Here it was:
I have an idea of a new feature for ET, or rather a new accessory: we have the plug-in, but could we also have the widget ? I'm thinking google widget, here some bit of code that would keep tabs on ET (or any SCOOP engine ?) from the google dashboard home page. And may be someone would actually like doing more good work for ET... unless I'm the only selfish google widget user around. Personally, I could use two features in a widget, may be in two tabs: * watch "recent comments" page a bit like the rss reader widget, with bodies popping up when clicking on listed titles * check "replies (trees) to my comments", in a tree view (meaning, (new) reply titles are clustered by least-common-ancestor-owner's-comment)
I'm thinking google widget, here some bit of code that would keep tabs on ET (or any SCOOP engine ?) from the google dashboard home page. And may be someone would actually like doing more good work for ET... unless I'm the only selfish google widget user around.
Personally, I could use two features in a widget, may be in two tabs:
* watch "recent comments" page a bit like the rss reader widget, with bodies popping up when clicking on listed titles * check "replies (trees) to my comments", in a tree view (meaning, (new) reply titles are clustered by least-common-ancestor-owner's-comment)
First thing before looking into the details, would be to count how many ET users are also google widget users and would be interested. Pierre
See you all on Monday! The fact is that what we're experiencing right now is a top-down disaster. -Paul Krugman
While its preference is to coordinate with the US, defense officials have said Israel is preparing a wide range of options for such an operation. "It is always better to coordinate," one top Defense Ministry official explained last week. "But we are also preparing options that do not include coordination." Israeli officials have said it would be difficult, but not impossible, to launch a strike against Iran without receiving codes from the US Air Force, which controls Iraqi airspace. Israel also asked for the codes in 1991 during the First Gulf War, but the US refused. <...> On Monday, Teheran dismissed the possibility of an Israeli strike, saying it didn't take Israel seriously. "We think that regional and international developments and the complicated situation faced by Israel itself will not allow it to launch military strikes against other countries," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Hassan Qashqavi told reporters in Teheran, according to the Press TV Web site. "Israel makes threats to promote its psychological and media warfare," he said.
While its preference is to coordinate with the US, defense officials have said Israel is preparing a wide range of options for such an operation.
"It is always better to coordinate," one top Defense Ministry official explained last week. "But we are also preparing options that do not include coordination."
Israeli officials have said it would be difficult, but not impossible, to launch a strike against Iran without receiving codes from the US Air Force, which controls Iraqi airspace. Israel also asked for the codes in 1991 during the First Gulf War, but the US refused.
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On Monday, Teheran dismissed the possibility of an Israeli strike, saying it didn't take Israel seriously.
"We think that regional and international developments and the complicated situation faced by Israel itself will not allow it to launch military strikes against other countries," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Hassan Qashqavi told reporters in Teheran, according to the Press TV Web site. "Israel makes threats to promote its psychological and media warfare," he said.
So the questions that result are;-
"Is Israel likely to be planning some raid on Iran? " Ans : Almost certainly
"Is Israel likely to carry out such a raid on Iran ?" Ans : Within any form of predictive geo-political likelihood, almost certainly not. keep to the Fen Causeway
There's one at 14:00 and I'd like to be able to reference back for notes. keep to the Fen Causeway
but thanks you for the suggestion keep to the Fen Causeway
http://exertia.wordpress.com/2006/05/03/capture-streaming-video-for-free-using-videolan/
but it's really dodgy: usually, you need to try a few different switches and toggles to get your capture in a format that replays nicely, so it better be tried in advance on another webcast from the same publisher... Pierre
