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"This nifty little kit offers fun for kids and adults alike. Comprised of 21 snap together parts (no need for tools or glue on this one, folks), The 6 in 1 Robot Kit is one of those toys you faithful readers know I like: A toy that educates kids without them knowing that they're actually learning anything. The lesson is simple: The Basics of Solar Energy.  On the way kids (and adults) will be able to make a wide variety of vehicles - and robotic animals.  Designs included with the kid include a car, a solar puppy (which is rather strange looking), a windmill, a plane that flies around its own support pole, a plane, and an air-boat.  Essentially these toys are designed around a 75mA solar panal that runs a tiny motor" - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

via deborah hustic http://friendfeed.com/lomodee... - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML

http://www.flickr.com/photos... "A set of pictures with men at work shot in a truck which stopped in my street in Varanasi (Benaras). As they were manipulating plaster bags the whole place was dusty and the midday sun was providing great contrasts. It was like a stage where "butoh" dancers would be "performing" in white-body makeup with slow hyper-controlled motion. Let's pretend that the topic could be based on something purely conceptual about the constant destruction of everything in construction and welcome to this "butoh" performance..." - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

great captchas! - il tanz

akhiiii - maryam

"Name: bit.ly URL: http://bit.ly/... Icon URL: http://bit.ly/static..." - browneyes from Mento

another 5 custom links http://exde601e.blogspot.com/2009... (including for the new j.mp). - George Moga

ah, j.mp there! thanks for sharing. :-) - browneyes

"For those who still read books Bookmark II is a colorful rubber band that wraps around a book with an indicator arrow that shows you the last line you were reading" - Neil Bernhart from Bookmarklet

Hooray for rubber! - Jackye Chan

holy shit... - Rafael

google is funny! i stole the car - HansVanRock

ugh. - Bill Scherer

" "Oscar Micheaux has been my idol. He inspired me to do my first film." – Spike Lee. In the 1920s, African American filmmakers, backed by nascent, black-controlled production companies and exhibition spaces, began to interrogate and deepen African American images onscreen, revising those produced by generally white-controlled institutions in cinema’s first three decades. Writer/directors Oscar Micheaux and Spencer Williams are among the most intriguing figures from this period, painting subtle and complex portraits of black social and cultural dynamics and dilemmas, from a distinctly black point of view. Their works addressed the situation of a race marked by the legacies of Reconstruction and Jim Crow, and newly challenged by the hardships and complexities of migration to the North, and to urban centers. On a different frontier, singer/actor Herb Jeffries made history as a leading man, most memorably as a singing cowboy in a series of all-black Westerns, portraying one of the first... more... - edythe from Bookmarklet

the Bronze Buckaroo! - edythe

Top 5 Geeky Office Gadgets! (A Must read for all Geeks!) - TheHenry from Bookmarklet

Never heard of the USB Mini fridge! - Interwebz 91