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But party changes are nothing new in our democracy. Even Arlen Specter began his career as a registered Democrat while running on the Republican ticket for Pennsylvania District Attorney in 1965. Politicians have played musical chairs with party registration since the formation of the U.S. government. One of the biggest switches happened in the early nineteenth century, when United States Federalist Party members joined the United States Democratic-Republican Party. The Democratic-Republican Party clearly doesn't exist any more, and many other re-affiliations occurred after its dissolution.
As you'll see in the slideshow below, many well-known politicians have switched parties while serving in the public arena. And there are some famous public servants, like Hillary Clinton and CIA Director Leon Panetta, who changed their affiliations early in life. (Both Clinton and Panetta were Republicans. Clinton even worked for conservative Barry Goldwater during his 1964 presidential campaign.) Scroll through to learn more:
Former Vermont Senator Jim Jeffords was as a Republican until May 24, 2001. He left the party to become an independent. Jeffords' switch changed the Senate composition from 50-50 (Dick Cheney was tie-breaker as President of the Senate) to 49 Republicans, 50 Democrats, and one independent.
Michael Bloomberg switched from being a lifelong Democrat to a Republican before running for New York Mayor in 2001. In June 2007 he became an independent, fueling speculation that he would join a presidential ticket.
New Orleans Mayor Nagin was, according to many news organizations including the BBC, a registered Republican who even gave to George Bush before running as a Democrat during his first mayoral campaign.
California Representative Loretta Sanchez first ran as a Republican in 1994 for an Anaheim City Council seat. She changed parties two years later and beat out incumbent Bob Dornan for a spot in the U.S. Congress.
Virginia Democratic Senator Jim Webb served in the Reagan Administration for four years. He ultimately became Reagan's Secretary of the Navy. Webb went on to become a Democratic Senator when beat George Allen in 2006.
Former NBA star Charles Barkley wants to run for Alabama Governor in 2014. Barkley changed his Republican affiliation to independent, saying that "the Republicans are full of it ... The Democrats are a little less full of it."
After his first run in the White House from 1901-1909, Roosevelt decided to create his own party in 1912 after breaking from the GOP. Roosevelt created the Bull Moose ticket. He ended up losing the election to Woodrow Wilson.
Texas Governor Rick Perry was elected to the state House of Representatives as a Democrat in 1984. In 1989 Perry became a Republican. In 2000 he became governor after George W. Bush won the presidency.
Former Minnesota Senator Norm Coleman was originally a Democrat from Brooklyn and a member of the 1960s counterculture. Coleman was elected the Democratic Mayor of St. Paul in 1993. In 1996 he became a Republican and was re-elected as mayor the next year.


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Association of toll-interacting protein gene polymorphisms with atopic dermatitis
1 Department of Human Genetics, Ruhr-University Bochum, Bochum, Germany
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3 Department of Neuroanatomy and Molecular Brain Research, Ruhr-University Bochum, Bochum, Germany
4 Institute for Medical Informatics and Statistics (IMIS), University of Kiel, Kiel, Germany
BMC Dermatology 2007, 7:3 doi:10.1186/1471-5945-7-3Published: 16 March 2007
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a common inflammatory skin disorder, affecting up to 15% of children in industrialized countries. Toll-interacting protein (TOLLIP) is an inhibitory adaptor protein within the toll-like receptor (TLR) pathway, a part of the innate immune system that recognizes structurally conserved molecular patterns of microbial pathogens, leading to an inflammatory immune response.
In order to detect a possible role of TOLLIP variation in the pathogenesis of AD, we screened the entire coding sequence of the TOLLIP gene by SSCP in 50 AD patients. We identified an amino acid exchange in exon 6 (Ala222Ser) and a synonymous variation in exon 4 (Pro139Pro). Subsequently, these two variations and four additional non-coding polymorphisms (-526 C/G, two polymorphisms in intron 1 and one in the 3'UTR) were genotyped in 317 AD patients and 224 healthy controls.
The -526G allele showed borderline association with AD in our cohort (p = 0.012; significance level after correction for multiple testing 0.0102). Haplotype analysis did not yield additional information. Evaluation of mRNA expression by quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction in six probands with the CC and six with the GG genotype at the -526 C/G locus did not reveal significant differences between genotypes.
Variation in the TOLLIP gene may play a role in the pathogenesis of AD. Yet, replication studies in other cohorts and populations are warranted to confirm these association results.


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text: The Social Network: The story behind the book behind the movie Facebook 07 October 10 by Scott Brown Martin Ansin Since Bringing Down the House, Mezrich's potboiler writing style and nonchalant attitude toward verisimilitude have earned him a slew of critics, Facebook now among them. The company publicly derided him as the Jackie Collins of Silicon Valley when Mezrich published The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook. A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius, and Betrayal -- the germ cell for The Social Network. As with Bringing Down the House, many of its individual facts are hotly contested. But one thing he's sure of, according to Mezrich: "Facebook is scared of the movie, scared of the story I told."That story originated with Eduardo Saverin, who contacted Mezrich in 2008 through a friend. He said he was the cofounder of Facebook, its former CFO and the original investor. He claimed he'd been betrayed by Zuckerberg, screwed out of millions of dollars by a guy he thought was his friend -- a fellow nerd who'd shared his (rather Earthbound) dreams of being popular, gaining entry to selective social clubs, and, of course, getting laid. "Eduardo was an angry kid at the time," Mezrich says. "He'd been expunged from the story of Facebook. I built a relationship with him over a couple of months." Saverin was already suing Zuckerberg, but he also seemed to want his side of the story told, and Mezrich wanted very much to tell it. He invited Saverin and his friends to the Vegas premiere of 21, hoping the full red-carpet treatment would keep him talking. It did -- to a point. "I was close to a draft when Eduardo freaked out," Mezrich says. "Mark found out he was talking to me and made it part of the settlement that Eduardo couldn't speak to me again." (Saverin wound up with a reported five per cent of the company, worth roughly $600 million. He didn't respond to an interview request.)Around the same time, twin brothers and Harvard alums Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, along with their college friend and former business partner Divya Narendra, were also in the process of suing Zuckerberg for intellectual property theft. The twins had hired Zuckerberg in his second year at Harvard to code a social-networking site; he'd agreed to do it but never finished the work and launched his own competing site -- then called Thefacebook -- a few months later. Court records brought to light a personal blog Zuckerberg had kept at Harvard. In one beery entry, he called a girl who dumped him a "bitch" -- and then carried out a devilish hack, inviting readers to follow along. The result was the Facemash, a makeshift hot-or-not game fuelled by photos plundered from university databases. The irresistibly cruel little timewaster went viral across Harvard's networks, making Zuckerberg a campus celebrity. Even as Mezrich sorted through this pulpy trove of material, Facebook was hitting a bad patch. The 23-year-old Zuckerberg, previously renowned as a wunderkind, came across as defensive and chilly in a 60 Minutes appearance. (One blogger described him as "genetically unable to smile".) Did the Valley's golden boy have a dark side? Had he been a bit of a scamp back in his school days? And was he still? Suddenly, Mezrich had a real character on his hands -- and a potential movie in the offing: "I was thinking, 'This is Superbad in the midst of a multibillion dollar company.'" He didn't wait to write the book: he dashed off a 28-page treatment (immediately leaked to Gawker) and sent it to Hollywood, where, he says, "Sorkin saw it and went bananas".Suffice it to say, Sorkin didn't see the movie as Superbad. He saw a chamber epic, recounted Rashomon-like, with three different perspectives from the film's main characters: Zuckerberg, Saverin and the Winklevosses. "What drew me to it were the themes that were as old as storytelling itself," he says. "Friendship, jealousy, loyalty, power, love, betrayal. The kind of things that Aeschylus would write about -- but the invention at the centre of it couldn't be more contemporary." With Sorkin aboard, Sony sealed the deal on the property, and Mezrich and Sorkin proceeded to work in parallel, completing the book and screenplay at roughly the same time -- highly unorthodox for Hollywood, but then, so was making a movie about a website."Sorkin came to Boston and was eager to get going on it," Mezrich says. "We sat in a room in the Four Seasons, and I just handed him chapters. I had all this incredible documentation that had been given to me by… well, I don't want to say who. You can figure it out." Sorkin is even cagier about the research he conducted (citing court-imposed gag orders and ongoing lawsuits involving his sources), though both he and Oscar-magnet producer Scott Rudin stress that a vast amount of shoe-leather reporting, independent of Mezrich's material, went into the script. (Mezrich and Sorkin did tour a couple of Harvard's "final clubs" together to get a feel for the invitation-only men's societies, which allegedly obsessed Saverin and Zuckerberg and may have inspired the early Facebook's "exclusive" ethos.) The movie and book versions converge on several points (the primacy of sex, partying and social acceptance), but there are key differences: Mezrich implicitly takes Saverin's side, whereas Sorkin's script unfolds as a series of legal depositions, thus highlighting the tale's ambiguities. (He also axed Mezrich's disputed account of Zuckerberg eating koala meat on a yacht and a digression about a Zuck assignation with a Victoria's Secret model.)Rudin, meanwhile, assiduously solicited Facebook's involvement, even slipping the company a copy of the script and showing senior officials a cut of the movie. Facebook's official spokesperson inadvertently contributed a line to the movie: critiquing the script, he said, "Every creation myth needs a devil." (Sorkin loved the line and put it in.) Nevertheless, Zuckerberg and Facebook elected not to co-operate with the movie. (Or this story. The company provided only this statement: "The story presented in The Social Network doesn't match reality. It's a portrayal designed to lure people into cinemas rather than tell an accurate story.")But by that time -- in fact, from the moment its existence became public in August 2008 -- "the Facebook movie" had a more fearsome enemy than Facebook: the internet. The doubters were merciless, blog and troll alike. They smelled classic Hollywood fad-phreaking -- or maybe a fiendish corporate Face-plot to invade the multiplex. Such brutal, know-nothing speculation might be enough to put a sensitive screenwriter off the internet entirely; and indeed, web aversion was why the project leaked in the first place. You'll have to forgive Sorkin: he'd never used Facebook before. He created a group page to conduct research without realising that the page was viewable by anyone on the web. "I'd heard of Facebook the way I'd heard of a carburettor," he admits. "I really didn't know what it was." He wised up when Gawker and like-minded snark factories instantly began cracking A Few Good Pokes jokes. (Sorkin had his defenders, as well: those who pointed out how he makes smart people look sexy and technical subjects feel accessible, even thrilling.) But the carping quieted when Fincher, fresh off an Oscar nomination for Benjamin Button, signed on. Contempt turned into curiosity. Sorkin, Fincher and Facebook? Was there something we weren't seeing?"I didn't want to do Revenge of the Nerds," Fincher says. "I don't believe in this Mountain Dew-swilling, people-who-haven't-bathed, staring-at-phosphorescent- screens-with-luminescent-white-skin hacker stereotype. These are people who make stuff. I feel like they're kindred spirits." Still, he acknowledges that these kindred spirits are whole-cloth movie characters, not carbon facsimiles of actual persons. Fincher encouraged his actors to break free of their real-life counterparts. It's how he'd approached casting, after all. "There were a lot of people -- more than one, more than two -- who said, 'Justin Timberlake? Sean Parker is more like Art Garfunkel,'" he says. "But I need Mark to look across a restaurant table at Sean and say, 'That's what it looks like to have arrived.'" Timberlake, who once met Parker briefly (but before he was actually cast in the film, he says), sees the big-screen version of Parker in purely cinematic terms: his character's job is to "send the movie into Gordon Gekko land," a place where the temptations of a new Wall Street beckon. Read page 3 123 Read on one page Comments Latest on wired.co.uk


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Kovacic -- inspired, he says, by his experience working the front desk at the LGBT Community Center -- has pulled off the impressive feat of assembling a one-stop guide to sustainable brokeness in this fair city of ours. Not only is The Poor Bastard's SF Almanac a calendar, but it is also is packed with supervisoral district maps, last-BART-of-the-night times, guides to where to find fair trade coffee, free museum and zoo visits, eight (!) $1 oyster happy hours, and San Francisco pools. The result is delightfully scrappy, delightfully useful package of wisdom. In an email interview with the Guardian, Kovacic admitted to ordering far, far too many of the things from the print shop, so in addition to being able to cop the planners for $12 in local bookstores (we even spotted them at Scarlet Sage Herb Company), you can order them from his website at prices as low as five for $35. Read more »
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Consider the cat signal illuminated -- the pet protectors have stepped in to save the day. Pawesome, a formidably cute website dedicated to the wellbeing of our faithful animal companions, has announced a dollar-for-dollar campaign to help a shelter still reeling from fire damage. Still struggling to think of a gift for your cat-enthused father? You've found it, furry friend. Read more »
Now this French restaurant is just plain cute. Perfect for dinner, or if you just want to grab a glass of wine and a chocolate pear tart while everyone else is doing the presents thing. Start off with an organic salad of mixed greens, red chard, tomatoes, goat cheese, apples, and pistachios. Then, enjoy the spot's infamous homemade French onion soup. Still hungry? Request the Camembert apple tart, caramelized with honey.
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"Welcome to the revolution," says Mariposa Villaluna as she staffed a table at POOR News Network's annual holiday market and knowledge exchange on Saturday, Dec. 17. "We've been doing this for centuries."
Villaluna, who has worked with POOR on many of its community art, education, and journalism initiatives geared towards low and no-income San Franciscans, described Saturday's "Po' Sto" as an alternative to more widespread – and more consumerism-oriented – holiday sales. Read more »
Sure, the menu isn't exactly on the cutting edge of cuisine. But I'll tell you what, any buddy that turns down a three-course meal at the Cliff House? Clearly, the two of you need to have a talk. Preferably, over ocean views, cheese ravioli, baby spinach salad, and bread pudding. Read more »
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Mincemeat, Christmas goose, Hannukah gelt, lush sprays of holly bedecking the proverbial halls – traditionally, the December holidays are all about richness, overeating, and expense. But -- especially these days -- not everyone will be blessed with bounty over the holidays. In trying economic times, the number of San Franciscans struggling to put food on the table let alone buy their loved ones presents is steadily growing.
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The Dogpatch-based chocolatier is opening a pop-up shop in the same neighborhood for easeful holiday treat-purchasing on November 17. Recchiuti is a tireless experimenter known as much for his carefully-sourced product as for the egregiously gut-tickling tastings he holds. Read more »


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Donald Sassoon: To Understand This Crisis We Can Look to the Long Depression TooRoundup: Historians' Take
Donald Sassoon is Professor of Comparative European History at Queen Mary College, University of London.
'Growth, growth, my kingdom for some growth!" But the kingdom is in double-dip recession and the painful slog out of it may be longer than the government expected. Elsewhere, it's not fun either. Spain is in serious recession with unemployment at almost 25%. Its borrowing costs are increasing, as are those of Italy – two major markets for British exports. In France, whose economy is faltering, François Hollande is poised to win the presidential election. The "markets" are running scared.
Crises have always been with us. They are part of the history of capitalism. This crisis is not like any of the previous big capitalist crises except in this: "we are not all in it together". There will be winners and losers and, as usual, the outcome is uncertain.
The crisis of 1929, or the Great Depression, has become the ur-crisis, the proto-crisis, the one crisis all other crises are compared to. Is the present downturn as bad as that of 1929? Recent OECD data is not encouraging, particularly for Europe. The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, is more optimistic, at least for the United States. The meltdown, he explained, would have been even worse than that of 1929 had it not been for decisive government intervention (a modest way of patting himself on the back).
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National Harbor, Maryland (CNN)The cocktail menu at Harrington's Pub, a watering hole next to the hotel hosting an annual gathering of the nation's top Republicans, listed 10 specialty drinks, each named after a possible GOP presidential candidate.
Would I try my luck with "The Fiorina Freedom" or "The Captain Carson"? Perhaps "Rubio's Thirst Quencher" or "Rand's Liquid Liberty"?
Now, of course if we Scissorheads were to design the cocktail menu at CPAC, the names of the libations would be much, much snarkier and better. Fiorina Freedom? How about trying a Carley's Golden Parachute! Of course the drinks would consist of Kool Aid with perhaps some Ex-Lax, but that's not the subject of the Pop Quiz:
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Part 1 (General Population) data consisted of a national telephone household sample of 3,001 United States women, whereas Part 2 (College Population) data consisted of 2,000 college women selected from a reasonably representative national list of women attending four year colleges and universities. For Part 1, researchers used random-digit-dial (RDD) methods to introduce a randomization process in the selection of land line telephone numbers. For Part 2 (College Population), a sample was recruited using the American Student List (ASL), the largest and most widely used list of college students in the United States.
Interviews were completed between January 23 and June 26, 2006. Schulman, Ronca, and Bucuvalas, Inc. (SRBI) conducted the interviews. Women aged 18 years and over were interviewed using a computer-assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) system. English and Spanish versions of the structured interview were developed.
When a residence had more than one woman who met study criteria, the woman with the most recent birthday was selected for interview. Consent to proceed with the interview was obtained from each survey respondent. Two steps were taken to increase the likelihood that questions could be answered in an open and honest manner with a reasonable degree of privacy. First, the interviewer specifically asked whether the woman was in a situation where they could be assured of privacy and could answer in an open manner. If the woman said that she could not, the interviewer offered to call back at another time when privacy was more likely. Second, the interview schedule was designed primarily with closed-ended questions.
The Part 1 (General Population) data were formed from two population samples: a national cross-section of 2,000 women aged 18-34 years plus a national cross-section of 1,000 women aged 35 years and older. Researchers used random-digit-dial (RDD) methodology to recruit this sample. Recruitment of this sample involved three steps. First, the sample was geographically stratified to ensure that it was distributed across regions of the country at the same proportion as is the population. Second, a sample of assigned land line telephone banks was randomly selected from an enumeration of the Working Residential Hundreds Block (blocks of 100 telephone numbers) within the active telephone exchanges within the strata. Third, a two-digit number was randomly generated by a computer for each Working Residential Hundreds Block. Every telephone number within the Hundreds Block had an equal probability of being selected, regardless of whether it was listed or unlisted.
The Part 2 (College Population) data originated from a list sample for college women that was purchased from the American Student List (ASL). The sampling frame was restricted to women attending four-year institutions of higher education. The sample purchased contained about 17,000 respondents in order to generate responses that were similar to the national census representation of college women. The sample was classified into nine regions: New England, Mid Atlantic, East North Central, West North Central, South Atlantic, East South Central, West South Central, Mountain, and Pacific. The sample was then released to be dialed (land lines only) in proportion to the national census representation of college women. This procedure was designed to ensure adequate representation of the United States population of college women. There were 253 different schools included in the sample from 47 different states.
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Killington hosts first annual chili cook-offJuly 18,2013By Josh O'Gorman
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KILLINGTON - Calling all chili cooks and enthusiasts: There's still time to register for the parks and recreation department's first annual chili cook-off.
Competitive cooks have until Monday afternoon to visit the park's website at www.killingtonrec.com to download and submit a registration form. There is no cost to enter.
The event will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. July 25 at Sherburne Memorial Library, and will coincide with live music from Chad Hollister as part of the River Road Concert Series.
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I have the album "That Face" on Cd and Girl Talk is one of my favorites... I do think that a album with Steve would be great I'd but it for sure!! Tammy
I was checking out Itunes a short while back. I was buying Billy May for President. I looked at the popularity rating on the Songs. And two of the Songs with the highest ratings of the Frank Sinatra Jr songs were "Girl Talk" and "The One I love".
I think Frank Jr. and Tyrell should do an full duet album together. I think I would go over really well.
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Hey daleNmd,
I have the album "That Face" on Cd and Girl Talk is one of my favorites... I do think that a album with Steve would be great I'd but it for sure!! Tammy
Where Steve called Frankie, Francis at the end of the song.
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Lee: Yes, he should have said "Franklin."
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Frankie and Steve Tyrell CD is an interesting idea. I really like them both and their duet Girl Talk is wonderful.
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for clearing that up for us. I really love "Girl Talk".
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I thought Everyone would respond in a good way. Now the Question remains. What Songs does everyone think they should do, single or together?
I think they would work good on The Bobby Darin Song "Two of A Kind"
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I do think Steve Tyrell + Frank JR have charisma together. I would love to see a show with the both of them together. When ever I see Steve Tyrell's show he always speaks highly of the Sinatra Family.
I'm glad Frank Jr's real name is Francis! When he was born FDR was still President and very relevent...but now it sounds much cooler as Francis
This is one of my favorite albums ever! "Two of a Kind" is pure entertainment through and through. Try and find the Bing Crosby/Louis Armstrong album. It's arranged by Billy May and features new songs and special material by Johnny Mercer. It's almost as good as the Mercer/Darrin outing.
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I just read that Frank JR's real name is Francis. And I thought his name was Franklin (from Nancy's book) because on an invitation I gave him on 4/16 I put Franklin Wayne Emanuel Sinatra. Oh he probably thinks I'm a real idiot.
The Sinatra Social Society would like to honor him at our Summer Wind dinner in July + a friend of mine made a special invitation for him.
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If the 'Boys can point to one thing that's contributed most to their recent struggles, it's been the lack of offensive production. Between Troy Aikman struggling to stay healthy and Anthony Wright, Quincy Carter and Chad Hutchinson being forced into action, Dallas has not had a bonafide threat at quarterback. If Leftwich (or Carson Palmer) is available, the 'Boys need to strongly consider pulling the trigger.
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Pliny the Younger will make his 12th Annual return to Russian River Brewing Company Friday, February 5th, 2016! It will be available on draft each day at our brewpub until we run out of that day's allocation. Younger is neither bottled nor available in growlers so more people will have the opportunity to enjoy it right from the source, or at a handful of select draft accounts. Following is some helpful information to make this year's Younger Release fun and safe for everyone!
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by hark
Updated fix: Please see the developer comments section for a download link.
Firefox lets you tag your bookmarks, but it doesn't give you a great way to browse your bookmarks by their tags. TagSieve tries to.
This add-on has been preliminarily reviewed by Mozilla. Learn more
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About this Add-on
➋ Or search your bookmarks by combining your tags in arbitrary and interesting ways with set operators. For example, to see all bookmarks you've tagged as being about muffins but not about cookies or brownies and whose names contain the word "donuts":
muffins - (cookies + brownies) ?donuts
TagSieve autocompletes tags as you type them.
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TagSieve comes with a sidebar and a menu. Each has a toolbar button; add the buttons to your toolbar from View > Toolbars > Customize...
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For help, known bugs, and much more info see TagSieve's homepage.
Developer's Comments
Please try out 4.3.4-1 from here and do let me know all the issues you have. The migrator is not working currently and once that's done the final version will be uploaded here.
TagSieve has been preliminarily approved by Mozilla. The full review is being worked on.
This is a fork of the TagSifter extension which has unfortunately been abandoned. Being an avid user of TagSifter, I took it upon myself to fix it. This addon is the result of that effort; I am happy to say that TagSieve should bring to Firefox 4+ all the features which you've loved in TagSifter and more to come!
You can report bugs or make feature or support requests here.
Thank You
Version Information
Version 18.104.22.168-signed
* Address case of runaway cursors in Firefox (Thanks wagle and Rick)
- Source code released under Custom License
- What's this?
- View the source
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