How to Add an RSS Feed on Blogger

Introduction
Blogger.com is a popular blogging site that provides not only the storage space and bandwidth for a blog, but also a number of tools that can make a blog more effective. One important blog capability is the ability to automatically display new entries from other blogs. Also called "Really Simple Syndication" or RSS. You can add this capability easily to a Blogger.com blog.

By Subscribing to the site's feed or RSS, any new contents added on that site will be delivered right to your email or to your favorite news readers.

Click on the READ ME link below, to learn How to add RSS Feed into our Website.

Pre-requisite:
A active blogger account.
To create a blogger account click Blogger

Steps
Step 1:
Log into your Blogger.com account. Click on Dashboard.

Step 2:
Click on the Template.
Click on Add Page Elements.
Select "Feed" Page Element.
This will open up a popup window. Here you need to provide the url for the feed to be retrieved.

Step 3:
To answer step 3.
Click on FeedBurner.
Register for a login.
Login into the FeedBurner account.
Type your Blog URL into the text box "Burn a feed right this instant" and click on next.
You will get a feedburner URL like http://feeds.feedburner.com/username
Copy this URL to Blogger Page Element.

or

Click on MyAccount link on the FeedBurner site.
Click on Publicize tab, Chickletize your web site by clicking on the Friendly Graphic link.
Select the type of picture representation you need.
You will get a Javascript. Copy the Javascript to clip board.

Step 4:
Go to the Blogger.com Add Page Elements.
Add a Html/JavaScript Page Element. And Paste the code from clipboard.
Save Changes.

Preview your site.

See the RSS Feed appear on you site.
If any where, you get stuck; feel free to write a comment with your email, i will get back to you.

Reply feature with EMAIL is insecure - EMAIL BUG or INSECURE Requirement

Well have anyone, had ever thought about this paradox.

Email: Emails are suppose to serve the purpose of proof/evidence for a official correspondence.
All we do is, simply reply to a email. And this piece of email becomes a proof of the communication. Well, we do have the feature of read receipts or failure reports, and we all pretty much appreciate that.

But, my question is;
What suppose if we forward an email by editing the contents of the previous/below email?. EMAILS ALLOWS THAT.
What suppose the person, who reads the forwarded email and come to a conclusion of the manipulated is actually right?. EMAILS ALLOWS THAT.

Basically, what i want to say is;
Emails allow us to edit the contents, timestamp, subject of the previous emails and forward/reply this manipulated email to others. This is ridiculous and insecure.
We cant allow others to manipulate our emails.

May be, when we reply/forward a email, it would be nice, if they are made readonly.
I really dont know, is this really possible to this existing email design or or or ...,

So, what do u think about this? Do write your views on this.

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I have a good news, i learned the way to add my Favourite movies to my website.
Also, have given my visitors the pleasure to watch the same online.

Still, long way to go. My next, enhancement will be to provide the facility to download the favorite movies.

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Keep it up.
Long miles to go.

Mouna Ragam (1986)

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Mouna Raagam (Silent Symphony) (1986) is a Tamil language feature film directed by filmmaker Mani Ratnam. The score and soundtrack are composed by Ilayaraja, and the film's cinematography is by P. C. Sriram. Critically acclaimed upon release, it hit cinemas in the mid-1980s and was a stylistic landmark in romance-drama filmmaking in the south Indian motion-picture industry. It is infact an inspiration for some of the films in Bollywood.

For Further Review

Unnale Unnale (2007) - Vinay, Tanisha, Sada

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Suddenly urban, uber-cool romantic flicks seem passé in Tamil movies. Almost every second movie made in Tamil has too much of what the industry call ‘nativity’. Madurai, the land of dust and blood, and those districts in the south of it, are the happening backdrops. Amidst this, it takes Unnale Unnale to reinforce your belief that Kollywood too can make soft-focus, feel-good yuppie romance kind of movie.



Unnale Unnale is one of the most cute and cuddly kind of city love stories. They say devil is in the detail. But delight too is. Cinematographer turned director Jeeva, who showed his class in movies like 12B and Ullam Ketkume, puts up a mature mind in handling a three-cornered love story. His strength seems to be getting the backdrop right and making it tells the story along with the events.

Unnale Unnale is packaged with care and oozes a trendy chic feel all through. Jeeva has worked on the backdrop assiduously and makes the story appealing and realistic. In his endeavor, music director Harris Jayaraj has chipped in heartily and adds a unique luster. The main cast of debutant Vinay, Tanisha and Sada are in splendid form and give value to their roles. Sada in particular is full of restrained gusto and delivers a knockout punch of sorts.




Jeeva seems to have done pointed research into the world of software yuppies and the things that happen in their unique domain. And since the tapestry is real and cute, the movie unspools without any stutter or struggle. Jeeva maintains this cool hip kind of feel all through (Melbourne with its unique old world feel in a modern setting gives the story an effective backbone), and this consistency is vital to the story’s progress. Jeeva also gets the mix of comedy, romance and emotion just about right. So what you have is a complete product that ranks among the top.

Karthik (Vinay) is your typical software pro. Full of zest and playful energy, he is attracted to the opposite sex with inevitability of iron particles moving towards a magnet. There is nothing malicious or lustful behind his flirt. But it is a spontaneous inner process in him. His love life in Chennai had a jolt-filled end as his lover Jhansi (Sada) had walked out on him.

Jhansi, in a sense, is the mirror opposite of Karthik. If he is outgoing, fun-filled extrovert, she is laconic, inward-looking simple girl. The opposites had attracted each other. But as it happens, she is also repelled out for obvious reasons. Karthik takes the split with typical insouciance while Jhansi goes to Australia for higher studies.




Fate puts Karthik also in Melbourne as he is sent there on an official assignment. The playful Karthik runs into a vivacious Deepika (Tanisha) in his flight. She has the same kind of zeal for life as Karthik has. She understands his mind and tries to help Karthik and Jhansi join hands again. But in a quirk of fate, Deepika too is attracted by the vibrancy of Karthik.

It is a Mills and Boonish situation, but with a touch of acceptability. Caught between his old flame, which can be very difficult to handle, and a new one, who is all about lark and fun, Karthik has to decide on which girl to walk the aisle with. The suspense till the end is maintained with felicitous adroitness. This helps you to sit glued to the seat.

Jeeva’s script works mainly because, he doesn’t push the story. Rather it tells itself organically. The naturalness and plausibility make the story worth following.

Vinay, tall, dark and handsome, suits the character of an impish yuppie to perfection. The queer playfulness that seem affixed to his face comes handy in light-hearted moments. He brings to his character a dew-kissed newness. Though slightly one-dimensional and gawky in dialogue delivery, Vinay, if he makes the right choices, has a good future in the industry.

The most inspirational part in the movie is Sada’s performances. Playing a complex, possessive girl, Sada has given the character the much-needed intensity and has tailored her looks to convey the inner seriousness. The flickering of emotions behind the glassed eyes is very effective and convincing. Tanisha, on the other hand, has the same cherubic happiness of her sister Kajol. She is also very energetic.

The three characters understand each other and feed off from others. So what you have a very realistic flow of emotions. Raju Sundaram’s character adds the necessary zaniness to the script.

Harris Jayaraj always reserves the best for Jeeva. Unnale Unnale confirms that. The re-recording is of the highest class and brings alive the emotion of the moment very beautifully. The songs carry with them a veneer of class all through. All the songs are brilliant and get an extra sheen in the way they have been stylishly picturised.

Jeeva, who has done the double role of directing and handling the camera, has not slipped on both the fronts. In fact, one compliments the other. To a movie on love, his work is filled with love and care. How apt!

Unnale Unnale, on the whole, is a cool romantic treat for a hot season.