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Marcus Riley, NBC5 Street Team (video) As if there aren’t enough events to take in as the summer draws to a close, you can add one more to the list. The 30th annual Chicago Jazz Festival kicks off on August 28, but there are plenty of ways to celebrate before then.

Israeli student designer, Gilli Kuchik came up with this ladies’ concept hand bag which can unfold and convert into a trolley. A compact design for the urban shopaholic! It is also environmentally friendly…

Israeli student designer, Gilli Kuchik came up with this ladies’ concept hand bag which can unfold and convert into a trolley. A compact design for the urban shopaholic! It is also environmentally friendly as it reduces the need for plastic bags. Its wheels are neatly integrated into the handbag.

Legnoart retro-styled kitchen trolley A modern design with a distinctly 60s vibe - the Legnoart retro-styled kitchen trolley. Take your pick from a range of boldly-coloured wooden frames, all complete with two steel drawers a bamboo chopping board, bottle holder and those wheels to move it around to where you need it.

So there I am dandering through a train, pulling my little coffee wagon, gently persuading business travelers to repent of their lack of purchases from me, and the explaining the difference between cafe creme from the machine (tasty lavazza goodness) and cappuccino (powdered nonsense with hot water), when after quizzing me on the coffee brand (industrial espionage, duh..!

Filed under: Journeys Globe-Trotter, the British luggage designer which since 1897 has furnished luxury carryalls for the likes of Queen Elizabeth II and Winston Churchill, will soon add another formidable piece to its collection: a bulletproof case designed by Ross Lovegrove.

I can’t remember the last time PJStar.com posted a link to anything related to me at all. But here is a Kirk Wessler post about PeoriaIllinoisan’s post about the trolley tracks they dug up in front of Bradley University. PI is, as I am sure my regular readers are aware, part of The Blog Peoria Network.

Jump to Comments A virtual chocolate fish to Anita of Wellington, who at 9.30pm last night posted the 4000th comment since this blog began last December. For the statistical minded, it took 83 days for the 1000th comment to be posted here, 58 days for the 2000th, 50 days for the 3000th and 56 more days for the 4000th.

One of the techniques used by the MIT students in their MBTA report was the impressive Warcart. The MIT WarCart (shopping trolley) They must be off their (shopping) trolley! a Warcarting

I’ll never be redundant again! This little tidbit in need of some divine intervention was overseen in Provincetown, Mass.