THE HEADLINES: Two RSS feeds were used on Yahoo! Pipes:  World News and Top Stories.  The RSS feed typically returned many of the most recent stories from that came through the same search on Time’s website, whether there was minimal news on the topic for which the search was conducted (i.e. “Sudan”) or more extensive coverage on the search term (i.e. “Iraq”).  But the challenge with the Time searches was the odd and uneven manner in which the website dated its articles.  Those from the magazine were “future-dated,” while stories from the AP for example carried the date they were written.  Therefore a story from “today” could be posted in the search list several pages after the stories written several days previous but which were in the current issue on the stands, which could carry a date as far forward as eight days.  Sometimes those future-dated stories came through the RSS feeds, sometimes they did not.