What Blogs are in My Own RSS Reader?

 
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Below is a list of most of the blogs that are in my RSS reader. The blogs I read are a mixture of professional and personal interests.

• My own blog (to make sure it's working).

• My own MySpace blog (focused on volunteerism and young people), again, to make sure it's working

• United Nations Good Works, to stay up-to-date on the excellent work of various United Nations organizations.

• Aidworkers Network, to track new posts to the forum

• Siyanda Gender Mainstreaming Resources
  Siyanda means "we are growing" (isiZulu). Siyanda aims to be an ever growing resource to support practitioners in implementing gender programmes and in mainstreaming gender equality concerns, whether they are gender specialists or not.

• Beth's Blog (Beth Kanter)
  "A place to capture and share ideas, experiment with and publish links about nptech, educational technology, information design, visual thinking, creativity, ICT in the developing world, and much more."

• Pari Esfandiari (Iranian woman who blogs at BlogHer)

• ...My heart's in Accra (Ethan Zuckerman)
  Musings on Africa, international development and hacking the media.

• Andy Carvin's Waste of Bandwidth
  

• Benton Foundation - Headlines
  News relating to telecommunications legislation and policy.

• Craig's List fora for volunteers and for nonprofit jobs for various cities in Germany, as well as Portland and Eugene, Oregon, Louisville, Kentucky, Seattle-Tacoma, Washington, Madison, Wisconsin
• English word of the day

• Spanish word of the day

• afghanistanica, a snarky but insightful blog about Afghanistan.

• Internet Movie Database News, because I'm a movie newshound.

• The Smoking Gun, because it blows my mind.

• The Gleaner, my hometown paper in Henderson, Kentucky.

• Traveling Light - Rolf Potts
  For those who love international travel.

• Shag On Sports
  My brother's commentaries on sports.

• Laurie Moy's Blog

• Rebecca Smith's Blog

• Pound
  It makes me laugh.

• The Dilbert Blog: musings from Scott Adams.

Hope you will consider adding my own blogs to your RSS reader:

• The Jayne Blog, featuring suggestions about resources and issues relating to mission-based organizations (nonprofits, non-governmental organizations/NGOs, civil society, and public sector agencies), and notices about when the non-technical parts of my web site are updated (such as the section on volunteerism or development. The blog provides a way for readers to post comments as well. The RSS feed address for the Jayne Blog:
  http://blogs.forumer.com/rss.php?u=jcravens
  Or, just click on the icon for the RSS reader that you use:
                                     

   
  
• Volunteering, Civic Engagement & MySpace
  My blog on MySpace (every user gets one) focuses specifically on volunteerism / civic engagement for MySpace users -- most of whom are in their teens and 20s. To add My MySpace blog to your RSS reader, use this URL:
  http://blog.myspace.com/blog/rss.cfm?friendID=38885498
  Or, just click on the icon for the RSS reader that you use::
                                 
   
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