Great! That is what I just really want as an answer! But did not know how to ask about :)

From the first reply (by tye) I have got an idea what to do and from the second (by virtualsue) - how to do it. What more would I dream for? Thank you, fellows!

And the last question - could I find somewhere the code that generates real Newest Nodes page. I guess it is a part of Everything Toolkit, isn't? I'd like to use exactly the same HTML-generation mechanism, may be it would be possible to integrate this feature in main stream (ain't I too ambitious? :)

-- brother ab

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