That is all this is.
So first some text to float right. This is it 
With a nice red border on the left as well!
Ok what I want to make sure I can do is to add a div tag with some styling to float some other text right and style it a bit. Some people think that WordPress will remove the div tag and replace it with a paragraph tag. I am sure it won’t. This test will find out one way or another.
What’s Next for the New People Power? by Immanuel Wallerstein yesmagazine.org/peace-justice/…
— Joan(@jmcaninch68) December9, 2011
via twitter.com
I have fairly randomly chosen this tweet to share via Posterous to see how the new Twitter/Posterous integration works.
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Leni sets off on her travels this week! She will be keeping in touch via some kind of blog. Maybe even via Posterous!
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This post has been prompted by the astonishing level of negative response to today’s changes to how Facebook works.
This is written for people who use FB via their computer not mobile. The first very powerful change is the introduction of lists that are worth having. Lists have been in FB for ages but until these changes the only real use for them was to block people from chat. Now you can categorise all your FB friends into as many lists as you want. FB provides some lists (for me Family, Close Friends and Haworth Area) and starts to populate them for you. You can add and delete people from these lists. You can also make more lists to add people to. So for instance I have music friends on FB. I might choose to post a piece of music to my music friends only, knowing that they are likely to be interested in that while other friends may not be. This is more control than you had before. Your lists are all findable on the left hand column just below Favourites. The other use of lists could be to use lists as a way of limiting what you see in FB. Click on any list and the centre column fills with a feed of items just from people in that list. It’s almost like a mini self created group. Very handy. This is more control than you had before. Subscribing to people. In the past you could hide posts from people, apps, pages and groups that you didn’t want to see in your news feed. You still can – it is called Unsubscribing now. It looks to me as if the settings from before have simply been transfered across from the old system to the new one. At the top right of any post there is a little down arrow. Click on this and you get a whole bunch of options of things you can do with that post, that poster or that app. This is at least as much control as you had before. On the top right of your screen there is now a scrolling update of items from everyone in your feed. So even if in the centre you have just your Close Friends list active you can see in near real time what everyone is posting. If you want you can grab the grey bar on the right of this list and use that to scroll down to see earlier items. If you hover over these items a pop-out box will show the whole item including any photos, videos or links that it contains. Added to that you can easily comment, share and link to that item right there in that box. If you are using a mouse with a scroll wheel try poping out one of these boxes and then use the scroll wheel. Yes that’s right you can now scroll as far down the list as you want with the scroll wheel. This is way better than any way you had of seeing all items in your timeline before the changes. Email notifications. FB now sends you a lot less email by default than it did before. That has to be better than it was! There may be more advantages and if I come across them I will post them here.