Sentences with phrase «in rss»

How do you go about only putting a portion of the post in an RSS feed?

I wanted to say thank you for the great preview that showed up in my RSS feed.

If you upload this blog post into your Tip Junkie craft room using at least 2 images, 2 steps, and blog post URL then I can easily feature it in my RSS feed, home page, and all my social networks instantly.

girl, i LOVE when i see your posts pop up in my rss feed.

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page and does not show up in the RSS feed or on the home page

Maybe it's just me, and maybe you've heard this before, but the rollover thing never works when I read your blog in my RSS feed.

It is further agreed that neither Equity Residential nor S&P shall be liable for interruptions in an RSS feed Service for any cause or reason.

Internet Explorer 7 has a built - in RSS reader on the bookmark tab, again making the technology almost invisible to users.

You can then read the information in your RSS reader.

Or view hourly updated newsfeeds in your RSS reader:

The best way to follow these blogs and others is to subscribe to them in an RSS Reader that automatically updates with new posts.

Hi there I am so excited I found your website, I really found you by accident, while I was researching on Digg for something else, Anyhow I am here now and would just like to say thank you for a incredible post and a all round entertaining blog (I also love the theme / design), I don't have time to browse it all at the minute but I have saved it and also added in your RSS feeds, so when I have time I will be back to read a great deal more, Please do keep up the fantastic jo.

HTC has spent time building in RSS and Google + support, adding a new Reading List, and automating setup — for a feature that 30 percent of its users run away from in terror.

That's because most skills in Flash Briefing repurpose content that is already available in an RSS - style feed.

You supply one or more reliable content feeds in RSS or JSON format.

I have a number of news sources in my rss feed and I also look for new sources of information courtesy of my Twitter follows.

You can set up a search to capture results for the phrase «business law» within 100 km of Calgary for example, and then use the built in RSS feed on this page to maintain an ongoing feed of these results.

which should find a home in your RSS feeds.

But the ability of readers to submit comments (once registered) and the ability to subscribe to comments in RSS mean that we can have something like the sort of discussion Simon C. assumes.

If you're interested in RSS I created several tutorials for some local law librarians who were having trouble understanding some of the concepts behind it.

I had no idea until the two terms recently began repeatedly showing up in my RSS feed in headline after headline.

I am a bit late reading this, thanks to the important backlog in my RSS feed, but regarding your «Don't Be Passé With Passwords» article, I can't stress enough how Lastpass (http://lastpass.com/) has been useful for me for (1) generating secure passwords and (2) securely storing these passwords... while making this as easy as if all my passwords were stored in my browser.

You've heard about the amazing change in RSS feeds.

Lying in my RSS feeds, buried beneath coverage of Hurricane Katrina's ongoing devastation and Monday's confirmation hearings for Chief - Justice - in - waiting John Roberts, are his many links to news that a U.S. District Court Judge has activated a 1998 law that Ohio teens must obtain written parental consent before they can receive an abortion.

You will do so by following sources and subjects in your RSS reader, you'll shape ideas as you blog, and you'll network with the people you engage.

But when I managed to get online I had three hundred and change new posts in my RSS reader and an annoying number of emails...

I haven't tried it, but I imagine adding in my RSS feeds from my blogs, Flickr, del.icio.us, and, yes Twitter.

In my mind, there's no question that a blogger grants an implied license to the content in an RSS feed.

The biggest loss will come in RSS subscribers, who will have to change the feed link to continue getting new posts.

Users and developers interested in RSS alternatives can export their data, including their subscriptions, with Google Takeout over the course of the next four months.

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In RSS, 2004 - 2013 is the seventh - warmest ten - year period.

This was necessary as I wanted to plot the temperature vs pressure height for the US Standard Atmosphere which is included in the RSS data files.

In RSS, the first four months averaged +0.51 ºC, the 4th warmest start to a year after 2016 (+1.01 ºC), 1998 (+0.71 ºC), 2010 (+0.66 ºC) & 2017 (+0.60 ºC).

Unlike UAH which had a very warm non-El-Nino-month (Jan 2013) pipping May 2017 to 17th warmest month on record, in RSS all twenty - nine of the months ahead of May 2017 are within the El - Nino - warmed wobbles which results in 30th - warmest - month May 2017 being the warmest non-El-Nino-warmed month and thus it merits the title «scorchyissimo!!!!»

RSS TLT for the start of 2017 continues to mirror UAH TLT but with the May anomaly rating «scorchyissimo!!!!» in the RSS record.

Data related to the solar climate driver is discussed and the solar cycle 22 low in the neutron count (high solar activity) in 1991 is identified as a solar activity millennial peak and correlated with the millennial peak - inversion point — in the RSS temperature trend in about 2003.

And there does seem to be a modest seasonal variation in RSS that is not present in the surface data (NOAA).

I screwed up because reading threaded comments in chronological order (such as in an RSS feed) makes it easy to not look at context.

While CO2 hasn't doubled, CO2e or equivalent forcing is close to the doubling value and you have to squint to see any tropical troposhpere warming and that is only in the RSS data.

It makes up half, ~ 17.5 years, of the total records in RSS.

It was pure luck I even saw your comments in my RSS feed.

On the other hand, it could be an error in RSS.

Spencer suggests a bias in new RSS diurnal adjustment exaggerated land cooling in RSS.

Could I kindly suggest you retract this incorrect statement from your report wherever it appears or point to evidence in the RSS and UAH data sets that supports your claim the globe has cooled since 2001.

I really like your blog, and want to read it — but I simply don't have enough time to follow blogs I can't read in my RSS feeder.

As this woodfortrees plot demonstrates, the Viscount has managed to magic away most of the temperature increase shown in the RSS data.

Meanwhile, temperatures in the lower stratosphere, about 10 to 13 miles above the surface, were the 13th - lowest in the 1979 to 2014 record from UAH, and 13th - lowest in the RSS data set as well.

Perhaps you have not followed the discussion has it unfolded in your RSS reader.