Saturday, November 15, 2008

Awesome Firefox Add-on!

My configuration of Fast Dial
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Just today, I come across a totally awesome add-on for the Firefox web browser. I love it. It is called Fast Dial. What it does is creates a panel of your favorite websites on any blank tab or you can have it as your home page, which is how I set it up for myself.

It is completely customizable; change colors, fonts or add a background image. There is also a website called UserLogos.org that have a nice selection of logos for some of the more popular locations on the net.

No more rummaging through your bookmark folders for your favorite sites, just click on your Home button or a the New Tab button and your presented with all your favorites. Click-n-go.

Get Fast Dial here

Of course you need Firefox first.

You can also check out cool logo's at userlogos.org



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"If homosexuality is really genetic, we may soon be able to tell if a fetus is predisposed to homosexuality, in which case many parents might choose to abort it. Will gay rights activists continue to support abortion rights if this occurs?" ...Dale A. Berryhill, The Assault: Liberalism’s Attack on Religion, Freedom, and Democracy


The homosexual agenda threatens the liberties of others while seeking special protection for themselves, however,


...homosexual behavior is not inborn, involuntary, immutable, or innocuous, nor is it found in the Constitution. There is no compelling, logical basis for treating it as a protected category under civil rights laws, or for granting special protection against “discrimination” based on “sexual orientation.” ...Homosexuality is not a Civil Right