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widget

Clicking on the "Grab It" button brings up a pop-up of all kinds of web shortcuts. Thought it might update the display results.

The results are automatically updated -- which is what's cool about it. grab it just gives you code to put the widget on your website... which is what I'm testing here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRue7l46zC4