We've got until June 20th to get the government to listen!

The UK police, the secret service, and the tax man can find out where you're surfing. In August, so will the Post Office. If a new rule passes Parliament, over twenty government departments will be able to spy on your browsing without a warrant. Find out the facts. Fax your MP. Stop the order.

You are using Radio, blogging a posting from the Radio desktop website.  You post and as the page reloads BlogPlex floats a note on the screen telling you that there are three new people for you to explore.  You click in the note and are presented with an aggregation of some of their recent postings (with various filters and options for the advanced user) related to the interests in your profile.

You decide to subscribe to one of them via the button provided.  One of the others you widen the filter to see everything they have written recently and decide that the signal/noise ratio is probably not high enough for you.

In the background the BlogPlex service has summarized your new posting and used it to update your profile.  Maybe this will lead to new people being added to your watch list, or to you being added to someone else's list.

Just come across a great site The Phrase Finder which has meanings and origins of lots of well (and less well) known phrases.  We were after the definition of the whole nine yards.  Turns out this is a tricky one...