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A friend of mine sent me the following birthday message on Tuesday morning:

Hey Laurie, Happy Birthday, I’ll try my hand at your horoscope: socializing will go swimmingly, look out for low ceilings, and spent batteries, left turns will lead to food opportunities, your magic words are: Rick, small, berries, softness monitor, and JohnsonStylings. Enjoy!

Not quite sure what to make of it, but will definitely try to take more left turns, assuming he actually meant “food” opportunities and it wasn’t just a typo.

Many thanks for all the wonderful Birthday wishes that I’ve received, plus the very tasty dinners, especially the fantastic pirate food that we were fortunate enough to enjoy in spite of the horrible weather.

Ian Brown has released a new version of the InfoCard Selector for Safari. In addition to a Mac OS X Installer, the new release also includes support for creating multiple cards, site usage history and affinity, site-specific card IDs, and UI enhancements to indicate required attributes.

Two new screencasts are also provided. The first demonstrates authentication to the new Higgins Bandit project and Kim Cameron’s Identity blog.

The second shows the Safari selector being used to submit both optional and required claims to the xmldap.org sample relying party.

Keep up the great work Ian. Looking forward to the next release.