How do i parse the new wow RSS feed? (LINQ to XML)

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Published on 2010-04-27T03:40:50Z Indexed on 2010/04/27 3:43 UTC
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The link i want to parse is here. I'm looking to parse it in "real time" so that as things happen i can send myself messages/tweets and what not. I plan on having each element of the XML from the feed as an item of a class/struct. I'm really looking for LINQ to XML examples, and a good book.

I've seen other LINQ to XML articles out there, but i'm just not grasping how they work. Old SQL minds are hard to break perhaps... /shrug.

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