Saturday, 10 January 2009

I have deinstalled snapshot that is still a nice little tool for some reasons and have made the choice to enhance external content sources with links and visual previews.

Hovering your mouse on a link will showcase excerpts of the text and eventually pictures that are associated and this can help to select what you're willing to go for reading.

Answers offer tips for definition and eventually bio related, recipes, grammar, nouns, and so on contents when a word in an article post and/or link is double-clicked.

It's also a great enhancement to content sites that give you a visual preview of a term or word by just double clicking on any given one in a content article i.e. a

PS: It works on main browsers but still not yet in Opera versions.

The Financial Crisis at the Economics Convention Is Social Security a Ponzi Scheme? Response to Comments Will the Economic Crisis hit Asia Harder than the U.S.? Is Social Security a Ponzi Scheme? Why Autos are Important Are the Yankees Evil? Or just unseemly? Madoff and the SEC Deflation and Economic Recovery

Palm Inc. may be back in the main game Union won't agree to ban on strikes as part of bailout Globe and Mail likely to lay off unspecified number of staff Ottawa plans big, comprehensive action: Harper

The Credit Crisis Comes to … Sri Lanka? The View From India Anonymous Banker: Why Creditworthy Businesses Can't Get Loans Peter Schiff - and Shawn Tully - Were Right Anonymous Banker: Why Are S.B.A. Loans Disappearing? The Trucking Business Takes a Hit

Workers Can Already Organize by Card Check, If the Boss Wants There is No Plausible Scenario in Which Social Security Can Not Be Sustained Over the Long Run Does Obama Want to Cut Social Security or Did the NYT Send Out a False Alarm? Can't The NYT Find Anyone Other than the Deficit Hawk Concord Coalition to Talk About Deficits? The Post's Jihad Against Social Security Continues The Washington Post Discovers Job Loss in Manufacturing More Money for Robert Rubin Warning: Commercial Announcement -- Boston Review Pieces

Certified Kosher Goings on About Town: Movies Shauna Lyon: Cafe Select, in Nolita. Sasha Frere-Jones: FM3's Buddha Machine. Goings on About Town: Above and Beyond Richard Brody: Chinese movies, Greta Gerwig, David Fincher, and more.

Crisis Dashboard: LIBOR, VIX, TED Spread, Dow Inside The Deal: Robert W. Baird's Lanser on middle-market M&A in 2009 Job losses suck some life out of market Boaz Weinstein: Out of the frying pan and into the fire? Robert Rubin to leave Citigroup A look inside Lehman Brothers Merchant Banking biz Citi, Morgan Stanley consider merging their brokerage units BusinessWeek liquidates the airline industry

Shrewd snapshot Week in funds: the prospects for the US, Europe and Japan Neil Woodford: Treasury's GDP forecasts 'too optimistic' Financials veteran eyes insurance sector

Getting Financially Fit In 2009 Hot Topic Holds Its Own In Retail High-Yielding DRIPs Moaning The Drugstore And Home-Builder Blues Wal-Mart Plays Possum