TWTxxxTW - a new approach and links from June 18th to July 8th, 2007

As is plainly obvious by the lack of TWTWTW postings I have had to come up with a far easier, less time consuming and quicker to use method of letting you all know the finest and dandiest stuff I post/fall across each week.

And this is it.

I'm gonna re-edit anything that's actually on the my blog adding my TWTWTW picture (as per this post), label them 'twtwtw' and re-date them . This saves me re-typing and saves you following links around the blog!

Anything that that I haven't blogged I will put into separate posts. These will most likely include Shared Items which are the RSS feeds I share using my Google Reader. If you want to read the Mike Made Newspaper then subscribe to my RSS feed

Also the del.icio.us links are likely to need a post to guide your attention - or, simply subscribe.

And finally it may include the photo I choose as my wallpaper for the week and maybe even the video but that's probably gonna be blogged.

I will also be limiting myself to one of each type ... if I can. We're all busy people, right?

And so, as a catch-up here's from 18th June until today ...

Shared RSS item of the week
One key to happiness is finding more time to read - from the ever consistent The Happiness Blog [subscribe]

del.ic.io.us link of the week
Google Groups
An oldie but a goodie - forgotten just how useful online groups are AND, how much Google has expanded it to start encroaching on the likes of MSN and Facebook.

PC wallpaper for the week
This photo comes with a quite sad story - read it at the original Flickr page

* TWTWTW = That Was The Week That Was. Named after a 1960's British satirical TV programme [BBC | Wikipedia]

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