Uses the geonames webservice to add location information to a standard RSS feed, creating GeoRSS. The result can be displayed on a map. Modified from: http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=gGThvN_62xG2JH50ZoQMOQ

This is a simple Pipe that grabs my location from the Navizon service that's uploaded from my Windows Mobile phone and parses the XML to provide the latitude and longitude so that I can display it on my blog. You can see it in action at http://theregoesdave.com.

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Query by example - Brain storm, Dictionary, Glossary, Ideas, Keywords, Knowledge Base, Repository, Reference, Tags, ThesaurusSupports query by example to form the context of the item expander. Example uses are but not limited too: Dictionary, Knowledge Base, Repository, Reference, Suggestion tool,…

Search for a keyword in ebay (ebay return results with the keyword in the title). then refine the results with a price criteria (filter results) and extract the location of remaining items by getting item details from ebay and translate location name to a longitude and latitude and finally show the…

Retrieves the location of a twitterer from his profile. You have to enter your password here, because Twitter only accepts HTTP Basic Auth. Be aware that the password is send to twitter over the internets, so it could be spyed on!

Looking Near Restaurant using Yahoo and Find Their Images in Flickr

This 'pipe' searches Google (news, blogs, video), Yahoo news, Twitter, Bloglines, Truveo, Wordpress, Twingly, Digg, MSN news, Technorati, Blinkx, SocialMention and Google China news (translated). It delivers a geographic map of coverage, images and a list of articles (each article is…

Converts emails that I send from my cell to a private Y! Group into a feed containing a link to Google Maps. I use Y! Groups because it automatically creates a RSS feed of the email messages I send to the group address. My email subject line becomes a Twitter message with a TinyURL link to a map…