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No doubt, sacred keepers of the feed - Dave Martin

I've noticed that librarians tend to have good blogs and interesting tweets. - Dane Findley

This is my favorite book from one of my favorite authors. I also recommend Wild Sheep Chase and the Wind Up Bird Chronicles from Murakami as well. - Nadine Schaeffer from Bookmarklet

High on my list of Murakami. But Wind Up and Hard Boiled Wonderland are at the top for me still. - AJ Kohn

You liked the ending? I thought it fit well. - RAPatton

"Release Date: 30 Sep 2008" - Michael W. May from Bookmarklet

+love+ this, Birth of the Cool, Seven Steps, Bitches Brew, Miles & Monk... - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ

Posted by poppy at Pixdaus http://pixdaus.com/single... - Mitchell Tsai from Bookmarklet

Thanks Mitchell. First grin of the day and the nod goes to you. :-) - Mathew A. Koeneker

"Though gelato, that smooth and flavorful Italian ice cream, is not a novelty in the United States, it has struggled to gain a foothold. Many consumers were turned off by too many bad Americanized versions and that, in turn, turned off many would-be entrepreneurs.Lately, however, gelato seems to be catching on, joining artisanal coffee, cheese and wine in catching the fancy of food lovers. With less than half the butterfat of regular ice cream, gelato is less fattening and healthier, and its dense, rich flavor and smooth texture can be highly addictive." - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

omg, I love gelato! I second Anna's emotion! - Zulema ◕ ◡ ◕

I tend to just push my knees - Phill Price

I tend to bump into their seat A LOT, and make excessive use of the tray table; up, down, up, down, up, down, etc. - Dave Roth

As much as I would LOVE to use this... I never could. I also can't recline my seat. Being 6'4", I'm kinda sensitive to the banged knees and crushed laptop results. I usually just lean forward and ask them not to recline. But I secretly wish I could just be passive aggressive. Damn manners! - Scott Henderson

"According to the study, the average person is now connected by just three degrees within a shared “interest” or social group instead of six. In fact, it found that people are usually a part of three main networks: family, friendship, and work." - Russellreno from Bookmarklet

Last night at the Atlanta Photographers Guild, we decided that in Atlanta there are only 3 degrees of separation. This morning I find this link. - Russellreno

I like to check out the Google banned books page from time to time: http://books.google.com/googleb... - Nathaniel Payne

"The swimming pool was their first real request, Mr. Trainor said, and since they were into competitive swimming and he “knew it wouldn’t have to be a suburban-style pool for people to lounge around all day,” he embraced it as a challenge. The resulting design, built in 2005, set a minimalist, carved-concrete, solar-heated pool almost seamlessly into the meadow, where it is surrounded by seasonal wildflowers and native grasses (planted mainly with seeds collected from the site before construction began) and reflects the surrounding hills like a ground-level mirror. Three years later, the plantings have begun to mature, restoring the property to something close to its original state and providing its weekender owners with low-maintenance natural beauty." - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

Heh, not that there's much there at the moment. - Heather Cee

amazing. 699 is worth it. If only strumer played the custom tele with the Gibson style controls and the two double-coil pick-ups. - Gez

I think it is the epitome of lame to buy an antiqued guitar... but that's just me ;-) - Clay Newton

Clay, i've got a '74 Telecaster that i'm NEVER getting rid of! :) - Iain Baker

"Then her boyfriend bought himself a natural wood ukulele. She started strumming it, and found it easy to play with little training. Within a month Ms. Kwok had fulfilled a childhood desire to own a pink instrument, acquiring a ukulele in that color and adding it to her act. Her corny jokes (“I don’t understand why they call it lubricant. It should be lubri-can.”) worked better when she strummed. By November, NBC was flying her to Burbank, Calif., to perform for casting directors at a talent showcase. She has since quit her job and is now auditioning for sitcoms and movie parts. “The ukulele is a happy instrument,” she said last week. “People’s eyes light up when I step up with it.”" - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

That was a pleasant surprise. I had inquiries about this photo a few weeks ago and put it up for sale (prints). I didn't hear back when I responded with that as an option I wasn't really expecting someone to buy a print but someone did! A 20x30 of it. I'm not even sure if it was the people who inquired either... I've never sold a photo before. That's cool. - Lindsay is in 20-ten from Bookmarklet

Well done! You're officially a pro now, right? - Josh Haley

just dont think this would work... - richb

I think I hear the sound of my friend's clothes drier being dragged to the curb. - Scott Henderson

Perfect for when the Bat-Dryer is on the fritz. - James Ferguson

From Tuvie.com: "Nulla is one way of saying “nothing” in Italian. Bradford Waugh named it that way for lack of central hubs or chain-drive, giving it a very minimal visual weight. “Ditch that fancy car and buy a stylish bicycle”, this is what you are going to say once you have this one with you. " - Mark Trapp from Bookmarklet

Ah but where do I attach my panier? ;-) - Brian Sullivan

Now if it only worked in d6. - Mark Trapp

"The authors of this paper claim to show that other terms can be added to the quantum mechanical action that are consistent with current theory and experiment. However, some of these possible terms include conditions in the future that need to be taken into account and summed over. That is to say, what happens in the future could (according to this paper) affect what happens in the present. Why the LHC? The authors argue that these sorts of time-violating interactions could be associated with whatever new particles we create at the LHC. For example, the production of a large number of Higgs particles in the future could have a backwards-in-time causal effect on the machine that produced them, stopping the machine from ever running." - Paul Buchheit from Bookmarklet

Life imitating Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure - that's a first. - flammable

I say this every time - First time I watched this it seriously brought a tear to my eye. I choked up a bit. - Tad

This is still cool - Glenn Slaven

http://friendfeed.com/e... - Mike Fruchter

Totally, but in the video I mentioned JingProject, since I didn't have the software (yet) :) - Mona Nomura

:( - RAPatton

clutching chest, unsure if I'm highly amused or highly empathetic... the mark of a good xkcd - Michael W. May

The couple that syncs their lines together stays together. - Mark Trapp

ugh I hate when ppl abuse that - Shey, Jamaican of FF

at the end of the day... there will be sunset. - AJ Batac

One of my favorites is "I don't disagree with you"... so.... you agree then? - Scott Henderson

Wish I could hit "Like" about 30 more times. :) - David Rothman (☤)

That reminded me of http://www.shaksper.net/archive... . I heard the song on Prairie Home Companion, I think, in high school. - B. LB.

Smoooooth.... - Baard @ Pixum

I absolutely love the Archie Shepp version: http://friendfeed.com/search... - Benedikt Koehler

Just to give you an idea, I have been developing software for 14 years, so it does not need to be a gentle introduction :) - Rob Diana

For me it was/is: Learning Python, Core Python Programming (and Wesley's course), Rapid Web Applications with TurboGears, and Google Search... - Cem

I want one of these in Miami. - Corie

OMG, cool, but must hide before my kids get any ideas. - Cyndy