Mike Golby’s stolen car was recovered. Now he has two cars, an embarrassment of riches.

In other good news, I see that Julie Leung is back blogging. One assumes that the Apple funicular railway and computer corporation fixed or replaced her lemonware after only six months or so.

Maryam Scoble interviews the women. Robert interviews the men.

Sarah Blow doesn’t. But sometimes I think Scoble does.

What do Liz Lofty and Ann Altoids have in common?

UFO Breakfast recipients is back and blogging in the fast lane. But Brian Moffatt will be offline for a few months. Wait! Why is it that we never see Superman and Clark Kent together in the same phone booth?

Condolences to Cyndy Roy at mousemusings on the loss of her father.

Winston Rand is now sweating out the statute of limitations on, well… domestic terrorism.

Have I pointed at Dervala’s “Thanksgiving at the Ranch” yet?

Doug Alder is going for the gold. Must be snowed in.

Inspector Lohmann notes:

So long as we only visit each other in cyberspace we remain isolated, solitary islands of insurrectionary desire. How can these islands help and protect each other in concrete, meaningful, practical ways? How can those who seek practical changes in their everyday life — not to mention social change — move to the next level? It’s one thing to create a secret (if paradoxically public) virtual network; but how can this translate into practical results?

Jewels and Funiculars…