In case you noticed that I posted a new article over at my Yahoo Groups mailing list, and then didn’t see anything since, it’s because I’ve completely moved over to my blog at kjh.com. If you know anything about RSS, subscribe to my feed!

For those of you used to seeing e-mails, you can do 1 of 2 things: you can enter your e-mail address into the box at the top right-hand corner of my blog, and you’ll get updates whenever I post something. OR… you can do the cool, new elegant thing and use an RSS reader to subscribe to my (and other people’s) blogs. BTW, not only blogs have RSS feeds. Oh yes, I guess I should describe what RSS is. But… I won’t reinvent the wheel. Here are a few definitions that you can chew on.

I’ll point out 3 Web-based RSS readers and how you can use them for free to access my feed, but there are many others. There are software-based RSS readers as well, but the cool thing about Web-based ones is that you can jump onto any computer, sign in, and there are all of your feeds.

Netvibes. If you’re using Netvibes, simply click on the “Add content” button at the top left of the screen, click “Add a feed”, then paste this link (http://feeds.feedburner.com/kjhworld) into the box and click “Add”. It will look something like this:

Google Reader. Just click “Add subscription”, and enter my feed’s link. That’s it.

Bloglines. Sign into your Bloglines account, go to your Feeds, then click “Add” above your list of feeds in the left column. Enter the feed and click Subscribe.

There are some additional cool ways in which you can add new feeds to these readers, but I’ll let you discover those for yourself. In case you’re wondering, I love Netvibes. I used Bloglines for quite some time and toyed with Google Reader as well. Oh yes, if you’re ever looking for my feed, just look for the little icon on any of the pages in my blog.