This is a generic filter to merge feeds, remove duplicates and ensure unique items in feeds. You can also truncate or limit the maximum number of resulting items per feed. Replace default feeds and max items below with your own feeds.

Enter any rss feed you would like, and this pipe will analyze each feed item's title for keywords. The pipe will then take those keywords and perform a yahoo image search. The very first result of the image search (in the form of a small thumbnail) will be placed within the item's…

Best tech news aggregator ever. Scans more than 50 sources and extracts the very most important news. Based on term extraction.Try it out!

Displays recently played tracks of the Last.FM user and up to eight Flickr images associated to the song title. This pipe is very useful to read from an micro blog like soup.io or tumblr.com. See: playedtracks.soup.io (The artist description isn't parsed anymore, cause of timeout problems.)

Are you bored by RSS feeds that don't include any images? If this is the case, just use this pipe to enrich them with (somewhat) related flickr images.What it does is extract terms from the title, queries flickr to find a matching pic and adds this to the RSS item description.

The Term Extractor is often used as a sub-module within a Loop module. In this example we use Term Extractor to evaluate each item from an input news feed.The item.description field is fed into Term Extractor by setting the "For each" list box in the Loop module. We select the Loop option…

- 2 german predefinied IT RSS Feeds. - plus an userdefinied RSS Feed - filtered by an userinput String - plus an Image from flickr, what else ;)

This pipe extracts key terms from a feed (NY Times) and translates the individual terms into Spanish. The English and Spanish results are output so you can try to learn common terms. You can apply this technique to any languages, but translations are not always accurate...

Enter your RSS/Atom URL and extract keywords from them. The description in the feed is replaced with the keywords. This is used in the Ananya project: http://code.google.com/p/ananya/

A pipe to create text for an ambient information display. For more info about what I am up to go to: http://www.natnlabs.net