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This is one for those wanting to spread the message about RSS feeds or put out a newsletter with good reading material. I’ve discussed xFruits over at EdTechRoundup.com. Go and have a look! 
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Discovered xFruits yesterday… from something on my feed list… wish I remembered what… anyway, what an awesome tool… a couple of months ago, some teacher was looking for a way to have students' blogs feeds all converge to one place… wish I could have told him about xFruits… and wish I now remembered who it was… it's the answer… and it's the bomb…
I find dabbleDb.com (online db, now with free accounts for those willing to make their data public) is a neat way of generating RSS feeds. And then, of course, there's Yahoo! Pipes and its ilk for mixing them.