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You can now create your own custom RSS feeds using Yahoo! News Search. Use the search box below to enter in your search term. See this page for more information AggPub - fully compliant RSS 2.0 publisher that can be used to create RSS feeds from scratch or create them from reading an HTML page. Windows 98/Me/NT4/2000/XP Alnera FeedWorkshop RSS Editor - Create, manage and publish your RSS feeds easily and comfortably. With the integrated html editor and the ftp uploader, you have all necessary tools in one product, to create professional feeds. Runs on Windows 95 / 98 / NT / ME / 2000 / XP / 2003 and supports all RSS formats BlogSieve - a free web-based tool that creates new feeds by filtering, merging and sorting existing feeds. The BlogSieve engine accepts virtually every (valid) feed format, processed results are then exported into any feed format you choose BlogStreet RSS Ecosystem - a number of online tools for generating, publishing, and discovering RSS feeds. 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Some additional features include: Automated RSS Feeds, Password protect pages, Setup and control Authors and much more Cosmic Simple RSS - This program is free RSS feed software that allows you to easily create an RSS feed for your site. RSS feeds are output to XML files in RSS1 and RSS2. CGI script Easy RSS Content Generator - an easy-to-use program for creating new unique content out of news feeds (the RSS, Atom, and RDF formats are supported). You can use this product, for instance, to create completely autonomous, automatically updated sites, to increase the amount of content on the topic, and to earn money with Adsense. Easy RSS Content Generator has a built-in FTP client, an automatic word replacement dictionary that will allow you to increase the uniqueness of the created pages, and a built-in tool for prompting keywords. You can use it to quickly search for RSS feeds and add them. 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Requires Mac OS X 10.3 Panther FeedFire - a sophisticated solution that is simple to use, yet powerful, completely automated and customisable. No feed available from the page you would like to syndicate? Easily turn that page into a RSS feed, with no programming knowledge or experience needed. Web-based FeedForAll - easily create, edit and publish RSS feeds. New RSS feeds can be quickly and easily created with FeedForAll. Advanced features enable you to create professional looking RSS feeds quickly. Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP or NT FeedForAll Mac - allows users to create, edit and publish RSS feeds and podcasts. New RSS feeds can be quickly and easily created with FeedForAll. Advanced features enable you to create professional looking RSS feeds quickly Feedity - (formerly FeedTier) is a web feeds generator for web pages without an existing syndication format like RSS or Atom Feedmarklet - gives you your own RSS feed instantly, with no sign up required. 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The goal of FeedXS.com is to supply millions of people and businesses with their own feed. People who use FeedXS.com have an easy way to inform friends or clients about their news. No need to send email anymore. Just update the feed, and that's it FeedYes.com - gives every website and even every page on a website its own unique feed. Even when a website does not suply regular feeds by itself. With FeedYes, users can get feeds for any site or for any specific page they want to follow using their rss reader. Feeds which are created using FeedYes.com can be read with any RSS reader Flaremaker - a simple to use tool which allows you to create your own RSS feeds. It gives you the option to use just the rss feed or produce html to embed RSS feeds in your own website - (the feeds can be your own or external RSS feeds). Flaremaker also allows you to use the same feed in your signature. The tool captures statistics on individual feed items Free Amazon RSS Feed Code Generator - for getting some commission from sales of Amazon products on you website. From Clarior Free RSS Feed Code Generator - for embedding an RSS feed into your site. From Clarior GenRSS - the fastest way to generate RSS feed without writing xml code at all Google Search History RSS - This tool goes through your current Google Search History, grabs all of your recent searches and turns it into an RSS feed. Would work best set up as a nightly/hourly cron job, redirecting to a file HitRSS - Publishing RSS feeds made easy. Create your RSS using the 3-step web-based Wizard. Free hosted service IceRocket RSS Builder - an easy to use service to create RSS feeds for your web site. It provides a simple interface that lets you add topics, links and content, and then publish the RSS (v2.0) feed to your web server with one click. This service is absolutely free of charge. Windows instantRSS - simple, real time RSS feeds for your site or blog. PHP for Linux/Unix Jitbit RSS Feed Creator - an RSS feed editor, which allows creating, modifying, viewing and publishing RSS feeds. It is extremely easy to use and allows professional RSS feed creation with minimal effort. Make new RSS feeds in seconds and keep your visitors informed without the need of any complicated newsletter configuration. Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server LinkAssure Free RSS Feed Writer - create your own Really Simple Syndication feed in 4 easy steps. Create a title and description for your RSS feed. Add items to your RSS feed. Copy & paste your XML code into a text editor and save as an XML file. Upload the XML file to your web site and link to it ListGarden - RSS Feed Generator Program. Creates and maintains RSS feeds, Produces both XML and optional human-readable companion HTML, Runs either on your PC or on a web server, Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, Open source, Requires no knowledge of XML or the RSS data format. Tuned for quick manual additions of new items and simple editing. Version 1.3 now supports podcasting My RSS Creator - a web based RSS Feed Generation & Content Management sytem for creating RSS 2.0 Feeds. This web based service creates the RSS Feed & Item Posts for you automatically. It is very easy to use since all you have to do is fill in the forms.You can have your RSS feed channel up and running in under 10 minutes. Plus lots more features...Web-based myrealtyfeed.com - a new service that allows real estate professionals to create, maintain and promote multiple RSS feeds through a simple web interface NewzAlert Composer - a comprehensive rss editor for creating and publishing RSS feeds, and it's all you need to get up and running with one or more RSS feeds of your own. It brings together the editing and publishing of all your RSS feeds into one convenient place on your desktop. Windows NOOKED - an RSS publishing service for corporate communications. It is simple to use. Allows editing, publishing, validation and hosting of your RSS channels. Provides detailed statistics on all your RSS channel traffic. Designed specifically for corporate communications. Web-based playRSSwriter - a php script that allows you to write an RSS feed on your website with support for embedding images in the feed itself, like the RSS feeds from Flickr. Supports the Yahoo MediaRSS specification and RSS 2.0 with images. 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I know I've written it before, and will do so again, but the Wolff Symposium is one of the absolute best annual translation-related gatherings. It's held every June and is centered around the awarding of the Helen and Kurt Wolff Translator's Prize, which is given to the best translation from German into English published in the previous year. All genres are eligible, but translators can only win once.
Anyway, the symposium took place a few weeks back and was absolutely amazing. Great panels, wonderful to see Ross Benjamin receive the award, very nice tribute to Breon Mitchell re: his new translation of The Tin Drum. (I maybe shouldn't admit this, but I've never read this, although every time I see Breon I swear that it'll be the next book I pick up . . . And it will be! Soon. Soon . . .)
I was planning on writing up some notes and thoughts and whatever from the day of panels, but well, it's been a busy time and besides, WBEZ was there to record the whole symposium. And although I can't imagine many people listening to all of these podcasts, they're a much better record of what was discussed than anything I could babble on about . . .
If you do decide to listen, you might want to do so in order—at least when it comes to the "Increased Interest in Foreign Fiction?" and "Cultivating Audiences" panels, otherwise my random 15-minute speech at the beginning of the latter panel will make next to no sense . . .
First off is the tribute to Breon Mitchell that included an interview with NY Times journalist David Streitfeld.
(There was another panel with Peter Constantine, Drenka Willen, Susan Bernofsky, Krishna Winston, Ross Benjamin, and Breon Mitchell, but I can't find the podcast . . . Which sucks! This was a great conversation . . . Maybe I'm just missing something? If anyone knows where this is, please e-mail me.)
Then the panel with Dennis Loy Johnson of Melville House, Daniel Slager of Milkweek, Jeremy Davies of Dalkey Archive Press on An Increased Interest in Foreign Literature?
And then the Cultivating Audiences – Particular Examples, Viable Models? panel that started with my rant and ended with all of us (Susan Harris of Words Without Borders, Susan Bernofsky, and Annie Janusch) talking about technology and reaching readers . . . while my phone buzzed with the dozen or so text messages I received during that panel . . .
Finally, we wrapped up with a contentious argument about Amazon.com discussion about Publishing Literary Translations and New Publishing Technologies. Dennis Loy Johnson of Melville House, Henry Carrigan of Northwestern University Press, and Jeff Waxman of Seminary Co-op were on this panel, which was a great way to end the day, having moved from a grand appreciation of Breon and the craft of translation to the dirty details of the book business and how all the various segments always feel like their getting screwed. Speaking of screwing, this panel also had one of the funniest exchanges of the day:
Jeff: "Being a bookseller, it's kind of an unrequited love affair with books where you know that you're going to get screwed."
Chad: "That's not really an unrequited . . . It's actually just a love affair."
This then led to a series of sexually charged double entendres . . . Man, those end of the day panels—brilliant!
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Pedro Mairal's short novel The Missing Year of Juan Salvatierra is more about these blank spaces than the usual full. . .
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Where to rent lazy susans?
Is there such of a thing as renting lazy susans for a banquet? I'm talking about the big 25"-30" diameter Chinese banquet lazy susan. My caterer doesn't have any, so where would I go to rent them?
If anything, I could always buy a lazy susan if I knew where to go. Any suggestions?
I know you want to rent, but maybe you could buy some lazy susan 'rings' for future use (or resale):
A 20" ring could probably be topped with a 30" to 40" circle of glass, wood, etc...
Might call Surfas and see how much they cost there.
Sur La Table has them.
Williams-Sonoma has a big one.
Oddly, Smart and Final carries a lot of serving items, particularly for bulk stuff, so I'd call them and check and see what they carry.
Check out this "lazy susan" equivalent at Chefs' Toys
http://chefstoys.net/product_info.php?pName=pu-pu-platter&osCsid=21fc277f9fc3cf894ff8ed6738cc5a9eOr, from Cookin Stuff in Torrance
http://www.cookinstuff.com/advanced_search_result.php?search_in_description=1&search_in_keywords=1&keywords=lazy&search_in_description=1&inc_subcat=1&osCsid=50d03c31205009e6989cb750e3b0c2f8Another place to call would be Charlie's Fixtures
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A friend recently explained to me the phrase "come and go" found sometimes in Hebrew Scriptures and prayers. I was familiar with the expression from Psalm 121 where the author wrote, "The Lord keeps watch over you as you come and go, both now and forever," but I had never thought about the wording very much.
My friend shared that "come and go" seems to be a word picture rooted in the pastoral culture of the ancient Mideast. The sheep "come and go," out of the sheepfold and into the greater world. They "come and go" to eat on the green hillsides, to take a drink from the brook, to frolic in the grass, or to take a nap in the sun -- always under the watchful, compassionate eye of the shepherd.
This affords the sheep the peace of living in an oblivious sense of wonder and satisfaction. They have no feelings of want or anxiety. They never worry about food, water, or a safe place to sleep. They are unconcerned with lurking dangers or with deadly predators that might be over the next ridge.
The sheep, quoting another great Psalm, "shall not want" because of their good shepherd. He gives them the peace to "come and go" in safety, even when they are completely unaware of his presence, and ignorant of his goodwill toward them. The spiritual applications, of course, are obvious.
I'm no sheep herder, and I doubt that many of my readers are. But most of us have those under our care whom we shepherd, as intentional as if we had Little Bo Peep's crook in our hand. Children, grandchildren, students, parishioners, even some employees and friends: We try to give them a healthy environment in which to "come and go," even when they don't recognize it.
One of the "sheep" in my life is one of my sons. He is a fun, beautiful, infectious, athletic, highly intelligent child. At times, like any adolescent boy, he is also a defiant, stubborn, burning firebrand.
He was in full rebellious, red-hot mode not many days ago: Shouting, screaming, complaining about what I was making him do, railing against a teacher, throwing stuff across the room. To make matters more combustible, I was tired, raw, and lacking any patience myself.
Before I knew it I had snatched him up by the collar, picking his heels off the ground. I got right in his face, and bellowed, "You listen to me! I am the only thing standing between you and your life being a disaster and you don't even know it! Pray to God that I don't ever quit standing in that way, because if that happens, it means I've given up on you."
I don't offer my behavior as parenting advice or as a worthy example. Hardly. I was far too impulsive and smeared on more than sufficient shame. Yet, as grace would have it, and in spite of myself, at that moment my words seemed to get past the flames to the boy's brain. It wasn't a breakthrough, but there was some genuine understanding.
The truth is, none of my children -- no children -- ever see what their parents do to keep them from disaster. They never see what goes on behind the scenes: Wrenching financial decisions, job demands, emptying of the family checkbook, meetings at school, with coaches, with police officers, juggling of schedules, robbing Peter to pay Paul, yanking that sheep from a cliff in the nick of time, late night agonizing, early morning rising -- and for what? So that child, knowingly or not, can safely and securely live a life that is full of life.
When we have to yank a collar we must keep faith and see that such an act (even when our skills are lacking but hearts are right) is an act of intervening grace. And we should thank God there were people in our own lives that were willing to yank us by the collar when we needed it. Their good shepherding kept us "coming and going" in peace.
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"Like the looks and features!"
Version: Songbird 2.0
Better than iTunes
Compatibility issue with one of my friend's low spec pc
Great i mean!
"songbird hitting a bum-note"
Version: Songbird 2.0
All i can say in favour of this thing is that it's well presented.
But worst of all is it will NOT transfer my music from my PC to my device without screwing with all my information intact.
It scrambles everything in the transfer and then when i plugged my divice back in to wipe and re-sync it, songbird took the liberty of screwing up all the music files on my PC.
Thanks songbird.Summary
Don't touch... if you have a philips device use windows media player to sync instead as it is a lot less hassle.
"Great Program! Minor Problems."
Version: Songbird 2.0
- Auto detects music, add ons to find album art and lyrics
- Easy to add music, crisp quality
- Can play videos.
- Free
- Plays many formats, except .flv
- Multiple Interface skins
- Lots of internet radio stations and pod-casts available
- Easy to use
- Has its own web browser ( a version of chrome or firefox)Lets you surf while listening to music/videos, and has addons like WOT, very great program
- About as much resource use as a web browser, may be slow if using portable version on a flash drive or anything other then on pc.
- Music recommendations
- Stores lyrics for later useCons
- Video quality is only ok
- Can not view images stores on Computer
- Add Videos Manually, not to much of a problem, drag n drop
- Some addons old, but still work fine
- recommendations are off
- Album art can be buggy/ not found
- Lyrics can not be found on old songsSummary
Songbird is a Very great program, and you can use it for so many things. It's rich on features,and a minor majority of those are features I commonly use like Wot.It does have a great web browser which fits in with the program, works smoothly, and has the main features of a web browser, and then some. I like the artist/author recommendations. Usually this feature will find great recommendations though sometimes it find artist that are in different categories or their songs don't appeal to you, but Songbird has so far, ok about recommendations. Songbird has podcast support, internet radio support and online music stores-essentially, everything that I would hope for in such a program.
The other problem is that Songbird has seen multiple updates in the last times i have installed it on multiple devices.The addons are not updated that much anymore but the program is still good and the add ons and everything works great. Those addons and projects that aren't being updated.It's an annoyance to find just the add-on you want seeing it still works, but it is an old version and kindove an inconvenience.
The program once in a while takes about a minute to load, and if you manage it well it wont crash, unless you constantly turn it off and on and use the portable version then take out your flash drive. Its is very close to it's full potential, but i think that its fine with what it is.
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Version: Songbird 2.0
-Price is right
-No problems with file support, played everything I threw at it (which is by no means comprehensive, but impressive, nonetheless).
-Customizable interface
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-Most extensions are either abandoned or out of date (e.g. ipod compatibility, library pane with album art (a la itunes or WMP, and a host of others).
-Still subject to random crashes
-Podcasts are stored in library proper instead of on their own.
-Resource heavy
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Songbird is a program that is trying to do way too much. It's rich on features, but the vast majority of those are features I never found myself wanting out of a media player (say, for example, a web browser). That said, it does have some pretty cool things going for it. I particularly loved the artist recommendations panel. Usually a feature like this would recommend stuff totally unrelated to what I was listening to, but Songbird has so far been pretty good about recommendations. Songbird has podcast support, internet radio support and online music stores--essentially, everything that I would hope for an open source alternative to iTunes. It's a very promising project.
However, Songbird still has some major flaws, albeit possibly temporary ones (though I've seen no improvement in the eight months I've been using it.) The first one is that it keeps podcasts sorted in the main library, along with all of my music. This is a pitfall that just about every other media player falls into. It's minor, but I like to put my player on random and sit back and let it go. Having podcasts in the mix screws that up. If there's a way to avoid this, I've not seen it. The other big problem is that Songbird has seen a lot of updates in the last few months (or so it seems to me) and as such virtually all of the skins, extensions and addons are no longer compatible (including the all important iPod support add-on). Those addons and projects that aren't just sitting idle are also frequently abandoned, with no updates forthcoming. It's an annoyance to find just the add-on you want only to find out that it and its cousins have all stopped development.
A closely related problem is the format. For whatever reason, I've never understood the "filter-pane" style of media libraries, like the one used on Winamp or Rhythmbox. Ostensibly, it's simple: a selection in one panel (e.g. the artist panel) filters all of the other panels (like songs and album). Perhaps it simply a personal failing, maybe I'm just not hipster enough about my music, but I've never understood why such an interface would be/is useful. I much prefer to simply have a list of album covers. Add-ons were at one point available to change this, but most of them are no longer compatible and while I can't blame Songbird directly for that, it is frustrating that there are few interface choices available.
Other minor problems that the program has are that it is still subject to bugs. Album art often disappears or gets mixed up and the program is subject to random crashes. While Songbird is resource heavy, it seems to have gotten better with recent updates, but it's still a long way away from where it could be.
My bottom line: if you're fed up with Windows Media Player, iTunes, or Winamp, or if you're just looking to try something new, you could do a lot worse than Songbird. It's an incredibly promising program and it will be interesting to see where it goes, but for now, I think it needs some work.
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Walt Disney World traces much of its roots to the original Disneyland in California. And with July 17 marking Disneylands 55th anniversary, its only appropriate that we take a look at how some of Disneylands origins have impacted Walt Disney World. Jim Korkis joins me again this week to share some of the true stories behind the stories, as we start in Fantasyland with Cinderella Castle and look back at exactly how and where Disneyland began. And Jim will share with us not just stories that have never been told before, but Walts own words that served as the proposal for what would be come Disneyland, and includes many amazing ideas that carried forward to become what we see today in Walt Disney World.
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If you haven't heard of the Rolling Stones, you probably have been living on another planet. Whether you're a fan or not will determine if these two documentaries strike your fancy.
"Rock of Ages: An Unauthorized Story on the Rolling Stones" is a 60-minute rockumentary that manages to focus on the rock and roll band's lengthy career without ever playing any of their music. There's lots of old news footage documenting the chronology of their various run-ins with the law (mostly related to marijuana possession) and a few newer news clips of the aging rock stars at a press conference, but nothing that truly addresses the obvious question as to why this particular band has had success decades after most old rockers are rocking in a chair rather than on stage.
On the other hand, "Shine a Light," the documentary directed by Martin Scorsese, not only supplies the reason the Stones still are around but provides a front-row seat as well as a backstage pass for your entertainment. Jagger at 60-plus has more energy than the average 2-year-old on the run. Interestingly, his main concern regarding the filming is that the cameras don't get in the way of the audiences' enjoyment. The other "boys" in the band - guitarists Ron Wood and Keith Richards and drummer Charlie Watts - truly look like men you might run into on grandparents' day at the kids' school. But when the lights go up and the crowd starts to scream, excitement fills the Beacon Theatre in New York City.
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