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           <item>         <title>Grazr Twitter Reader application</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/grazr-corp-tool-twitterreaderapp.html</link>         <description> The Grazr Twitter Reader is the first tool that makes it easy to browse a social graph starting with any individual Twitter user. You really can see how many degrees of separation there are between any two people. While browsing through a network of frends, you can see all the messages they see from their perspective. &lt;br/&gt; &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; &lt;center&gt;&lt;div style=&quot;height:400px;width:400px;&quot;&gt;&lt;a href=&quot;http://grazr.com/gzpanel.html?theme=twitter_reader&amp;view=o&amp;file=http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/reader/scobleizer&quot; target=&quot;gz&quot;&gt;&lt;img src=&quot;http://grazr.com/images/grazrbadge.png&quot; border=&quot;0&quot;&gt;&lt;/a&gt;&lt;script defer=&quot;defer&quot; type=&quot;text/javascript&quot; src=&quot;http://grazr.com/gzloader.js?theme=twitter_reader&amp;amp;view=o&amp;amp;file=http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/reader/scobleizer&quot;&gt;&lt;/script&gt;&lt;/div&gt;&lt;/center&gt; &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; &lt;strong&gt;Features:&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;br /&gt; &lt;i&gt;Drill down as many levels as you want&lt;/i&gt;. Why stop at just six degrees of separation? You can jump from friend to friend to your heart's content.&lt;br /&gt; &lt;i&gt;Find new people to follow&lt;/i&gt;. As you navigate through various networks of Twittter friends you can easily visit their Twitter page and add them to your own list of people to follow. It's a great way to build up your own Twitter network. &lt;br /&gt; &lt;i&gt;Search for any Twitter user&lt;/i&gt;. The Grazr Twitter Reader has a built-in search function that lets you browse the social graph of any user. Just enter a Twitter username and an entire network appears.&lt;br /&gt; &lt;i&gt;Listen to Twittergrams from within the Reader&lt;/i&gt;. If a user has an account on Twittergram.com, their  audio posts will automatically be added as an extra feed. The Grazr Twitter Reader includes a built-in MP3 player, so you can listen right away without having to load another tool or Web page. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; &lt;strong&gt;Limitations:&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;br /&gt; The Grazr Twitter Reader gets its information from the Twitter API, which only provides information on up to 100 people being followed by any single user. Users who have protected accounts and users who have never posted a tweet will not appear within the Grazr Twitter Reader. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; &lt;strong&gt;Installation:&lt;/strong&gt; The Twitter Reader can be used anywhere a normal Grazr widget will work. You can even use it on the iPhone or in Facebook. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; For Web pages, Ajax desktops, and the iPhone  &lt;a href='http://grazr.com/config.html?addbar=on&amp;amp;theme=twitter_reader&amp;amp;view=o&amp;amp;file=http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/reader/grazr'&gt;click here&lt;/a&gt; to open this application in the Create a Widget page. You will need to change the user name at the end of  URL to the Twitter user you want to display.  For example, to follow the user called 'grazr', the URL should be:&lt;br /&gt; http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/reader/grazr &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; To install this on Facebook &lt;a href='http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=3994978530'&gt;click here&lt;/a&gt; to open the Facebook application page. During the installation process you will be asked to enter a Twitter username to display. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; Thanks to &lt;a href='http://tommorris.org/blog/'&gt;Tom Morris&lt;/a&gt; for inspiring this app and sharing his expertise acquired while developing his  &lt;a href='http://grazr.com/tools/twitter-add-on-twitter-friends.html'&gt;Twitter Friends&lt;/a&gt; script.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/grazr-corp-tool-twitterreaderapp.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Wed, 08 Aug 2007 10:15:48 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/grazr-corp-tool-twitterreaderapp.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>Grazr Twitter Reader API</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/grazr-corp-tool-twitterreaderapi.html</link>         <description> The Grazr Twitter Reader is built on an open API, which means that you can call the individual components used by the reader directly. Each of the API calls accepts a Twitter username and returns either an RSS feed or OPML as indicated: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;ul&gt; &lt;li&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Top level OPML&lt;/strong&gt;. http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/reader/[username] &lt;br /&gt; Returns an OPML file with profile information for the user, and nodes for their timelines, friends network, and a search form for other networks of friends. Any user that has an account on Twittergram.com will also be given a feed node listing their Twittergrams. ( &lt;a href='http://grazr.com/gzpanel.html?view=o&amp;amp;file=http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/reader/grazr'&gt;sample&lt;/a&gt; )&lt;/li&gt; &lt;li&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Top level OPML without search&lt;/strong&gt;. http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter//friends_nosearch/[username] &lt;br /&gt; Returns an OPML file for the user with all information, but without the search form. ( &lt;a href='http://grazr.com/gzpanel.html?addbar=on&amp;amp;view=o&amp;file=http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/friends_nosearch/grazr'&gt;sample&lt;/a&gt; )&lt;/li&gt; &lt;li&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Friends OPML&lt;/strong&gt;. http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/lriends_list/[username] &lt;br /&gt; Returns an OPML file with one folder for each person the user is following. The Twitter API restricts this to a maximum of 100 people.   ( &lt;a href='http://grazr.com/gzpanel.html?addbar=on&amp;amp;view=o&amp;file=http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/friends_list/grazr'&gt;sample&lt;/a&gt; )&lt;/li&gt; &lt;li&gt;&lt;strong&gt;User timeline&lt;/strong&gt;. http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/user_timeline/[username] &lt;br /&gt; Returns an RSS file with the most recent posts by that user.  Note: The Twitter API sometimes limits this to just the most recent post when traffic on the site is heavy. ( &lt;a href='http://grazr.com/gzpanel.html?addbar=on&amp;amp;view=o&amp;file=http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/user_timeline/grazr'&gt;sample&lt;/a&gt; )&lt;/li&gt; &lt;li&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Friends timeline&lt;/strong&gt;. http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/friends_timeline/[username] &lt;br /&gt; Returns an RSS file with the most recent posts by that user and the people being followed.  ( &lt;a href='http://grazr.com/gzpanel.html?addbar=on&amp;amp;view=o&amp;file=http://app.grazr.com/api/twitter/friends_timeline/grazr'&gt;sample&lt;/a&gt; )&lt;/li&gt; &lt;/ul&gt; &lt;br /&gt;This API was inspired by Tom Morris' &lt;a href='http://grazr.com/tools/twitter-add-on-twitter-friends.html'&gt;Twitter Friends&lt;/a&gt; script.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/grazr-corp-tool-twitterreaderapi.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Wed, 08 Aug 2007 08:12:58 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/grazr-corp-tool-twitterreaderapi.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>SimplePie</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-simplepie.html</link>         <description> A very fast and easy-to-use class, written in PHP, that puts the 'simple' back into 'really simple syndication'. Flexible enough to suit beginners and veterans alike, SimplePie is focused on speed, ease of use, compatibility and standards compliance. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-simplepie.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:20:38 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-simplepie.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>MagpieRSS</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-magpierss.html</link>         <description> Magpie is absolutely non-validating, as long as the RSS feed is well formed, Magpie will cheerfully parse new, and never before seen tags in your RSS feeds. This makes it very simple support the varied versions of RSS simply, but forces the consumer of a RSS feed to be cognizant of how it is structured. Magpie parses a RSS feed into a simple object, with 4 fields: channel, items, image, and textinput. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-magpierss.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:20:38 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-magpierss.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>Rome</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-romelibrary.html</link>         <description> Set of open source Java tools for parsing, generating and publishing RSS and Atom feeds. The core ROME library depends only on the JDOM XML parser and supports parsing, generating and converting all of the popular RSS and Atom formats including RSS 0.90, RSS 0.91 Netscape, RSS 0.91 Userland, RSS 0.92, RSS 0.93, RSS 0.94, RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, Atom 0.3, and Atom 1.0. You can parse to an RSS object model, an Atom object model or an abstract SyndFeed model that can model either family of formats.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-romelibrary.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:20:38 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-romelibrary.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>Jakarta FeedParser</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-jakartaparser.html</link>         <description> Java RSS/Atom parser designed to elegantly support all versions of RSS  and Atom.  FeedParser differs from most other RSS/Atom parsers in that it is not DOM based but event based (similar to SAX). &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-jakartaparser.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:20:38 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-jakartaparser.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>Universal Feed Library</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-universalfeed.html</link>         <description> Python module for downloading and parsing syndicated feeds. It can handle RSS 0.90, Netscape RSS 0.91, Userland RSS 0.91, RSS 0.92, RSS 0.93, RSS 0.94, RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, Atom 0.3, Atom 1.0, and CDF feeds. It also parses several popular extension modules, including Dublin Core and Apple's iTunes extensions.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-universalfeed.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:20:38 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/programming-library-universalfeed.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>atiki</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-atiki.html</link>         <description> This service combines feed filtering and merging with feed search based on tags. You can enter up to 25 feed URLs to create a single merged feed. Bookmarklets are also available for adding new feeds as you browse Web pages. The sample widget displays the NY Times Washington feed filtered for the keyword &quot;congress&quot;.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-atiki.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Fri, 03 Aug 2007 21:44:36 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-atiki.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>AideRSS</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-aiderss.html</link>         <description> This service takes a different approach to filtering feeds. Instead of a simple keyword search, AideRSS uses its own PostRank algorithm to select the &quot;best&quot; items from a feed. This selection process is based on the popularity of each item in a variety of social sites and search engines. The sample widget displays the best items from the NY Times Washington feed.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-aiderss.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Fri, 03 Aug 2007 21:44:36 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-aiderss.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>ReFilter</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-refilter.html</link>         <description> A deceptively powerful filtering service. While the interface appears to just accept a feed URL and a set of keywords, the site accepts a powerful query language for filters. You can include or exclude keywords, specify the part of the feed to search, and even select the position where the keyword should be found. The complete source code for the PHP script is available for free download. The sample widget displays the result of searching the NY Times Washington feed for the word &quot;congress&quot;.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-refilter.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Fri, 03 Aug 2007 21:44:36 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-refilter.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>Feed Rinse</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-feedrinse.html</link>         <description> An extremely flexible feed filtering and merge service. You can add multiple feed URLs directly or through an imported OPML file. Each feed can be filtered to include or exclude items based on multiple keywords. You can even specify which portion of the feed to search in. Filtered feeds can be merged into single &quot;channel&quot; feeds. Output is in the form of an OPML file, which can be downloaded to your computer or accessed dynamically through a URL.  The sample widget shows the result of filtering the NY Times Washington feed for the word &quot;congress&quot;.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-feedrinse.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Fri, 03 Aug 2007 21:44:36 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-feedrinse.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>Feed Sifter</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-feedsifter.html</link>         <description> This is a simple filtering service that operates on a single feed. You enter a feed URL and a set of keywords to search for. A new URL is provided for accessing the filtered feed. The sample widget below shows the output from searching the NY Times Washington feed for the word &quot;congress&quot;.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-feedsifter.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Fri, 03 Aug 2007 21:44:36 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-filter-feedsifter.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>Yahoo! Pipes</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-yahoopipes.html</link>         <description> Pipes is the big kahuna of feed transforming services. It lets you combine feeds and API data from popular Web services using a powerful point and click interface. You can sort, filter, and remove duplicates in a variety of ways. Merge is only a small part of the Pipes functionality.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-yahoopipes.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Thu, 02 Aug 2007 20:43:06 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-yahoopipes.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>RSS Mix</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-rssmix.html</link>         <description> Simple merge service for feeds. You enter a list of feed URLs, and click Create to generate a merged feed. No sorting or filtering options are provided.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-rssmix.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Thu, 02 Aug 2007 20:43:06 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-rssmix.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>MySyndicaat</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-mysyndicaat.html</link>         <description> This is an extremely feature rich filter and merge service. You can sort, filter, and mix and match groups of feeds. Filtering may be done by keyword or tag. Import and export through OPML is also available.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-mysyndicaat.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Thu, 02 Aug 2007 20:43:06 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-mysyndicaat.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>FeedJumbler</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-feedjumbler.html</link>         <description> All you have to do is enter a series of feed URLs and click Go. You'll be given a URL for a combined feed. This service does not offer sorting or filtering options.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-feedjumbler.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Thu, 02 Aug 2007 20:43:06 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-feedjumbler.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>FeedBlendr</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-feedblendr.html</link>         <description> This is a relatively simple merge service that combines any number of feeds into a single merged result. There is no ability to sort or filter. Input may be done by directly entering feed URLs or an OPML file.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-feedblendr.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Thu, 02 Aug 2007 20:43:06 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/feed-merge-feedblendr.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>delicious2OPML</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/opml-generator-delicious2opml.html</link>         <description> Creates an OPML file for any combination of Delicious user and tag. Each bookmark becomes a link node in the OPML file. All you have to do is enter the username and tag, and click &quot;generate OPML&quot;. The resulting OPML file is displayed in a text area, allowing you to copy it, and paste it into an editor on your computer. You can then save this file, and upload it to Grazr.com or any Web server. The sample below is the result of searching Del.icio.us for popular bookmarks for the tag OPML.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/opml-generator-delicious2opml.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Wed, 01 Aug 2007 14:29:36 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/opml-generator-delicious2opml.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>Feedshow OPMLBuilder</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/opml-generator-feedshow-opmlbuilder.html</link>         <description> Extracts URLs for feeds from any Web page, and displays the results as an OPML file with one feed node for each URL found. You can save this as a text file on your computer, and upload it to Grazr.com or any Web server. It can then be used with a feed reader or displayed in your favorite OPML widget. You can also type in or paste any feed URL into a text area, and then create an OPML for these URLs. The sample widget below shows the results of entering the URL for the NY Times RSS feeds page.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/opml-generator-feedshow-opmlbuilder.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Wed, 01 Aug 2007 14:02:26 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/opml-generator-feedshow-opmlbuilder.html</guid>      </item>      <item>         <title>MonitorThis</title>         <link>http://grazr.com/tools/opml-generator-monitorthis.html</link>         <description> Automatically creates an OPML file for searching a wide range of search engines and social sites. All you have to do is enter a search term, and MonitorThis displays the matching OPML in a text area with feed nodes for each search engine. You can copy the text, paste it into an editor on your computer, and save it. Then upload it to Grazr.com or any Web server for use with a feed reader or your favorite OPML widget.<p><a href="http://grazr.com/tools/opml-generator-monitorthis.html">Learn more</a></p></description>         <pubDate>Wed, 01 Aug 2007 13:39:02 EST</pubDate>         <guid>http://grazr.com/tools/opml-generator-monitorthis.html</guid>      </item>
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