(CNN) -- Death already has a surprisingly vivid presence online. Social media sites are full of improvised memorials and outpourings of grief for loved ones, along with the unintentional mementos the departed leave behind in comments, photo streams and blog posts. Now technology is changing death again, with tools that let you get in one last goodbye after your demise, or even more extensive communications from beyond the grave. People have long left letters for loved ones (and the rare nemesis) with estate lawyers to be delivered after death. But a new crop of startups will handle sending prewritten e-mails and posting to Facebook or Twitter once a person passes. One company is even toying with a service that tweets just like a specific person after they are gone. The field got a boost last week when the plot of a British show "Black Mirror" featured similar tools, inspiring an article by The Guardian.

This company will also post a public

OPTIONS:
- Black Mirror message when you die (the message goes up when at least three of your appointed trustees tell the service you've died), but it can also send out private messages to specific people over Facebook or via e-mail.
- British message when you die (the message goes up when at least three of your appointed trustees tell the service you've died), but it can also send out private messages to specific people over Facebook or via e-mail.
- CNN message when you die (the message goes up when at least three of your appointed trustees tell the service you've died), but it can also send out private messages to specific people over Facebook or via e-mail.
- Facebook message when you die (the message goes up when at least three of your appointed trustees tell the service you've died), but it can also send out private messages to specific people over Facebook or via e-mail.
- The Guardian message when you die (the message goes up when at least three of your appointed trustees tell the service you've died), but it can also send out private messages to specific people over Facebook or via e-mail.
- Twitter message when you die (the message goes up when at least three of your appointed trustees tell the service you've died), but it can also send out private messages to specific people over Facebook or via e-mail.
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Facebook message when you die (the message goes up when at least three of your appointed trustees tell the service you've died), but it can also send out private messages to specific people over Facebook or via e-mail.


(CNN) -- Amos Yadlin, formerly chief of Defense Intelligence for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), observed this week that the Israeli public typically goes through wartime "cycles": first showing sweeping support and then, as civilian and military deaths begin, growing impatient and putting pressure on politicians to end hostilities. Therefore, as Yadlin put it, "the ability of the Israeli home front to withstand a campaign that lasts for more than a week is a key factor in the outcome." In recent years, though, Israel's missile defense system, Iron Dome, has had a significant impact on that home front's resilience -- and therefore on the calculus of Israel's leaders.

Finally, the longer the conflict drags on, the greater the likelihood that

OPTIONS:
- Amos Yadlin's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- CNN's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- Defense Intelligence's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- Gaza's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- IDF's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- Iron Dome's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- Israel's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- Israel Defense Forces's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- Israeli's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- Joshi's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- Shashank Joshi's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
- Yadlin's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.
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Iron Dome's imperfections will be revealed, and that a rocket will get through.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 11:17 EST, 20 December 2012 | UPDATED: 21:07 EST, 20 December 2012 Work and Pensions Iain Duncan Smith said he was looking at how a 'welfare card' would work in practice Welfare claimants may soon be given credits on a card instead of cash to stop them buying alcohol or drugs with taxpayer money. Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said yesterday: ‘For somebody who has a history of drug addiction, giving cash sometimes can lead to further problems.’ Tory backbencher Alec Shelbrooke recently suggested a Bill to stop all claimants buying anything with payments other than essentials such as food, clothing, energy, travel and housing.

However, a department source stressed that Mr

OPTIONS:
- Alec Shelbrooke was only discussing addicts, adding: ‘A welfare cash card for all claimants would be completely untenable and would go against everything else we are trying to do.’
- Bill was only discussing addicts, adding: ‘A welfare cash card for all claimants would be completely untenable and would go against everything else we are trying to do.’
- Iain Duncan Smith was only discussing addicts, adding: ‘A welfare cash card for all claimants would be completely untenable and would go against everything else we are trying to do.’
- Labour was only discussing addicts, adding: ‘A welfare cash card for all claimants would be completely untenable and would go against everything else we are trying to do.’
- Mailonline was only discussing addicts, adding: ‘A welfare cash card for all claimants would be completely untenable and would go against everything else we are trying to do.’
- Matt Chorley was only discussing addicts, adding: ‘A welfare cash card for all claimants would be completely untenable and would go against everything else we are trying to do.’
- Tory was only discussing addicts, adding: ‘A welfare cash card for all claimants would be completely untenable and would go against everything else we are trying to do.’
- Work and Pensions Secretary was only discussing addicts, adding: ‘A welfare cash card for all claimants would be completely untenable and would go against everything else we are trying to do.’
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Iain Duncan Smith was only discussing addicts, adding: ‘A welfare cash card for all claimants would be completely untenable and would go against everything else we are trying to do.’