#11 - Friends

Well, KCLS27things has been invited to be my friend -- twice now.
But, KCLS27things does not people in my list of friends, perhaps it will show-up later.
G

#9 & #10 - Set up your MySpace page

Greetings
After reading sevral of the posting and other notes about myspace and Facebook, our libraries can play an important roll in providing these services to our patrons.
Still our patrons are also asking for more books and books space, including reading areas, in our buildings. Let's not for our priorities. It might be best to have some rooms that are dedicated to public computers, so that people do not need to worry about being quiet so much.

Actually, this is really cool. My "Myspace" is there, but not sure how it will be used by me.

ttfn,
G

# 8 -- RSS & Newsreaders: Add a library-themed blog to your Bloglines account

The Settle Times was added as my library feed and NOVA as well because I was not too impressd with the library blogs.

After creating a Library Folder on Bloglines, there were 2 connection from the New York Times Review and the Washington Post Book Review section taht wre added to Bloglines.
Himm this seems to work OK.

Bloglines is appearing to be more useful all of the time.

G

# 7 -- RSS & Newsreaders: Learn about RSS feeds and set up a Bloglines account

Greetings

Well, I have selected several "Feeds" and created my Blog lines account.
It makes sense to bring these items all together in one place. Yet, at the same time many fo the websites, like for the Seattle Times allows to to subscribe to different types of stories such as Gardening. There are always links the the newspaper that gives you the privilege of looking at the whole webpage for articles of interest that the Bloglines might have missed.

As for the Ads, over time, I have learned not to pay attention to them. So, I do not see them anyways.
Nonetheless, I will continue to use and explore Bloglines just for the fun of it.
I really like the Image Wall.
G

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