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BlogExpat allows you to easily embed videos in you articles.
The video can be inserted via a popup window (button YouTube in the edit form for posts) where users can type the video page URL (like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8GoJw-7Q7Y&mode=related&search or the movie URL http://www.youtube.com/v/-8GoJw-7Q7Y)
On top of this, users don't need to worry about XHTML compliancy as the plugin will generate the right code using only <object> tags.
It is a bit more complicated. You can either edit the article in HTML and past the embeddable player code displayed on the video page, or, easier, you copy within the embedded code, only the URL after <embed src=".
Then you insert it into the popup window (use YouTube format for example).
Interesting reports on the BBC News website about the British expats.
An estimated 5.5m British people live permanently abroad – almost one in 10 of the UK population. The emigration of British people has happened in cycles over 200 years. The trend is now rising again: some 2,000 British citizens moved permanently away from the UK every week in 2005.
BRITS ABROAD: THE TOP COUNTRIES
Country name
Resident Britons
Australia
1,300,000
Spain
761,000
United States
678,000
Canada
603,000
Ireland
291,000
New Zealand
215,000
South Africa
212,000
France
200,000
Not surprising, Australia comes first.
But then is Spain as the second most popular destination in the world for emigrating British citizens, actually a specific choice for British pensioners (more than 21.5% are 64+).This is quite noticeable, especially when you see that all the 6 first countries (except Spain) are English speaking countries.
Then comes France as the second non-English speaking country as number 8 (12.5% are 64+ and 43.9% are 15-44 compared to 29.6% for the same ages in Spain).
Despite de language and strong links with the USA (at least between the two governments), America is not the first choice for immigration, essentially due to the specific status granted to English for residency (they cannot participate to the Green Card lottery for instance).