You can find a feed containing the newly published content from Olive Almond at http://www.olivealmond.com/index.xml

Just add the Olive Almond feed to the list of feeds in your feed reader and you'll have access to the same content that's on the website, but in a more convenient form. You won't miss any updates to the site.

To read the feed, you need an app called a 'feed reader' (also known as a 'news reader' or an 'RSS reader').

A feed reader is like a super-efficient web browser. It remembers the sites that you like, lets you know when they've been updated, and remembers which items you haven't got around to reading yet. High quality feed reader apps can download the new and updated information automatically and let you read the articles even when you don't have an internet connection. These are known as 'offline feed readers'.

I highly recommend using an offline feed reader to read Olive Almond and any other web site that interests you. Once you're used to the convenience of an offline feed reader, it's hard to read a web site any other way.

If you need to see what feeds are available on other sites, or you need keywords to help you find feed reader apps and services, look for the words 'feed', 'news feed', 'web feed', 'info feed', 'RSS', or 'Atom'. (RSS and Atom are the main data formats for feeds). Or look for the feed symbol: a dot with two concentric quarter circles that typically appears in white on an orange or red background.