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What is RSS

RSS, otherwise known as Really Simple Syndication, is a popular format for sharing content without requiring readers to visit a web site to see what's new. By subscribing to an RSS feed readers can get up to the minute headlines and article excerpts without having to continuously refresh a web site. You can learn more about RSS by reading the Wikipedia article here

How to access RSS feeds

There are a number of ways to access RSS feeds. You can download and install a dedicated news reader that can collect, update, and display RSS feeds from a wide variety of sources. There is an ever increasing number of both free and commercial news readers available for every operating system. Since no news reader is the same we suggest you try out a few until you find the one that fits you best. Google provides a comprehensive list of news aggregators that you can download and test. Once you've downloaded an installed a news reader follow the provided instructions for subscribing to (or adding) feeds.

As an alternative to downloading and installing a dedicated news reader, you can use a Web-based news reader to subscribe to feeds.

Click on one of the links below to access an RSS feed.

You can also grab this OPML file which contains all of the feeds that we aggregate on this site.

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Things People Say

Readers sound off on disco, the Unabomber, and Santa Christ

By Jay Gabler , TC Daily Planet

“If there was any deep division in the music scene in 1977, it wasn’t people scratching their heads at less than stellar releases from Kansas, Foreigner, Styx, or Steely Dan and Neil Young, it was the demise of live music as disco came to prominence. I could make the argument that Kansas, Nugent and other arena acts GAINED fans because people who hated disco REALLY hated disco (myself included).”
-comment on “Sucking in ’77”

“John Jansen’s comments made me think of some of the bad things white people have done. Timothy McVeigh! Terry Nichols! The Unabomber! Not to mention almost all the serial killers in the U.S.! And all those Arab terrorists — they’re Caucasian! I just don’t think we can afford to have white people running this country. They are way too dangerous.”
-comment on “The Battle for Pine County”

“I really used to be amazed how these individuals could be so blatant about who they really are, and yet have their assemblies still pour money into their pockets so they can live like movie stars…and then you have those who are of the new faith: CASHIANS and followers of Santa Christ.”
-comment on “Mac Hammond’s Living Word facing IRS investigation” MORE »