BuzzBoost's job is to redisplay your feed content anywhere you can copy and paste a short snippet of HTML code — in a Blogger or TypePad page template, on a corporate website, or even in a "signature" block on a message board.

BuzzBoost code is just a short line of JavaScript that displays content items and information from a FeedBurner feed according to settings you provide.

$datepost=format_date($db->entry["date"], "year-month-day" );

function snippet_gad() {
$datepost=format_date($db->entry["date"], "%year%-%month%-%day%" );

$dayspassed = (round((strtotime("now") - strtotime($datepost))/(60*60*24)-1));
if ($dayspassed>=3){

$output .="google_ad_channel =\"channel1\";\n";

if ($dayspassed>=7){
$output .="google_ad_channel =\"channel2\";\n";
}

[output other google information including the java script link ]
}

return $output;
}

If you ever need to "reset" your enclosures, you can log in to your FeedBurner account, click on "Edit" for your feed, and then hit "Resync" next to your source feed url. That will clear out and rediscover all of the enclosures.

This brings into the world of letters loads of techies and scientists, who are comfortable with math. Is this going to affect the way we see the world? I'm open to suggestions.

Right, so you know that Qumana makes an offline-blog editor. You probably also know that a whole new version and approach is coming out June 13th. The question is then, what would you like in an offline editor?

I was able to click on the ad and even input text within the ad itself. The Ad seemed to be asking the reader for suggestions on what should display. Please see the below JPG for details.