Monday, 06 October 2008

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 Great Repudiation? Misdiagnosis: Housing is not the Problem Why We need to expand deposit insurance Good Riddance to Bad Rubbish Economic Dream Team? Economists against the plan The Real Problem: Not Enough Political Legitimacy in DC The Galbraith Plan

Scotia buys Sun Life stake in CI Financial Eli Lilly to buy ImClone for US$6.5-billion World stocks tumble as crisis escalates Bank rescues unravel; Berlin in 'mess'

James Chanos: The Mad as Hell Series Continues... After the Bailout Vote, What Next? Dan Alpert Dissects the Bailout Bill Jerry Levin to the Rescue! An Alternative Way to Save the (Financial) World Economists of the World, Unite!

Post Notices Media Role in Bubble Promotion Housing and Stock Wealth: It's Not the Same The Economy Is Stronger Now Than it Was In the 70s Good NPR Piece on the Bubble and Crash Post Outlook Section: The Economy is Just Fine Fannie's Demise: It Was the Collapse of the Housing Bubble, It's That Simple Post Reports Bailout Restrictions on CEO Pay Will Have Little Impact The Washington Post Has Bugged the White House!

Albert Goldbarth: "The Way" George Packer: The disaffection of Ohio's working class. Thomas Mallon: Abraham Lincoln and the politics of memory. Goings on About Town: Dance Spencer Reece: "Eclogue" Books: "The Beautiful Soul of John Woolman, Apostle of Abolition"

Citi wins injunction extending its exclusivity agreement with Wachovia Celent's Bart Narter on the Wachovia tug-o-war Ready, steady, short! Closing Bell: Bailout is not enough to bail out the Street Searching for signs of the dreaded 'D' word Inside The Deal: CIT's Gregg Smith on middle-market dealmaking The Star-Ledger and Star Tribune: A tale of two cities Lehman shoots the messenger

Monday Lunchtime Market: FTSE 5% down and waiting on Govt plan Trading in Iceland's banks suspended Balfour Beatty fined £2.25 million by Serious Fraud Office Pressure mounts for Brown to guarantee all savers' deposits

All You Never Knew About Buffett Early Retirement Is Not Just A Daydream Citi Cannot Close, GGP Dumps CFO And Dividend Play The Plunge In Specialty Chemicals Rich But Fragile Gulf Markets