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Copy any of these links into your favorite feed reader and you're on your way to staying connected with everything related to Nighthawks Hockey.
		URL: Nighthawks News
		Stay informed with the latest Nighthawks News updates as reported on NighthawksHockey.com.
		URL: Did You Know?
		List of interesting facts and discussion starters regarding your Nighthawks and this website, updated regularly.
		URL: Site Updates
		This RSS Feeds highlights the new updates made to our site as they happen, so it's an easy way to keep informed about new features and services we offer. Take a look at the Site History page here at our site to get a feel for how fast our site has been growing.
		URL: Metro Central Results
		In addition to the latest standings, you can also get the latest game results on a daily basis as the action happens. Now, you're able to keep tabs on all the action throughout the league no matter which team you cheer for.
		URL: Metro Central Standings
		As another Metro Central season gets underway, we're happy to provide the up-to-the-minute standings, as the results happen, so you can be in the loop with the toughest competition and where your favorite team stands in the league.
		URL: Today's Posts
		What to stay up to date on all the messages and activity in the Nighthawks Hockey Forum? Well, this feed will list all the posts made in the public forums within the last 24 hours.

What is RSS?

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and is a popular method for websites to publish updates for anyone wanting to subscribe to them. Using an RSS Feed Reader, a user can specify an RSS Feed address they wish to subscribe to. The feed reader will look for updates from that website automatically on a schedule and will display them to you, just like a new email message.

The good part about RSS is that, as the name says, it's really simple, and it's completely anonymous. You don't need to provide an email address like newsletter subscriptions, you can start and stop at anytime, and you can use one of any of the free RSS Feed Readers available.

There is a great deal of information about RSS Feeds and RSS Feed Readers out there on the Internet just waiting for you to uncover. The feed reader I use is called, of all things, Feed Reader and can be found at feedreader.com. Google also has their own online feed reader that they offer with use of your Google Account, which you can check out at http://reader.google.com if you're a fan of their rapidly growing technologies and offerings. Short to say, you have a lot of choices out there for find a feed reader you like, and they're all free.

We hope you enjoy this latest service of our site, and if you're new to RSS, we hope you enjoy finding many of the RSS Feeds out there from your favorite sites on the web.

Enjoy.