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    RSS Feed Reader, for use in a crontab, to monitor, download and copy podcasts to an IPOD or other MP3 Player. To copy the files to an IPOD it requires GNUPod be installed.
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    twitter2rss will obtain all friends of a specified twitter account, and then create an OPML feed list. The feed list will contain all of the obtained friend's twitter RSS feeds, which can then be imported into any standard feed reader.
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    XBEL-Antenna is a RSS reader and a web site watcher.
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    rss2imap is a tool which gets RSS (RDF Site Summary) from web and delivers to the IMAP server as an e-mail message. it enables you to use IMAP supported MUA as a RSS reader, and to unify mail check and site update check with ONE client.
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    Mail2RDF enables you to use your favourite RDF news feed (http://www.w3.org/RDF/) reader to see if new mail have arrived at your mail account. A mail server is periodically checked for unread/unseen mail, and a RDF/RSS feed is produced from this.
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