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This is how you add an RSS feed to your iGoogle pages with Firefox and Internet Explorer.

A quick tutorial showing how to use this simple RSS viewing program. This covers the core features including importing your RSS feeds from other programs, adding individual feeds, and sharing your feeds with apps like Diigo, Delicious, and Twitter. It is open source, therefore free, so if you like it you can download it from: http://www.rssowl.org/download

"Should you stretch before a run? That question, which has prompted countless academic studies, debates and inter-running-partner squabbles, is now at the heart of a notable new study published in August"

This might be a good article to include in your studies. Anyone interested in this topic?

I am. I love to run and have often debated with running partners and coaches on this question.

From an independent perspective (no commercial interests), the George Mateljan Foundation (non-profit) reports the latest scientific information about the benefits of the World's Healthiest Foods and the specific nutrients they provide. They also offer practical, simple and cost-effective ways to fit these foods into your lifestyle.

iGoogle allows you to organize all of your bookmarks and RSS feeds to one single site. It is a more convenient way of exploring the web.

A RSS feed and widget based home page

Checkvist is an online program that helps people easily create, share, and collaborate on task lists and outlines. This blog helps walk people through setting up a Checkvist account and then gives suggestions on how to maxamize one's use of Checkvist.

This is my peer application tutorial about "Netvibes" I used it as a main source of information for my PLN. It can be used as a search engine, RSS aggregator and many other things. It is a dashboard application, somewhat like iGOOGLE but I think it is way better!

In his blog, Brian Breidenbach has an open forum of his subscribers discussing various online data/contact managing sites. Viewers get a variety of feedback about a variety of online programs.