Links I liked

Almost all my links today are TED related. This is not always the case, but there was too much good stuff:

1. Naturally 7, a group that could do an entire symphony using only voice, had us all rocking and jumping on our feet. You've GOT to check them out!

2. In the past few months, Nandan Nilekani (often referred to as the "Bill Gates of India") has been getting a bit overexposed; but his TED talk was actually quite good.

3. Stewart Brand's take on squatter cities and how they are the cities of the future.

4. Q&A session with one of my favorite photographers ever, Yann Arthus Bertrand.

Links I liked

1. Great Entrepreneurs should build "tribes."

2. Seriously cool workplaces, and 12 ways to pimp your office .

3. Floating wastewater treatment plants for floating villages in Cambodia.

4. Slums as a model for development??

5. Evidence is showing that open access is the way to truly enhance development. Others agree as well.

6. I just loved this growing idea of Science Cafes.

7. Twipple: Twittering with Loving Acts of Kindness