What is RSS?
RSS, an acronym for Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary, is an XML based protocol that allows for the automatic distribution of Internet content from news related sites via RSS aggregators or readers. RSS allows you to receive free updates by subscribing (or clicking on buttons labeled 'RSS' or 'XML') to information from sites that publish content (e.g. news outlets or bloggers). Publishers of information may make information available to users in this format to save time required to visit multiple web sites individually.
For Additional Information
Technology at Harvard Law RSS 2.0 specifications:
http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss
Wikipedia's RSS definition and background information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS_%28protocol%29
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Available Feeds
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There are currently two RSS feeds available from this web site, both of which are updated every hour on the hour with the most recent content available.
Announcements 
Ride List
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Note from the Webmaster
I've added these RSS feeds at the request of two or three users. It's quite possible that the majority of users will never have a need or a desire to learn about or use RSS feeds. For the rest of you, though, please consider this a growing process for the webmaster. If you see any problems or have recommendations for improvement, please email the webmaster. Thanks!
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