Chris Brogan's on and...

... all the video cameras have come out.

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This is why we're fat

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The Phantom Menace

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Twankernomics - brilliant

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Great Facebook fail in my friend's stream this morning

Remember always get to know how Facebook works before diving in.

Names have been edited to protect the protagonists.

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Very proud Grandad Heath

I love this photo.

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Private Eye's view of financial advisers

What say the new model advisers amongst you?

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Family sandwich

Download now or watch on posterous

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Finally got round to posterous and I think on the whole it's gonna be quirky stuff

To that end, saw these guys on the South Bank a couple of weeks ago. Just love the innovation.

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So how much should I be saving?

There's been an awful lot of talk recently about pension provision and what we should all be saving for retirement which has depressed me somewhat, so I sat down and worked out what I should be saving for a retirement income of £40,000 before tax and then also looked at monthly expenses which I can't avoid.

Mortgage - £825
Pension - £1,200
ISA - £600
Insurance various - £150
Mobile phones - £100
Water - £30
Gas - £130
Work travel - £200
Cycle scheme - £43
Council Tax - £150
Child trust fund x3 - £300
Childen's education trust £300
Children's long term fund £300

That comes to a grand total of £4,328

Now I've got a decent job but that aint gonna happen especially if I want to eat, buy clothes and maybe go out once a year which as you'll note I haven't put in here. So what now? I suppose I could cut out £900 for the kids but that seems a little harsh.