Read MicroFeed List Items from Office 365/SP online site

Hi all:
We have got a publishing site with Site Feed feature enabled. We are using Site Feed web part and everything gets stored in MicroFeed list.
There is a requirement to read all the items in MicroFeed list using .Net CSOM and also identify the associated attachments. When I try to read items from the list, I can get only get the top level item with a funny guid. The guid relates to the guid of
the web part where users are posting their stuffs. That top level item stores all other posts as its children, which I really need to access. How can I do that ?
Thanks and regards,
D_M

OK so I found out that you can read MicroFeed items using SocialFeed class. Here is the link :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj163237.aspx

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