InDesign CC 2014 crash when saving

I have a random issue where InDesign CC 2014.2 crashes randomly, but I can trigger it regularly when trying to Save to network. I've researched the error report Apple gives me, but there are no forums or solves that have worked. I've tried reinstalling CC, uninstalling only InDesign CC 2014, trashing my preferences, I even blanked the machine and loaded all my stuff back onto it and it still crashes. I've attached the link to the pastebin with the raw dump file. Please help, Adobe!
http://pastebin.com/YytcsSj1

Are you saving across a network? It looks like it might be losing the connection.

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I could publish one of my 10.1 crash logs if I could be advised which pieces are most important, or how to post the unabridged without spamming the forum.
That's the constructive bit. Here's my rant...
After speaking to Adobe on the phone, they tell me this isn't resolved yet because it affects only a small subset of people. I called some peers at other agencies across my region and learned they all use Indesign with Fiery servers. We are not an isolated few! (those fortunate individuals I spoke to are still using CS6 -- and I received some jovial ribbing for having my on-going CC subscription.) I have a lot of printing to do on the Fiery now that these projects are finishing, but i'm held up while down-saving these projects to be used in CC (9.x). Its frustrating, its time-consuming, and its simply unacceptable to CC subscribers as we move in to 2015. I urge Adobe to work with EFI to solve this problem once and for all.

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We've identified the reason for the crash in your file. The problematic object is the RSS feed icon at the top right of the spread.
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