I've used this example to retrieve my twitter feeds however it has an error
The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request.
How can this be fixed?
Consider using a library that abstracts all the parsing for you.
Try Twitterizer, a .NET library designed for quick and easy Twitter integration.
There is a large set of documentation on the Twitterizer API, and sample code. Perhaps get a feel for how others are using it by browsing the Twitterizer tag on StackOverflow.
Have you tried manually going to "http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/" + User + ".rss" in your browser, and seeing if you get a 400 error there? I'm guessing a typo in your user name when you call Twitter.Parse(UserName)
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