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Ah, that's something nice to read. :-) Up with (good) people! - James (!?)

Always nice to hear those things. I lost my phone at the Mori Building in Roppongi and had it back in my hands a day or so later in a different part of Japan. - Chris Burke

heh...thought this was photoshopped -- it ain't, it's for real :) - Stephanie Segel

Too bad it doesn't go to 140... - CJ Guest

"Austin's new development at the site of the old Robert Mueller airport includes a small solar farm consisting of fifteen of these lovely blue "solar sunflower" collectors, designed by Cambridge's Harries/Héder Collaborative, whose concept was selected from a pool of 37 applicants to Austin's Art in Public Places program. Details of the project are available here. The collectors, which have been installed but aren't yet active, will collect energy during the day and release it at night as light for the nearby hike-and-bike trail." - imabonehead from Bookmarklet

the conversation from 2005 is making the rounds (again) on Digg, Reddit, and Fark, without the followups - Andy Baio

Wow. That's ... awesome. - DeWitt Clinton

Poor... obie fernandez. - Robert Konigsberg

The foodcart movement was started by Korean BBQ @kogibbq and suddenly 100 people can show up where the cart appears. It's the food smartmob. Blake Engel who tweets under @urbanhiker explains what the food cart movement is all about. A few really smart food producers or chefs have gathered a community around themselves and they move around in the city or even in the US and they tweet where they are, the members of their communities just go get food when they are nearby. This is too cool. Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmar... - Howard Rheingold

Love that - maybe I'll set up a food cart here in Austin? (We knew Vietnamese who came postwar and set up food carts to sell egg rolls.) - Jon Lebkowsky