It's very easy to save backup all the feeds you have added to your bloglines account. Save the following code (replace '(' with start tag and shantanuo with your ID) as a .htm file.
(script language="javascript"
type="text/javascript"
src="http://rpc.bloglines.com/blogroll?id=shantanuo")
(/script)
When you open the file in your browser, you will see the list of all the feeds. Choose File - Save as to save it to your hard drive. You can even e-mail the file.
(Don't forget to add the relevant directory along with the main .htm page)

Yahoo has increased the storage capacity – from 4 MB to 100MB!
Google is beta testing it's gmail service offering storage capacity of 1000 MB. Yahoo has increased the capacity to take on google's new email service. It's the competition that is driving the big companies to have a customer oriented approach.

If the car industry behaved like the computer industry over the last 30 years, a Rolls-Royce would cost $5, get 300 miles per gallon, and blow up once a year killing all passengers inside.

If you are finding it difficult to transfer larger files by email, try "yousendit.com". The hotmail account has a capacity of mere 2 MB while Yahoo has 4 MB. But you can't send a file as an attachment if the receiver's storage quota is already full!
http://www.yousendit.com
You don't need to register to use the service. You can't send text messages (Only attachments!). You may need to send a separate mail asking the user to pick up the file by clicking on the link. The service is secure and worth trying.
If you instead need a more robust and systematic service, try dropload.
http://dropload.com/
You will have to register to use this service. Files are removed from the system after 48 hours, regardless if they have been picked up or not.

I was checking my Yahoo mail today from a cafe. I have never complained about the ads. Everyone (other than me) has a child to feed, I said. But look ma! mouseover ads!? I passed my mouse over the ad mistakenly. I was actually trying to click the word "calendar". And guess what, there was a 2 inch drop down ad. Yahoo has recently declared good financial results. Millions of people try to learn, how to use Yahoo. It was disappointing to see that Yahoo was trying to introduce nonstandard ad ideas to please its advertisers. A move that might prove to be costly in the long run.

I was just looking for some interesting articles to read on the net when I saw this banner on Morgan Stanley website. It says "One client at a time". No wonder! I am following this philosophy for last several years!!

I like to describe email as a "PUSH" technology in which, at the prescribed moment, we massively push forward thousands of messages, hoping they get to the correct mailboxes and are, in due time, read by the intended recipient. RSS, on the other hand, is a "PULL" technology in which the reader is notified by his RSS reader that a new issue is ready, then the issue can be read whenever desired. No email problems are incurred, no email address changes are necessary, and, in fact no email address is even required. That alone makes RSS very appealing due to spam and privacy concerns.

Has anyone noticed that you can save only upto 6 (six) pages in your my yahoo account. Each page can have upto 25 RSS feeds. It means you can not read more than 150 feeds! The average number of feeds anyone will like to read is well below that limit. But since different new ways of using RSS feeds are found out (like weather, Google/ebay/amazon searches in RSS, etc.), I wonder if this limit will be a problem in the future!

Imagine watching your favorite TV show in your car, as and when you want, without any commercial breaks or scrolling ads! Precisely same can happen with the contents of the websites with the help of RSS. The website will publish a RSS feed that you can capture and read at your convenience. That is all about RSS!!!

http://blogbinders.com helps you turn your blog into a bound book - great as a gift, an archive, or even to sell to your readers! LiveJournal and DeadJournal blogs are supported while blogger, MT will be supported later.