Favorite Feeds

Working on a new Symbaloo for RSS Feeds. I have just added the one now, but plan to add more of my favorite RSS Feeds.

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  1. JackJuly 10, 2015 at 8:52 AM

    I must say that you did great work on RSS Feeds. Thank Carol! I also saw video shared by you. Indeed, incredible job!
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