Scroll through the list until you find: ‘network.protocol-handler.external.ecto’ in the left-most column…. Now when you try the bookmarklet again, make sure you have nothing selected to quote or only a few words, then you should get the message which will then let you see the ‘Launch Application’ button and your bookmarklet should be fixed!
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Firat Carpet Bomb The Terrorist Areas Robbie 08/10/2006 05:55 Carpet bomb the areas with Hezbollah bums first, then have the IDF go in massively to wipe out the rest of them…. Maybe next we should both get together and force the pigs in the West Bank and Gaza into Syria and Jordan where they belong!
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And what is tragic about this is, as a Boston Herald photo editor noted, editors everywhere can no longer trust the pictures from Lebanon…. They cannot know the true scope of the devastation that Hezbollah’s aggression against Israel and its cynical tactics have brought on the Lebanese people.
Leave a CommentThe world’s greatest Wikipedian is a Canadian. Among the Wikipedia community, who call themselves Wikipedians, Mr. Pulsifer is held up as the gold standard — the international benchmark against which they measure themselves, said Wayne Saewyc, spokesman for the Wikimedia Foundation.
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One of the more wonderful dance performances I saw this year was in the open air in MuseumsQuartier on 4 May. After what has been a truly terrible season at TanzQuartierWien with close to nothing except conceptual choreography or over the hill performers, I was close to giving up on the season. It appeared the dance highlight of the year in 2005-2006 in Vienna was destined to be a restaging of John Cranko’s Eugene Onegin. Happily the Tanz Company Gervasi pulled a rabbit out of the hat in May, using the entire inner courtyard of MuseumsQuartier in a stunning use…
Leave a CommentFor those who still don’t know or might be reading this sometime in the future and have forgotten, 2006 is Mozart Year in Austria. We’ve been deluged with dance performances centered around Wolfgang Amadeus’s music since the New Year, starting with the Christmas concert at TanzQuartier Wien and following through with Tanz Company Gervasi and others. What we saw tonight at ImPulsTanz may be the last round. And it’s a good thing. For some reason, dancers and even more so, choreographers have a lot of difficulty dancing to Mozart. This surprises me as Mozart has always been famous for his…
3 CommentsImPulstTanz 2006 is fantastic. The limited coverage you see here has nothing to do with the programme. I’ve missed wonderful things, like the opening night with Anna Teresa de Keersmaekerr which I have from reliable sources as unbelievably wonderful. My apologies for the limited ImPulsTanz coverage this year. My commercial business is growing by leaps and bounds. We have new employees and new offices and new clients and there is only one of me. I’ve also spent a lot of my discretionary time in the last few months more or less successfully learning German. Finally truly learning that the only…
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I am now the lucky owner of an Olympus DM20 audio recorder (the most expensive flash card in existence at €200+ for 128 MB). The DM20 does an outstanding job recording voice audio in the field and blows away its less expensive brethren, the Olympus WS-100, WS-200, WS-300, WS-310, WS-320.
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