What is an XML RSS Feed? What is an RSS Aggregator? Why Use an RSS Feed?
It sounds complicated, but essentially, RSS is just another way to deliver news or current information to your desktop. In order to get the information from a source, you need two things:
1. An RSS Reader or Aggregator.
2. The address of the feed you want to subscribe to.
Put these two together, and you'll have the feed delivered to you.
So let's walk through setting up and receiving the animal rights information news RSS feed from GEARI.
1. Get a RSS feed reader. Many exist, and it's a matter of preference of use. I cannot recommend any particular one. Just try one, and if you like it, keep it. If not, switch it. Here is a list of readers:
Feedster
NewsGator
Bloglines
My Yahoo
2. Once you have picked a reader and are some what familiar with the interface, add the GEARI feed address (http://geari.blogspot.com/atom.xml) to the reader. You will find a place to add a feed address in your reader. This should say something like "Add Feed." Just cut and past the feed RSS address into the "Add Feed" section.
That's it! As long as every thing is working properly, every time you open the reader, you will see the GEARI animal rights RSS information news feed in your reader. If any thing is new from us, you will see the headlines from the postings with a link to the item which will be on our site.
See, easy. It's as simple as that. Dive in and do it. It truly is one of the fastest and most efficient ways to stay up to date on current animal rights news and information.
Any additional questions? Feel free to contact us via
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Additional Research Tools for Animal Rights Related Information: Supplement Your Research With Additional Facts
Animal Rights Directories
Power Reference
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Try putting in terms such as "Vivisection", "Animal Testing", "Animal Rights", "Vegan", etc. as well as the names of people associated with animal rights issues - "Alex Pacheco", "Ingrid Newkirk", "Tom Regan", "Peter Singer", etc. A great resource to use when conducting research.
Wikipedia
The Web's Open Source Encyclopedia.
http://www.wikipedia.org/
Try putting in terms such as "Vivisection", "Animal Testing", "Animal Rights", "Vegan", etc. as well as the names of people associated with animal rights issues - "Alex Pacheco", "Ingrid Newkirk", "Tom Regan", "Peter Singer", etc. A great resource to use when conducting research.
National Anti-Vivisection Society(NAVS) Animal Testing Company and Product Look Up Tool
Simply put in the name of a company or the name of a product and very quickly you will see if that company or product is associated with animal testing. A quick and easy-to-use resource.
(Important Note About Using this Tool: Please Read)

The Elephant Sanctuary
"The Elephant Sanctuary in Hohenwald, Tennessee, is the nation's largest natural-habitat refuge developed specifically to meet the needs of endangered elephants. It is a non-profit organization, licensed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, designed specifically for old, sick or needy elephants who have been retired from zoos and circuses."
Many of you may know who Tom Regan is. For those who don't, this is a must stop in your education. A professor of Philosophy, he is the man who established the philosophical case for animal rights via his book - The Case for Animal Rights.
Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty
Help put an end to the brutal activities of Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) - the world's most controversial animal testing (vivisection) laboratory.
Protect Seals: Do Something
Yep, they still kill baby seals with bats, guns, and sticks with hooks in the end. Learn how you can help stop the slaughter of seals for their coats. Also knows as seal clubbing.
Comprehensive list of Canadian government departments and officials to contact regarding your boycott due to seal slaughter. Please read and do now.
Sea Shepard Conservation Society - Working hard on ending the Canadian seal slaughter
Animal Testing I Alternatives to Animal Testing I Cruelty Free Shopping and Buying I Cruelty Free Eating and Shopping I Charities and Animal Testing I List of Charities that Test on Animals I List of Charities that Don't Test on Animals I List of Companies that Test on Animals I List of Companies that Do Not Test on Animals I Animal Rights Websites I Animal Rights Books I Animal Rights Organizations I Health Issues and Animal Rights I Photos and Videos I Companion Animals (Pets) and Animal Rights I Animal Sanctuaries I Famous People / Quotes I Art and Culture and Animal Rights I RSS Feed I GEARI Blog I E Mail List Serve / Newsletter I Boycotts I Letter From the Author I Mission Statement I Contact GEARI I Link to GEARI I Help Keep GEARI Going - Donate to GEARI I Search GEARI.org I Additional Animal Rights Resources - Animal Rights Directories
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