OK, I think I have my head around the topic of RSS feeds and readers now. I do already have 2 RSS feeds which (when working correctly) appear in my In Box. A great way to keep in touch with friends without visiting their websites.
I have selected 3 different blogs to add to Google Reader (as well as all Participants and Presenters blogs’ 
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I travelled to Spain for the first time last year and its an understatement to say that I LOVED their tapas. We ate tapas whenever we could. Our first taste wasn’t exactly what I would call traditional tapas. We had only just arrived in Valencia, after a very long and delayed flight from Perth to Singapore to London; a mad rush to a smaller airport to jump onto a cheaper flight to Valencia. Anyway the first tapas we had was a chicken nugget on a piece of bread – I was not impressed, it had to get better (and it did). Since then I have made tapas for my friends and I can’t get enough of them.
Every week I am checking out the WCE site, so it makes sense to have an RSS feed to it. It’s great to be able to read all the ins and outs, the injuries and the stories from all the AFL teams from this one RSS feed.
This is my library related blog I have chosen to use as an RSS feed. It arrived in my ALIA email folder and I have never had time to check it out. Now I will be update to date with the comings and goings of 2.0 technologies and libraries. Maybe everyone else would like to check this out?
PS. From using Google Reader for the week, I have deleted my Outlook RSS feeds ( too complicated…) and now read these feeds in my Google Reader, too easy!!!!! And it downloads pictures much better than Outlook does.
