bookmarklet

"There is a touch of sensuality in the pink tentacles, scarlet flowers, and protruding ship masts" Wow. That line was too Freudian for my brain to handle. - Steven Perez from Bookmarklet

Great images. Who knew ice was sexy. Fetish for everything... - Fossil Huntress

coool - R1CC1

"In his essay for the new book on John William Waterhouse, art historian Peter Trippi observes that during the Victorian period there were a lot of paintings that associated women, water, and death. (Below: John Everett Millais “Ophelia”)" - Kimber Scott from Bookmarklet

Lego heels and Pikachu platforms... :( - Mona Nomura from Bookmarklet

Love the colors on the left one. - Mitchell Tsai

Cycle for health schemes offer riders a sense of community, confidence and wellbeing as well as providing physical benefits, writes David Bocking It's easy to forget the magic of cycling when you ride a bike every day. But as a cycling trainer in Sheffield for children and adults who want to ride confidently and safely, I'm frequently reminded of the joy it can bring. "It's like flying, flowing along in the breeze," said one of our trainees recently, after we'd taught her to ride a bike for the first time in her life. Everyone knows cycling is good for the body, but don't forget the mind and spirit too. The guidance from the government's chief medical officer says "Physical activity is effective in the treatment of clinical depression, and can be as successful as psychotherapy or medication, particularly in the long term." It can actually be more successful, say the mental health professionals who work with us, as cycling has almost no negative side effects. And apart from being...

""The wildlife painter François Knopf exposes his strange paintings: different kinds of animals, often of big size, moving in an unadapted world. Animals painted in a realistic way but atmospher lightly surreal or in all cases strange. The bison at breakfast and bisons on a training way, the hippopotamus looking for the river, the elephant on the bank of a lake or in a field covered with snow, the bear on the railway or lying in front of a shop, the pig in the sand box, the cat on the butterfly, the horse and the chess game or the horse in the bedroom, the red-deer in a painting studio, the goose in front of the justice court, the frigate birds on the hot water bottle, the game of the goose, the ballon of the jackdaw, the egyptian plover, the brace of partridges, the ruff, the grouse, the hen and the bobbin, the reddish frog etc"" - Kimber Scott from Bookmarklet

I would love for FriendFeed to add Posterous. - Lori Todd

Yes, please! - ravi karandeekar

I worked in a school where the head of strategic IT refused to use a computer & the headteacher banned email because it was 'too democratic'. A great shame. - Emsquared

Sadly I do remember the 'soundburger' style clamp on devices. Intrigued by the Philips.Wasn't there a novelty 'stylus in a van' toy that drove round a vinyl record too? - Emsquared

John Doran speaks to former Kraftwerk member Karl Bartos about Autobahn and the birth of electro - Stephen Pieper

Bartos has always seemed the most approachable (humanistic?) member of Kraftwerk. Both he & Wolfgang Flür have been more productive than Kraftwerk itself (now almost its own tribute band). Always good to read an interview with any band member so thanks for linking that. - Emsquared

No problem. I had you in mind when I linked it. - Stephen Pieper