Monday, 13 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.

Iceland goes bankrupt Why Young Workers Might Benefit My Current Investment Strategy... Government spending as a stabilizing force The Great Repudiation? Misdiagnosis: Housing is not the Problem Why We need to expand deposit insurance Good Riddance to Bad Rubbish

European leaders hatch aid plan for banks Demand fuels growth of online parking site GM discussing merger with Chrysler: report Turmoil alters business outlook on vote

The Worst Week Ever for the Dow About That Hank Paulson Memo . . . On the Theory That Punching Dick Fuld Will Help Solve the Credit Crisis James Chanos: The Mad as Hell Series Continues... After the Bailout Vote, What Next? Dan Alpert Dissects the Bailout Bill

McCain Suckers Politico Reporters on Tax Break for the Wealthy> The Recession Is Not the Credit Crunch Surprise! Caps on Executive Pay in Bailout Bill Were Meaningless John McCain's Joke 401(k) Proposal Gets By Watch Dog Media We Could Have Another Great Depression! Almost One in Six Homeowners Underwater Does Bush Act Based on Longstanding Belief or a Desire to Help Banks? The Bailout Does Not Change the Long-Term Budget Story

Dana Goodyear: Campaign ’08 Abroad Goings on About Town: On the Horizon Yiyun Li: "Gold Boy, Emerald Girl" Thomas Mallon: Abraham Lincoln and the politics of memory. Goings on About Town: Dance Spencer Reece: "Eclogue"

Cerberus to abandon Chrysler deal? U.S., leaders of major economies set market rescue policies Redstone sells stake in Viacom, CBS to meet loan terms Everything is going to be OK? Bank Watch: The markets yo-yo The Deal newsweekly, week of Oct. 13 International Bank Watch: Global chaos Will the Japanese or U.S. government bail out Morgan Stanley?

Sunday Papers: IMF warns that markets could collapse further -- other news Sunday Papers: Britannia and Co-Op in merger talks -- bid news and gossip Sunday Papers: tips and comment Hold or Fold: Aberdeen UK Mid Cap vs Schroder UK Mid 250

The Big Buying Opportunity S&P 500 Winners & Losers: Bear Market Blues Money Market Funds: How Safe Are They? Pull Up Your Anchors Keeping An Eye On UPS