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There are two ways you can subscribe to this blog for free so you automatically receive new posts.  This way you don’t have to keep on coming back here to check for new content.

One way is by receiving each new post by email.   You can see a “Subscribe to this blog by email” notice to the right of this post and screen.  Right below that is an orange-and-white icon saying “Feedz By Email.”  Click on that icon and fill-out the form that pops-up, which should take about thirty seconds to complete.  You’ll then immediately receive an email asking you to confirm the subscription.  Click on the link in that email and you are then subscribed.

The other way you can subscribe is by using an RSS feed.  This is easy to do.  This is a link that will take you to a short Tutorial On How To Use Bloglines  article from TechLearning and subscribe to as many blogs as you want via an RSS feed.  Here’s a link to another Bloglines Tutorial.  This one is a video