Website Development - RSS Feeds   An ("Really Simple Syndication") feed is basically a list of headlines encoded so that they can be easily used by another program or website. The Christian Science Monitor makes available RSS feed files of all their content to facilitate reading the Monitor in news aggregators. An example incorporating just such a feed (the home forum page) is shown below;     Christian Science Monitor | The Home Forum Starlets of the garden Color me confused One quilt, three blessings Waving at ants I have shoes for any occasion Don't overlook the ordinary Why I travel, rather than tour When obfuscation is a good thing My mandate to be bold Of bovines and waterlines Color schemes – imported from the Caucasus? Picture this... A fig orchard on your patio Pie transports me Kandinsky spoke 'language of color' Babushka's gift A bus-stop tennis clinic Call of the wild: Feed me! Put your orchids on ice A witness in Galilee     Google Gadgets can also be written using www.christianscience.org.uk lecture feeds.
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