I’ve been personally moved by the unfolding story of the Search for James Kim and his family.
I was even surprised how overjoyed I felt, when Kim and the kids were found alive and well. I’m usually a bit of a curmudgeon, but this truly was a miracle in my book.
I’ve also been AMAZED to see how the use of the internet has helped raise the awareness and support. I’m certain that it was the internet that led to satellites being re-routed in the search. Which is apparently going to cost the Satellite company a pretty penny. “We’re doing it because it’s the right thing to do,” they said. Thumbs up in my book.
Like everyone else, I’m eagerly awaiting the news of James Kim’s safe return to his family.
What I am NOT doing is figuring out how to make money off the news.
After you take the test, there is nice assuring message:
“The Myths Quiz is for dducational entertainment purposes only.Responses to questions are not saved, and the CIA has no access to your personal information. This quiz is will not effect your ability to qualify for a career in the CIA.”
Okay. I’m only a day into using the new updated Google Reader, and I’m hooked. It’s slick. It seems to actually let me read feeds the way I want to - as soon as each feed is updated. I can read ALL my feeds, or sub folders, or a single feed. It also seems to be VERY clever in the way it displays each item, often including graphics and other features I don’t see in some other readers. And this is all in my browser, so no software to install.
I found a VERY COOL widget for google customized homepage, that exports all of RSS feeds to an OPML file.
This is very useful if you want to export your RSS feeds to a different RSS reader. (like the new google reader!).
If you are using TABS, then it will only output the tabbed section where you place the widget. But it was easy enough to move it around multiple times to create a seperate OPML file for each of my tab sections.
I then imported them into the new google reader, and viola, I have moved my 20-30 feeds to google reader in MINUTES!
The Google Reader has been updated. Looks nicer. Will finally mix all my feeds together in way that works.
I have NOT YET found a RSS reader that I love. I didn’t like the old version.
I’m going to switch over to this new version see if it’s any better than just using the Google Customized homepage. check it out yourself.
ALSO:Use the Customized Google home page and want to switch? Check this widget out!.
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