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Nice, I'll have to try this out. Currently I open the RSS and if it's more than a quick read (longer than 2 minutes perhaps) I hit Ctrl-A, then using my Google Notebook (conveniently located in my Firefox status bar) I "clip" it. This put a copy of it into my notebook and is therefore an action item.

After I've read it and am done with it, I either delete the copy or move it to an appropriate Reference folder within the notebook.

If it was a quick read and I want to keep it, I simply clip it after the read and move it straight to the references.

I may have to look at the closed list idea though as my list still gets a bit large sometimes which a few days of being afraid to click, leads to an action item of "clean up blog list".


	Fri, 2007/06/01 - 00:04 - Doug Kyle Nice, I'll have to try this Nice, I'll have to try this out. Currently I open the RSS and if it's more than a quick read (longer than 2 minutes perhaps) I hit Ctrl-A, then using my Google Notebook (conveniently located in my Firefox status bar) I "clip" it. This put a copy of it into my notebook and is therefore an action item. After I've read it and am done with it, I either delete the copy or move it to an appropriate Reference folder within the notebook. If it was a quick read and I want to keep it, I simply clip it after the read and move it straight to the references. I may have to look at the closed list idea though as my list still gets a bit large sometimes which a few days of being afraid to click, leads to an action item of "clean up blog list". Reply Your name: E-mail: The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly. Homepage: Subject: Comment: * Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically. Allowed HTML tags: <a> <em> <strong> <cite> <code> <ul> <ol> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd> Lines and paragraphs break automatically. More information about formatting options CAPTCHA This question is for testing whether you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. Math Question: * 6 + 0 = Solve this simple math problem and enter the result. E.g. for 1+3, enter 4.	Search Archive LinkedIn profile Email me Subscribe by Feed Reader Subscribe by Email My Bloglines Feeds Recent blog posts Custom workflows for knowledge workers Induced personality disorder, or: I tried it, but I'm not proud of it Simple project planning for individuals: A round-up A dozen important productivity blog posts that haven't been written yet Check out the Men's Health November 2008 issue Use gimmicks to get an NPR story, a book tour, and speaking gigs How to stay balanced and productive during uncertainty and crisis A late adopter's productivity experiment with Twitter, plus some 140 word humor My men@pause interview is up, plus an invitation to a four-square-o-rama! Add, subtract, multiply, divide: Productivity lessons from basic math more

Nice, I'll have to try this

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