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[dodont]

SWEET. I've been playing with Google Reader for the first time ever and have discovered a hell of a lot of journals have RSS feeds. Awesome. Feeling very inspired and optimistic.

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[andrewducker]

It's great, innit?

I use it for more news-y feeds, and LJ for personal ones. Not sure why, they just work better thay way round for me.

[undeadbydawn.livejournal.com]

RSS feeds can swallow huge chunks of life. Are also incredibly useful though.

I suppose when you spend a crapload of time hunting *actually usable* bits of info, RSS will be a total winner.

[bitospud]

Take a look here in case they've got any you've missed:
http://www.tictocs.ac.uk/

Also I find Google Reader more usable since I started making folders to dump things in (you can put the same feed in multiple folders).

Remember if you need any info organisation tips, I'm your local friendly library geek ;)

Ooh ooh like maybe http://www.citeulike.org/ ? Scholarly-focused place to keep track of stuff you've read/want to read. Basically tell me what things you find a pain in the arse and I'll try and think of ways to make them easier :)

Edith

[satsuuma.livejournal.com]

Also a lot of search engines like pubmed, scirus, hubmed, web of knowledge and metalib have them, meaning you can get feeds based on keywords across all journals.

Tres handy.