What Blogs are in My Own RSS Reader?

 
More information on RSS (in easy-to-understand terms) and more information about blogs.

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.

• DJ Cronin's blog, providing provocative thoughts about volunteer management.

• Energize Inc. / Susan Ellis Hot Topics of the Month.

• Martin Cowling's Cowling Report (on volunteer management).

• Carpet Blogger, probably the most followed blog by women working in international development. Because she says what we think... one of my favorite blogs of all time.

• The road to the horizon by Peter, of Belgium. He links to a LOT of outstanding items regularly.

• Humanitarian.info, a terrific blog by Paul Currion.

• Anka's place by a good friend and former PeaceCorps member now living in Kiev, Ukraine.

• A humourless lot by my friend, Michael Keizer

• The road to the horizon by Peter, of Belgium. He links to a LOT of outstanding items regularly.

• Humanitarian & Development NGOs Domain, by the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Harvard University.

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

• Dave G Travels, a friend of ours going around the world by motorcycle.

• All About Puebla, a blog from my Gringa friend, Rebecca Smith, who lives there.

• Wil Wheaton's Blog.

• Bad Astronomy.

• Skeptic Blog.

• Friendly Atheist.

• The Smoking Gun, because it blows my mind.

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

• Pound
  It makes me laugh.

• United Nations Good Works, profiling the excellent work of various United Nations organizations (but hasn't been updated in more than a year)

Also see

• this list of volunteer management blogs and wikis compiled by Energize, Inc.

• list of aid and humanitarian blogs, most written by aid workers themselves.

• 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://coyoteblog.posterous.com/rss.xml
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• 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
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