00091	2006-09-21 19:32:18	roficas	This is what brasilian people likes to see (and we can do it a lot here).
	00090	2006-04-10 10:45:42	gsyu2	A six year old child's invention of a bicycle built for his whole family.
	00089	2006-04-10 03:02:48	gsyu2	Farming mobility has drastically changed in the midwestern U.S. because of advancements in farming machinery.
	00088	2006-04-06 07:23:28	malcat	speaking of mobile shoes... no matter where you go, everyone in chicago has a version of these sneakers..
	00087	2006-04-06 07:13:36	malcat	when i am on the train i always have something to read, usually, like many others, a paperback novel. this book is by haruki murakami, who is popular here in chicago right now.
	00086	2006-04-06 07:03:00	malcat	i took this picture while driving to work in my cars. i was trying to capture how much the clouds were moving. this is double mobile - me commuting. clouds flying.
	00085	2006-04-05 20:08:14	daddio	We now drink portable water in bottles. We used to drink water from rivers. This photo is of a mobile coca cola trailer sitting next to the Mississippi river.
	00084	2006-03-26 22:01:12	anzai	very mobile "BARTOK op.7"
	00083	2006-03-26 21:01:28	anzai	I carry my shadow. My shadow carry me.
	00082	2006-03-26 20:50:56	anzai	my farsighted glasses for seeing into the future.
	00081	2006-03-24 01:48:54	amyris	This picture tries to express my Brazilian way to look at things.
	00080	2006-03-23 20:24:30	mamiko	my stomack is mobile
	00079	2006-03-20 22:55:54	Heli	In the summer, the loveliest means to be mobile.
	00078	2006-03-20 22:38:04	kiyoko	i went to a small museum of BEANS 2 weeks ago, and there was a map showing beans are traveling in a world.
	00077	2006-03-20 22:28:52	Heli	This amusing fellow followed me home from a Tokyo conbini on a Sapporo beer can. "You never miss a drinking session" said a note attached. I carried him on my mobile phone for long (until he got a bit injured).
	00076	2006-03-20 22:26:28	aske	Another mobile individual
	00075	2006-03-20 22:15:10	agryfp
	00073	2006-03-20 22:14:30	shin	everywhere in the world, people has a big storage of digital image like this person, ville who took a lovely cat picture.
	00072	2006-03-20 22:12:26	erikb	My father gave me this ring in 2005, just before he died. He got the ring for his 40th birthday. Now I have just turned 40. So when I wear the ring, I remember my father, but I also think of how we are similar and different. In this ring, he is always with me.
	00071	2006-03-20 22:11:54	eusari	I made this "kransekage" myself as a special new year present for my family. Kransekage is a traditional marzipan cake from Denmark.
	00070	2006-03-20 22:11:28	ville	here is another solution for making wood portable. it is from our summer cottage, where we have sometimes use wood to heat up the cottage and the sauna.
	00069	2006-03-20 22:09:50	efatland	A Norwegian "matpakke" (lunch package). Even with oil millions flowing into the Norwegian economy, people take pride in bringing their home-made sandwhiches for lunch rather than eating at restaurants / cafes.
	00067	2006-03-20 21:31:08	khk	In Finland our lunches are seldom mobile, but maybe after lunch we move with our coffee...
	00066	2006-03-20 21:26:08	maito	They are studying in a hotel in Hlsinki.
	00065	2006-03-20 20:08:42	agryfp	friction is also sometimes needed to move forwards in Helsinki
	00064	2006-03-20 18:55:28	tipsu	Cat with big boots, a glove puppet, bought from France as a souvenir.
	00063	2006-03-20 18:35:38	Heli	In Finland, we take these little spirits bottles with us to different events varying from ski trips on the Baltic sea icecoat in the winter or midsummer weddings to enjoy a sip at a suitable occasion. These bottles used to be popular, valuable gifts for (male) colleagues and friends, nowadays a bit old-fashioned. I find these items fun and useful, and sometimes they are are items of nice design.
	00062	2006-03-20 16:13:12	aske	The real handheld mobile Mamiko
	00061	2006-03-20 03:09:46	aske	MHM - Mobile Handsfree Mamiko
	00060	2006-03-20 00:52:10	zeeniac	The Tibetan Buddhist prayer wheel is carried by pilgrims. It has inscribed on it the mantra 'Om Mani Padme Hum', which is an invocation to Chenrezig, the embodiment of Compassion. The mantra is also printed in thousands, on paper inside the body of the wheel. My Grandmother and her friends carry these wheels when on pilgrimage. They turn the wheel to invoke the mantra to receive the dharma of the Buddha. When they are not on pilgrimage, these wheels sit on a shrine in their homes. image credits: http://www.dur.ac.uk/oriental.museum/gallery/india/item.php?item=29
	00052	2006-03-19 20:01:58	shin	Mr. Kenichiro Mogi, one of the most famous brain scientist, who is mobile-communicating with his PC's internet and mobile phone. He looks happy, but not really, because of too busy , everytime.
	00051	2006-03-19 11:12:28	hoogh	His name is Pyung, and he really enjoy driving. and he likes seeing outside scene.
	00050	2006-03-19 10:44:06	hoogh	It's a starbuks tumbler. My best friends send it to me from U.S. I like coffee and tea, and it helps me enjoy hot coffee and green tea everywhere. Even so, it looks nice.isnt it?
	00048	2006-03-18 05:43:52	greta	The umbrella is necessary in the real world. You could be mobile with no risk of getting wet only in a virtual reality...
	00047	2006-03-18 05:34:18	greta	Probably make-up is one of the most mobile things in the women's world.
	00046	2006-03-18 05:31:10	greta	This is my watch. It's as mobile as I am... I know that every mobile phone shows the time, but the watch is still a classical accessory.
	00045	2006-03-18 05:20:38	greta	Drinking water is mobile and sometimes as useful as beer :-)
	00044	2006-03-17 23:50:58	mamiko	Yesterday, I got new mobile phone that can be used all over the world! Because tomorrow, I will start on journey for Nordic Country. The right one is my Japanese mobile phone. The left one is GMS mobile phone that I can use in 160 countries If I through into my IC-card.
	00043	2006-03-17 23:43:26	mamiko	OMAMORI This is Japanese good luck charm. Especially the OMAMORI of this picture is for enterance examination of university or high school and so on. I got at the famious Shrine in Fukuoka, my hometown.
	00042	2006-03-17 19:02:26	shin	Today, my 12 year old sun graduated from his elementary school. This is the bag he has used for this 6 year. Time flies like an arrow, really.
	00041	2006-03-17 14:23:54	rieko	He is now studying in Odakyu line. He uses the satchel as a temporary mobile study-desk. He is doing homework. School children in Japan are busy.
	00040	2006-03-17 14:18:40	rieko	My art work;wThe Big(;100th canvas) schedule picturex Why did I start? http://rieko.jp/100Fcanvas/index.htm
	00039	2006-03-17 07:10:12	yumib	Sunglasses: Solomon Islands is hot and sunny! A pair of sunglasses is one of the people's weapons as our eyes can get sunburned as well as the skin.
	00038	2006-03-17 05:17:10	ville	our little kittycat was very mobile last summer. now, in the winter she has to stay inside and is sometimes a bit too mobile indoors, in our small apartment.
	00037	2006-03-17 04:43:58	greta	Glasses accompany us everywhere helping to see things better in the Global village
	00036	2006-03-17 04:38:52	greta	Pen and pencil are mobile - you could write down every great idea at any time
	00035	2006-03-16 15:39:42	daria	I'm still fascinated by this paper-based diary, which helps me not to forget the various, complicated lectures, meetings and other appointments that I have to do. I carry this small, not-very-interesting-looking thing with me all the time. For several months, I tried to use my multi-functioning mobile phone as my scheduler instead of this boring-looking diary, but the fact that I have to keep deleting past schedule which I wanted to leave there made me pretty annoyed. So I decided to go back to my old system. Isn't it nice to see the pattern of my filling in the space? It looks like I was trying hard to find some space in my own time!
	00034	2006-03-16 13:32:00	toffyku	Broad Bean "La Galette des Rois" (means King pastry) is a French round pastry to celebrate the Epiphany in Christian calendar. In France this pastry is sold everywhere in early January and it is a seasonal tradition to eat this pastry with family or friends. In this pastry there is a little ceramic doll or some figure called gle feveh (means broad bean originally because in old days a broad bean was used instead of a ceramic item). This ceramic item is a lucky symbol, and if you get a piece with, you are the king! Well, one day I almost broke my front teeth but I happened to be that lucky person. Therefore I got this little white ceramic piece which I didnft know what to do with it after but I didnft feel like to throw my lucky symbol away immediately (as I was lucky enough not to broke my front teeth even I bit the hard ceramic) so I put it in my purse as a kind of my usual provisional solution,so to speak. However, since then this ceramic piece lives in my purse! In Japan we do not have this seasonal tradition of course, but recent years I started to see this pastry in showcases at some of the pastry stores in Tokyo. The filling of the pastry is almond cream so in order to show you the size of the ceramic I took a picture with an almond.
	00033	2006-03-16 09:20:56	JJJ	Since my daughter had started walking, she became very mobile. Since she started running around(!), she became even more mobile, and it's sometimes "too mobile" for the parents!
	00032	2006-03-16 07:12:50	yumib	Anti-insects spray: We need this spray wherever we go to avoid mosquitoes. There are some kinds of malaria here in Solomon Islands and they are quite dangerous for people.
	00031	2006-03-15 21:26:02	yossie	Now it's time for someone to add an iPod photo! Don't steal music.
	00030	2006-03-15 17:39:44	mamiko	Child! He try to bury "Mobile phone"..... Incredible!
	00029	2006-03-15 17:14:52	ville	my shoes let me be more mobile than without them. just look at the dirt on the shoes which comes from the snow and sleet in the finnish winter!
	00028	2006-03-15 17:13:02	ville	my wallet, bulging with plastic cards, receipts, money, id card, photographs, is one thing that let's me be mobile. the travel insurance card is an extra mobility enabler. and wallet get lost as easily as my keys.
	00027	2006-03-15 14:16:06	chicken	Keys are the most important mobile items with me. They are easily gone and make me perplexed...
	00026	2006-03-15 07:16:16	yumib	Dessert: This is a chocolate cake I made yesterday on the white day. Dessert is also quite mobile here in Solomon Islands to take to the parties at friends.
	00024	2006-03-15 07:12:08	yumib	Lunch time in the Solomons: A lunch bag including fish & chips and a coconut are easy and popular take away lunch from the market.
	00023	2006-03-15 02:48:18	cooldaisy	Speaking of carrying something with me everyday,as a mobile item...hm..How can i forget to mention this two things:Who says DIGITAL is superior to analogue stuff?!They are both eually important in my daily life! 1-diary *Obviously it has more capacity than my brain at this moment. Keeps every thing in details that i can hardly remember at all! 2-USB Drive (flash memory) *It goes without saying that this stuff is so convenient when you wanna pass some files to your colleagues nearby but your company network sucks. Just put the files in it and run to his/her desk! Or alternatively,you can carry your work back with it,though i don't think it is a good idea. Not for your company secret concern, but for your health's good.^^
	00022	2006-03-15 02:24:26	cooldaisy	Since i am a heavy sufferer from Hay Fever. Every year during the pollen season in Japan,i gotta carry these medicines with me and take them after meals. Trust me, you won't like it much. It makes you feel so sleepy and your boss will think you are lazy at work.haha.
	00021	2006-03-15 02:19:56	cooldaisy	A good luck charm is very normal for Chinese people to carry with them everyday. I put this in my purse so whenever i see it i feel lucky!!
	00020	2006-03-15 00:30:36	RYUKO	Japanese textile bag which my friend made.
	00019	2006-03-14 23:14:16	Ben	Being mobile at this time of the year in the UK means wrapping up warmly in thick coats. We also have many bridges and this picture is quite a new one, built for pedestrians to cross the river, especially when it's too cold to go the long way around. The bridge is named after Pero, a famous African servant who was brought here as a slave in 1783, and recognises how people taken from their native countries (forced to become mobile?) have, in the 200 years since, contributed massively to UK culture.
	00018	2006-03-14 11:41:18	yumib	Beer Holders: We carry beer holders almost everywhere we go, such as beach, golf club, yacht club, HASH running, parties at friends, even restaurants. Cold beer is crucial in this hot weather (Solomon Islands), I think.
	00017	2006-03-14 06:56:30	yumib	Necklace in the Solomons: This is made from several kinds of shells. This type of necklaces or necklaces made from natural materials are very popular not only for ladies but also men to wear here in Solomon Islands.
	00016	2006-03-13 17:24:16	miiya	I'm also able to read e-mails with my PDA(Personal Digital Assistant). As long as I have batteries...
	00015	2006-03-13 17:11:10	miiya	Mobile-size sweets are popular in Japan, aren't they? I bought something or other in convenience stores or station stalls day after day... They must have me fat...
	00014	2006-03-13 11:02:02	yumib	Betel Nut: Betel nut is one of the most important "mobile" things for islanders in Micronesia, Solomon Islands, etc. They chew this nut sometimes with leaves, coral powder (lime) or chewing tobacco. This is like a cigarette or alcohol for them as it dulls senses.
	00013	2006-03-13 07:31:06	iida	Personal seal and its case(with ink pad). I must carry it several times a week.
	00012	2006-03-13 00:13:10	RYUKO	This is a Japanese ware traditional type lunch box.three boxes are piled.So in Japanese, this type lunch boxes are called "o-jyu" which means "pile". I use these boxes at the Japanese traditional party lunch, for example new year's day or "hanami"(cherry blossom watching).
	00011	2006-03-12 23:08:32	RYUKO	This mobile dictionary includs 10 dictionaries.
	00010	2006-03-12 22:44:02	greta	Martenitsa - twined tasselled red and white thread, Bulgarian symbol of spring and health. We gift it each other on 1st March and hang it on our clothes this month. It travels with us all over the world.
	00009	2006-03-12 16:13:10	hillel	Fashion, like food, is an important example of mobile culture. Food travels both globally and locally to feed people; fashion, like this ikkat skirt made in Chieng Mai, Thailand and sold on an internet shop based in Japan and bought in Australia, also travels throughout the world and now travels locally as well!
	00008	2006-03-12 12:31:04	amccorkle	If your book is electronic like the Librie, you can carry many with you at once. As long as you have batteries...
	00007	2006-03-11 22:16:46	RYUKO	Books written by Prof.Sasaki. Book is the most excellent mobile Media!
	00006	2006-03-11 21:27:42	miiya	Accessories-connection. Rings are my important good-luck charms. When I forget wearing them, I go back home to pick them up.
	00005	2006-03-11 19:37:32	anzai	Toothpicks and its case.
	00004	2006-03-11 18:04:48	shin	Prof. Sasaki, most eminent ecological psychologist in Japan, is enjoying his Japanese "Lunch Box" ! "Lunch Box" is mobile, he is mobiling.
	00003	2006-03-11 16:04:30	RYUKO	Heart shaped pendants are also something mobile aren't they?
	00002	2006-03-11 07:42:44	rieko	`onigiri`;I love rice balls.
	00000	2006-03-10 22:44:20	mamiko	Japanese "Lunch Box" We bring Lunch Box to everywhere! like school or office or leisure etc... This is a kind of heartful "gift" from "cook" like mother.