http://delicious.com/jchurchill4235 I'm not sure if I really understand what I did but, I created an account and then followed there steps to set up a bookmark link. I used Fun as 1 tag and Stuff as another so I'm gonna type those in and see what comes up.

Well I 'm not to sure of this Rollyo thing. I can see it on my blog,but I'm not sure how the whole thing works. I copy and pasted it but I had difficulty with the instructions on how to get the urls to show up. This was probably the most tricky thingy to do. On to the next.

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http://www.librarything.com/widget I think this is a cool resource. I had trouble trying to remember some of my favorite books. I can see how this would be valuable to patron too.Having the ability to store what you want to read and then updating it periodically would be handy. Good Stuff!!!!

http://dylan.sonybmgmusic.co.uk/messages/OEV9-F0KL-J140-Y0LE-70LW?commentor-name=joan&commentor This was way cool and way fun. Icould have a lot of fun with this. Later

http://www.bloglines.com/myblogs

Well, I wonder if this worked. I copied it from bloglines after I did my feeds. I 'll see.

Bloglines

Learning how to do RSS feeds? Well anyway, I think I got it. I went to Bloglines and made a feed list, but I wasn't sure how to get that list to my blog, or if it works that way? I think this would be great at home to have a list pretaining to weather and gardening since I like to keep my finger on both.
I think there's probably a lot of people in the library that already use this for researching questions from patrons. I would think this would save alot of key strokes and time.
I also subscribed to others blogs and thats really cool.