MsGuy

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I was dumpster diving around the net killing time when I saw this article on new weight loss research in the WSJ and thought readers of this topic might find it of interest.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304458604577490943279845790.html

Thanks for the vote of confidence, MsGuy, but I don't have a clue how the Google Toolbar works, other than what I just read on this page. If I'm reading it right, the user (you) has to choose to install buttons.
Here's a link that tells a website owner how to build a custom button for the user to click on and install on his Google Toolbar but, again, it looks like the user has to take the initiative and choose to click on it before it's installed.
Haven't yet come across anything that suggests websites are 'pushing' hot links onto unwitting users via the Toolbar, and you just may be the canary in the coal mine. If the practice becomes widespread, I can definitely see the potential for low comedy to ensue.

Good questions, Lucky.
When I was in my twenties, even though it was after Stonewall (just barely), I was happy being gay. But those responsible for deciding whether I'd be successful in climbing the corporate ladder in the Fortune-500 company I had just joined would not have been happy. No doubt I'd have been sidelined. Far from an opportunity to be a corporate trailblazer, I'd have thrown away a career I was anxious to build.
I came out to family and a few close friends. But I wanted to be successful in the workplace based on what I could do, rather than who I slept with. So my choice, forty years ago, was to keep my life compartmentalized.
I don't walk in Chace Crawford's shoes, or anyone else's. I don't know what his advisors are telling him about the career effect of coming out versus letting his preference remain a topic of conjecture. Only he knows that. So, personally, I'm content to let him make his own decision.
If he wants my advice, he knows where to find me.

How very thoughtful of them! Though, if I had to guess, I'd suspect it's Google who's been tracking your browsing proclivities and giving you the direct transfers.
Did they also provide you hot links to Aeroflot and Russian wedding chapels?

LOL, what about Bugs popularizing the full tongue male/male kiss?

Voltaire declined a second hookup with a friend on the grounds that once made one a philosopher but twice made one a sodomite.