Daily Digest for August 21st

	Published Costa Rica Rain! – The itchy foot & wheely case — 8:44am via Gilbert\’s blog
	Bungling ramraiders forced to flee cash machine heist – Spalding Today http://ff.im/-6LRBH [#] — 9:00am via Twitter
	Posted Famous Scams: Therese Humbert – 17/08/2009 — 11:29am via FriendFeed
	Shared a healthy breakfast. fresh fruit and yoghurt. followed by eggs bacon and fried bread. no not really. — 8:50am via FriendFeed
	a healthy breakfast. fresh fruit and yoghurt. followed by eggs bacon and fried bread. no not really. [pic] http://ff.im/-6PbuN [#] — 8:50am via Twitter
	Published IE6 Must Die. Report companies still using Internet Explorer 6 — 9:27am via Spalding Computer Services
	Posted IE6 Must Die. Report companies still using Internet Explorer 6 — 9:27am via FriendFeed
	Blog post: IE6 Must Die. Report companies still using Internet Explorer 6 http://bit.ly/174wIh [#] — 9:27am via Twitter
	Shared Video appears in paper magazines. Entertainment Weekly will feature the first ever video ad in a print magazine in September. Slim line screens embedded into the page can display up to 40 minutes of video. — 10:52am via FriendFeed
	Video appears in paper magazines. Entertainment Weekly will feature the first ever video ad in a print magazine in… http://ff.im/-6SMbs [#] — 10:52am via Twitter
	Shared The watchphone: Gadget or gimmick? Would you buy one for £500? — 10:56am via FriendFeed
	The watchphone: Gadget or gimmick? Would you buy one for £500? http://ff.im/-6SMLO [#] — 10:56am via Twitter
	Posted Frustrated tweets are a new headache for airlines. Fuming passengers who have been stranded, delayed or just plain piqued are increasingly letting their undiluted rage fly around the Internet, often from the confines of their cramped airplane seat. — 1:56pm via FriendFeed
	Frustrated tweets are a new headache for airlines. Fuming passengers who have been stranded, delayed or just plain… http://ff.im/-6TdTL [#] — 1:56pm via Twitter
	Shared High hopes for invisibility cloak. A physicist has said he hopes to make major advances in the field of invisibility in the next two years. — 2:01pm via FriendFeed

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