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Here's another goodie that I found in my TED shwag bag at TEDActive 2010.

I thought it was a CD case at first, but then to my surprise, found a place for pens, business cards, receipts, and a smartphone pocket inside. It's also designed to act as a case for the large size hardback Moleskine (might have to buy one now).

You can see more Rickshaw products at www.rickshawbags.com

(This image was used for the TEDxPhoenix blog's Hey PHX, We Need Your TED Story post)

This pillow is one of the many goodies that I nabbed at TEDActive 2010 in Palm Springs -- what makes it extra awesome is the fact that it was produced by Throwboy (you can see my interview of Throwboy founder Roberto Hoyos on TheClosetEntrepreneur.com).

If you're unfamiliar with Throwboy, then checkout their awesome line of Mac, RSS, and Chat inspired pillows - throwboy.com/

According to the Personas website:

"Personas is a component of the Metropath(ologies) exhibit, currently on display until Sept 09 at the MIT Museum by the Sociable Media Group from the MIT Media Lab. It uses sophisticated natural language processing and the Internet to create a data portrait of one's aggregated online identity. In short, Personas shows you how the Internet sees you."

This photo was taken for my MOO MiniCards Networking Hack blog post. The hack basically involves attaching your MOO MiniCard Holder to a lanyard and letting people's curiosity do the rest. You can read more about it here:

theclosetentrepreneur.com/the-moo-minicards-networking-hack

Also, if you're curious about the tee in the background, it's called Suburban Blitzkrieg via shirt.woot.

Last but not least, this photo is straight from the camera with no post processing. ;)

This photo was taken for my MOO MiniCards Networking Hack blog post. The hack basically involves attaching your MOO MiniCard Holder to a lanyard and letting people's curiosity do the rest. You can read more about it here:

theclosetentrepreneur.com/the-moo-minicards-networking-hack

Also, this photo is straight from the camera with no post processing. ;)