Chronic Bits:
Numbskull.
-Posted: 7/22/2008
Fantastic. Via Boing Boing, this plastic skull covered in acetaminophen created by Mark Kilner.
Email, phone calls could help you get in better shape
-Posted: 7/22/2008
MSNBC reports on research into the value of occasional email and phone call reminders to exercise. Great idea! You could use a service like Jott, or I Want Sandy or even Remember the Milk to help with reminders. Why not give it a shot!
GruntDoc hosts the 200th edition of Grand Rounds!
-Posted: 7/22/2008
Our absolute favorite medical blog carnival, Grand Rounds, is hosted today by GruntDoc for its 200th edition. It's terrific - happy reading, Babes!
Off-topic, but good for the soul (and the snark): Project Runway starts tonight!
-Posted: 7/16/2008
Despite feeling awful and dealing with some family crap and such, Jenni's hosting a tiny Project Runway viewing party on her couch with some pals. Please do yourself a ChronicBabe-a-licious favor and do the same; enjoying the show with friends is much more fun! (And if you're not a ProRun fan, well, do something else fun, ladies.)
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News Feed
What are news feeds? News feeds provide an easy way to keep current on ChronicBabe postings. Perhaps the easiest way to do this is by using a browswer that supports news feeds, like Firefox. Just look for this little guy 
(often in the bottom right corner), give it a click, and select a feed (like "Subscribe to RSS"). This will add a folder to your bookmarks that will update itself with the most recent articles:
Other options include News Reading programs that you can download to your computer. They sit on your desktop, and keep you updated with the latest posts. A couple recommended ones are Feed-Demon (Windows) and Net-News-Wire (Mac). The benefits of using these programs are that they are smarter then web browsers - you can set them to update themselves regularly, and also, you can subscribe to both Chronic Articles AND ChronicBits by simply copying the following feeds into your news reader:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/ChronicbabeNewsFeed
When you open them in your feed reader, you'll see something like this:
Happy news reading!
