If you own a Google Picasa account you should be familiar with the annoying “Click to Name“ pop-up box appearing every time you want to view a recently uploaded picture of photo. Such a feature appears on those photos containing faces and lets you tag such faces in order to identify you friends, users, people you met etc. in a better way. If you don’t like this feature, I have recently found a nice addon which will let you remove and turn off the “Click to Name” box in a couple of steps!
Pabla extension for Google Chrome is a nice, free addon which lets you get rid and remove the annoying “Click toe Name” pop-up box from your Google Picasa account and from your life in order to enjoy a smoother way to browse all those pictures of yours containing people and faces.
Reading from Pabla extension for Picasa Web Album webpage: “Pabla is a slim, lightweight extension that prevents the annoying “Click to name” popups from appearing over your photos when browsing in Picasa Web Albums™. Just install the extension, then browse your photos free from ugly, disruptive popups. Simple.”
Egypt last Friday, Howard Kurtz reports.Kurtz says that Logan had left Egypt, but had returned to interview Wael Ghonim, the Google executive who became a leading face of the Egyptian revolution. She then went to Tahrir Square in Cairo after the news of President Hosni Mubarak's resignation broke, and was separated from her crew. It was then that she was surrounded and assaulted.
Logan was saved, according to CBS, by a group of women and Egyptian soldiers.Kurtz says that Logan had left Egypt, but had returned to interview Wael Ghonim, the Google executive who became a leading face of the Egyptian revolution. She then went to Tahrir Square in Cairo after the news of President Hosni Mubarak's resignation broke, and was separated from her crew. It was then that she was surrounded and assaulted. Logan was saved, according to CBS, by a group of women and Egyptian soldiers.
In its statement, CBS had only said that Logan was “recovering” in an American hospital. “CBS Evening News” anchor Katie Couric echoed that statement during her Tuesday broadcast, saying Logan was “recovering well.”Logan endured a harrowing few weeks in Egypt. The week before her assault, she was detained by Egyptian police. As she told Esquire, she and her crew were “arrested, detained, and interrogated. Blindfolded, handcuffed, taken at gunpoint, our driver beaten.”
North Korea’s attack on a civilian- populated South Korean island near their disputed border drew rebukes from the U.S. and European governments along with warnings that the exchange of artillery fire threatened regional peace.
North Korea bombed South Korea on Tuesday. According to military officials, North Korea bombed a South Korean island near their disputed western border.The South Korean island is populated, and officials say North Koreans set buildings on fire.
South Korea's YTN television said two people were injured, several houses were on fire and shells were still falling on Yeonpyeong island. The station broadcast pictures of thick columns of black smoke rising from the island. South Korea scrambled fighter jets and returned artillery fire after North Korea provoked the peninsula's most serious confrontation in decades by lobbing dozens of shells onto Yeonpyeong island, located near the border of both countries on the peninsula's west coast. The shelling killed two South Korean soldiers and wounded at least 14. The U.S., which stations about 25,000 troops in South Korea, is in contact with Seoul’s government, the statement said.
The countries' western maritime boundary has long been a flash point between the two Koreas. The North does not recognize the border that was unilaterally drawn by the United Nations at the close of the 1950-53 Korean War.
Egypt last Friday, Howard Kurtz reports.Kurtz says that Logan had left Egypt, but had returned to interview Wael Ghonim, the Google executive who became a leading face of the Egyptian revolution. She then went to Tahrir Square in Cairo after the news of President Hosni Mubarak's resignation broke, and was separated from her crew. It was then that she was surrounded and assaulted. 
only said that Logan was “recovering” in an American hospital. “CBS Evening News” anchor Katie Couric echoed that statement during her Tuesday broadcast, saying Logan was “recovering well.”Logan endured a harrowing few weeks in Egypt. The week before her assault, she was detained by Egyptian police. As she told Esquire, she and her crew were “arrested, detained, and interrogated. Blindfolded, handcuffed, taken at gunpoint, our driver beaten.”
