Thing 3

I was really excited to learn about RSS, since it sounded like a great way to keep track of many websites in one place. I like the idea of having both personal and medical resources available in one location. I've already added my favorite news sites and some blogs that sounded interesting. I did some searches by entering hobbies into the Google reader add subscription box. Tomorrow I will try to add some medical journal RSS feeds. I'd like to use this to keep up with journals, hoping that by having easy, regular, and mind-free access to the table of contents will help motivate me to read more papers.
I spent about an hour and a half on this, mostly playing around and testing it out, but still feel like I need to play with it over the next few days to get a better hang of it. I found it easy to search for sites on the google reader page, but harder to just go to a website and click on the RSS icon and then figure out how to get it in to my RSS feed reader. Practice will help, I'm sure.
Webcinia looks interesting. I like being able to put in a desired medical specialty and then getting many (but not all) of the top journal TOCs. I need to spend more time looking at it too.