What is RSS and How Do I Use It?

These resources are known as RSS feeds. RSS is an acronym for "Really Simple Syndication" or "Rich Site Summary" and is a document which organizes online content and information into a simple structure which can then be distributed throughout the internet.

If you have an RSS "reader" (sometimes called an RSS "aggregator") then you can retrieve the latest information from this web site and view it anytime on your own computer web page. Here are a few different ways that you can use this RSS feed:

• If you use Microsoft's Internet Explorer version 7.0 or higher, or Safari for the Macintosh, then you already have an RSS reader and should see an icon in your web browser's menu bar.
• You might also look for plug-ins or add-ons for your favourite web browser(s), such as "Sage" for Firefox. Those add-ons will enable you to retrieve RSS data directly in your web browser quite automatically.
• You can download an install an RSS reader then navigate to this page again (the RSS reader will then provide you with further instructions to access this information.

Users of this RSS service are reminded that all contents, items, images, and related data remain the property of this web site and is be copyrighted by us or by our affiliates. Use of this service is provided free of charge; we ask only that you always include the relevant links back to this web site and the original source of the contents.