Obtaining a List of all speech assignments as listed on website pull-down

Dear Steve,

I know it's not a simply list and I sincerely appreciate you humoring me with the code. I am a techie, too and you handing me the code like this is just FA-bulous!

I'd rather sift through the code, using digital tools, then type from what I find by googling the internet! As a techie, no doubt you feel the same way.

Besides, the code works best for me as I figure that YOUR list has to be complete. More complete than I can hope to achieve in a short time frame.

I'll see about posting it here, when I'm done.

Probably not enough kudos to thank you on this one.

Best, Josée . . .

P.S. Notepad+ is one of my friends

Luelle wrote: P.S. Notepad+ is one of my friends

Do you mean the Notepad++ author or the software?

I was being funny because Brian suggested that Google was my friend. You probably didn't read that post. Sorry.
I don't even use google. I use startpage so I remain more anonymous. But I know what he meant though.

I meant Notepad++ / typo on my part.

Authors are many as it is open source. Call me crazy, but I trust open source over anything else.

notepad-plus-plus.org/

Startpage found here: www.startpage.com/
Known as one of the best and most anonymous browser around, unless another came out since.

Luelle wrote: Startpage found here: www.startpage.com/
Known as one of the best and most anonymous browser around, unless another came out since.

Ok, but how do they monetize? Or is someone just being generous?

I hope the link below answers most of your questions.

My mistake. I confounded with another - duckduckgo. This is not open source. It is simply free. It is an independent company.
I like the philosophy behind this organization and the tactic they employ to provide a "private" browsing experience.

Find more here: www.startpage.com/eng/company-background.html
Do a page search with ctrl-F looking for "Independent Company".

Both duckduckgo and startpage are powerful browsers the help preserve your privacy. Not enough people know about either of them, IMHO.

As Promised, I've attached a document which includes the ENTIRE COLLECTION of speeches, as seen on the FTH portal speech selection, in the drop down menu.

I find this list to be extremely useful so I am sharing. Hope it helps someone else!

Thanks again to SteveTheTechie for sharing the code which allowed me to create this list.

Cheers!