RSS is a way of finding out about updates to a site without having to visit the site in a web browser. It's similar to email, but it is automatic. The site comes to you instead of you having to go to the site.
Feed readers let you subscribe to feeds, checks automatically to see when they're updated, and then displays the updates for you as they arrive.
On the web: Many people choose My Yahoo!, Google Personalized Homepage, My MSN, or My AOL to read feeds right in their web browser. On the computer: Programs like Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird have some feed capability built in, but there are many programs dedicated to it. NewsGator.com has more information plus free readers, or here's a rather thorough list of readers.
: liked Mosie Lister article by Phil Cross!
: Wish you would reconsider releasing the 2011 NQC Song Of A Lifetime video. Watching all mine again and love them more each time I watch them.
: I feel my songs and feel the presence of the Lord as I write.
: I love your series & your music, Phil. God bless.
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Jim you are cuter than a box of puppies