[facebook]
Where I now do the vast majority of my daily online updating, everything from CCLaP notices to silly pop-culture observations. I automatically approve all friend requests!

[i am a camera]
My other personal blog, for thoughts too frivolous for this main site but too wordy for Facebook.

[flickr]
Candid photos from my day-to-day life in Chicago and elsewhere, courtesy of Flickr.com. RSS-enabled. I am also now maintaining a separate page there as well, tracking just my favorite images from other photographers.

[youtube]
Two- to ten-minute video reports from random events in my day-to-day life: gallery openings, bicycling guides, drunken parties with my friends and the like. Recorded on my Nikon Coolpix, edited in iMovie. RSS-enabled.

[social bookmarks]
Each day I post 5 to 15 links to other interesting things I've found on the web, over at my account at Google Reader. A good option for those who want to find out what in the general culture interests me these days, in that I rarely post outside links here at my personal site. RSS-enabled.

[social networks]
Click on the following links to visit my profile page for that service: deviantART | GoodReads | LibraryThing | LinkedIn | Netflix | Shelfari

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The Jason Pettus Superfeed: One insanely busy RSS feed tracking nine different places online that I update often -- not only my three blogs, but my Flickr and YouTube accounts, Facebook too, my latest book reviews at GoodReads, my latest favorites at Google Reader, and my latest movies at Netflix. Maintained by the free service FriendFeed.com.

The Jason Pettus Widget (MacOS)

Direct links: Simply click on the following links to add my feed to the particular service: AvantGo | iGoogle/Google Reader | Bloglines | Technorati Favorites | MyYahoo | MyMSN | NewsGator | Feedlinx | mobileGlu |

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