it’s a very funny slogan regarding ROME, a java based GeoRSS library. The GeoRSS Module for rome currently supports points in GeoRSS Simple format, W3CGeo and GeoRSS GML format.

you can get the sources from the links below:

georss-rome-0.9.5.jar    (with source : georss-rome-src-0.9.5.jar)
rome-0.9.jar
jdom-1.0.jar (required by rome)

and some documents:

Javadoc : GeoRSS Rome Javadoc online or GeoRSS Rome Javadoc zip
Rome : rome.dev.java.net
GeoRSS.org : http://www.georss.org/

GeoRSS Consumer

SyndFeedInput input = new SyndFeedInput();

SyndFeed feed = input.build(new XmlReader(new URL(          "http://www.geonames.org/recent-changes.xml")));

List entries = feed.getEntries();    for (SyndEntry entry : entries) {

GeoRSSModule geoRSSModule = GeoRSSUtils.getGeoRSS(entry);

System.out.println(entry.getTitle() + " : lat=" + geoRSSModule.getLatitude() + ",lng="

+ geoRSSModule.getLongitude() + ", desc="   + entry.getDescription().getValue() + ";

time="               + entry.getPublishedDate());

}

GeoRSS Producer

GeoRSSModule geoRSSModule = new W3CGeoModuleImpl();     //GeoRSSModule

geoRSSModule = new SimpleModuleImpl();

geoRSSModule.setLatitude(47.0);

geoRSSModule.setLongitude(9.0);

entry.getModules().add(geoRSSModule);

There is also an Example for a GeoRSS Servlet

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