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Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Digg Digest The best of Digg from the last 24 hours Sunday, December 27, 2009 Recession Pushes Man To Shocking New Low (pic) thrfeed.com — 1408 Diggs in Offbeat - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 02:03 pm The Only Prepubescent Kid Who Deserves an Xbox 360 (video) unrealitymag.com — Here's to hoping you were as grateful on Christmas as this kid was. Now that's one eight year-old I won't mind playing with on Xbox Live, he's earned it. 1033 Diggs in Gaming - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 10:03 am Kabul 40 years ago vs. Kabul today. ic2.pbase.com — 937 Diggs in Lifestyle - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 07:17 pm 'Futurama' meets 'Fifth Element' (Possibly NSFW Pic) thrfeed.com — Flying cars? Check. A redhead lead named Leelo/Leela? Sure. A "Futurama" fan drew the Comedy Central series "Fifth Element"-style, pic below. 470 Diggs in Entertainment - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 10:55 am The Making Of The 2010 FIFA World Cup Soccer Balls youtube.com — I had no idea so much went into it but the end result looks awesome. 383 Diggs in Sports - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 10:46 am I've always dreamt of doing this... fandome.com — Remi Gaillard takes to the streets of France with his F1 car. 348 Diggs in Top Video - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 09:24 am Getting Connected: a History of Modems techradar.com — Their arrival heralded a new age of communications and they played a major role in the explosion of the Internet. We're talking, of course, about modems. Here we look back on the development of this remarkable device. 341 Diggs in Technology - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 01:05 pm (1) Open a Linux terminal, (2) Enter "cal 9 1752", (3) ***** i.imgur.com — 287 Diggs in Top Image - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 12:58 pm Bomb Suspect May Be Prominent Banker's Son cbsnews.com — Former Nigerian Banking Official Meets with Authorities, Fears Son May Be Behind Failed Bombing Attempt of Flight 253, a U.S.-bound flight. 280 Diggs in World & Business - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 10:00 am Revolutionizing Solar Energy with Glitter-size Photovoltaics scientificcomputing.com — Scientists have developed tiny glitter-sized photovoltaic cells that could revolutionize the way solar energy is collected and used. The tiny cells could turn a person into a walking solar battery charger if they were fastened to flexible substrates molded around unusual shapes, such as clothing, tents. 203 Diggs in Science - Submitted Dec 26, 2009 03:47 pm You are receiving this email because you opted in on Digg.com to receive a digest of the best stories on Digg! Unsubscribe edi.sahrudin@gmail.com from this list Digg, 135 Mississippi St, San Francisco, CA 94107   Copyright (C) 2009 Digg Inc.