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  1. You couldn't pay me to ski at a resort called "Killington." http://bit.ly/1wvAuS
  2. A retail analyst named Tiffany Co? I bet she's a gem. From @nancycc: http://bit.ly/1ajhOh
  3. Unusual for cosmetics company. Via @apocalypsticked: everything at Origins.com 25% off + free shipping. http://bit.ly/3gjErO
  4. Modesto Junior College hosts the Graffiti Bowl. What are community-college bowl games called in your area?
  5. RT @Charlie_Haas: I'm doing National Novel Writing Several Years And That's If I'm Lucky.
  6. NYT piece on modern rudeness features the brave @AmyAlkon, author of "I See Rude People." http://bit.ly/Ndkfv
  7. Yep, you're hearing more vulgarities on prime-time TV (NYTimes): http://bit.ly/3S5P9K
  8. RT @FairylandCA: Just opened: Hans Christian Andersen's "Snow Queen" at our Storybook Puppet Theater--w/flying reindeer! http://bit.ly/Zfaj
  9. Glad to see GAP bringing back the dancers in TV ads. Fun to watch. But the clothes? Grungy and boring.
  10. Delighted to welcome linguist @LiteralMinded to Twitter. Do read his blog, http://literalminded.wordpr...
  11. Opening night tonight at Oakland East Bay Symphony. Toi toi toi, @BAltmanArt! http://www.oebs.org/
  12. Marmite, the salty yeast spread, turns to social media users for product development. http://bit.ly/2gOQHA (via @UTalkMarketing)
  13. That @VanityFairMag Gladwell tweet via @hangingnoodles et al.
  14. "Imagine that I were to ask you to dress up as a baby and lie in a manger." Vanity Fair parody of Malcolm Gladwell. http://bit.ly/2gOQHA
  15. For the a.m. crowd: My latest blog post asks, Does your brand name need to be a verb? http://bit.ly/3oofjy
  16. @LiteralMinded Well, hi there! Didn't know you were on Twitter!
  17. What? No Moby "Dick"? RT @wisekaren: Classic Titles Made Sarcastic with Quotation Marks: http://bit.ly/2YM7Gb
  18. Thank you, @EditorMark, for that gracious verbing.
  19. When you're required to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, try this: "One nation, under Canada..."
  20. Hear, hear! RT @EditorMark: Agreed. RT @testycopyeditor: "No-brainer." http://tinyurl.com/yflzsp8