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Bu daha güzelmiş.. :) - Buğra Bayrak

Babama bunun kol düğmesinden hediye etmistim. Küpede Cmd daha güzel duruyor. - Meyra from iPhone

Hi there buddy! :) - Olcayto Cengiz

:P - Sefa Karapinar

Bwahahaha! They're just suggesting a little pussy instead. - Spidra Webster

"The Eolic is a wind-powered foldable generator. Designed by Marcos Madia, Sergio Ohashi and Juan Manuel Pantano. This concept is designed to create an easily foldable power generator to be used in the construction at places where there is no electric service. The generator can also be used to replace the electric service in small housing. All the equipment can be stored together in one package in order to provide an easy operation. It is made of the ultra light materials like aluminum and carbon fiber." - Bluesun 2600 from Bookmarklet

Posted via web from Random Incidence - Mike Nayyar from Posterous

urban rage 这种问题拿出来thinking。我们和欧洲的差距到底有多少呢，听说荷兰连失恋都有带薪假期。（我总爱感叹，可我恨这个行为） - ashbee

如果提供补贴和舆论支持来吸引公共服务自愿参加，那么公共服务极有可能以此作为一个名正言顺的途径来增加民众排队时间，降低自己（为了应付高峰时刻特别设置的）营业成本。这也还是我前面所设想的情况。当然了，这是在英国，我用在中国了解到的社会运作方式来小人度君子之腹是不妥，还是看执行起来的情况吧。 - vjay

"Corporate image experts," indeed. Only the coolest kids EVAR! - Eric Weaver

Vertical axis wind turbines are an intriguing technology that most people still know little about. The turbines we are accustomed to use blades to turn a horizontal axis (which is often housed in the little cupola on the top of the turbine's tall stem). Vertical axis turbines turn a vertical shaft (picture a barber's pole) to generate power. Helix Wind, a US maker of some very slick looking vertical axis wind turbines, has struck a deal with a West African telecom company to power cell phone towers with wind. This allows the towers to operate autonomously without transmission lines or diesel generators. Vertical axis turbines are well suited for crowded urban settings because they can operate in tighter quarters and are purported to be quieter. Helix Wind has announced that it has delivered systems to Eltek NSG, a Nigerian telecom company, for testing on cell towers. US test projects are also expected to be underway by November 2009. Helix Wind claims that its turbines will pay for... more... - Bluesun 2600

We've profiled a lot of celebrity photographers here on the Met, but we haven't seen such stunningly cool photos like these. Is it really possible to take some of our favorite celebrities and make them look even cooler? There's an easy charm to Lorenzo Agius's work, things never look forced. In fact, it seems as though Agius only brings out the God-given personalities of his subjects. - Emma from Bookmarklet

Wow, those are ALL awesome (and I mean all in the article not just these three). I'm partial to the Keira Knightley one myself. - Kenton

"t's great to see how people explore all kinds of different effect in photography. But there are some really familiar ones, like the motion blur, that we should see and appreciate more, and this is the purpose of this post. Motion blur is an awesome way to make some moody, stylish pictures, and these guys really know their thing. For bigger pictures and descriptions, visit each author's page! I really recommend it for the full experience! I hope you enjoy these. Also, I'd like to know if there's any more effects you'd like to see a post of. Cheers! ;)" - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

Kaj Bjurman posted a photo: Hard to take a good shot of it. There are buildings all around it, and lots of people as well.

:) - Roberto Bonini

At least one person got the joke. ;-) - Om Malik from email

"This could be very addictive: Google (Google) is teaming up with board game maker Hasbro to launch a Google Maps (Google Maps) version of Monopoly (Monopoly). Monopoly City Streets, which launches Wednesday, allows users to compete in a live, worldwide version of the popular game, creating the biggest Monopoly tournament ever played. It’s an ambitious venture that we’ll confess to being fairly excited about: players will literally be able to buy any street in the world, and compete with every other player on the “board”. You start with 3 million Monopoly dollars, and can build not only hotels and houses but also football stadiums, castles and skyscrapers, reports the UK’s Guardian. Downing Street in the UK will cost $231,000, while Pennsylvania Avenue will cost $2 million." - Brad Williamson from Bookmarklet

there's a street in Manchester priced at 570million.. - alphaxion

Ads from the era of "Mad Men" - Bluesun 2600 from Bookmarklet

Hopefully Apple paid for MobileMe so they can use "Find My [Stolen] iPhone" lol. - Mac64

I just call it like i see it. This would be great tho if each of these idiots got caught with an iphone like those guys in Pittsburgh http://bit.ly/A564y - Mac64

对三轮车夫而言，理想的交通工具是什么样子的？ - septemhero

WANT! Where can these beauties be purchased from?!? - Andrew Terry

sen simdiden al sonra takarsin:) - Bahaeddin [ MacinLife ]

Second one can be Darth Vader of jellies :) - Özer (Wrzl) Dölekoğlu