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  1. @jonathanmendez weighing in with great points on Mediapost blog I commented on today. http://bit.ly/5oQnX5
  2. Commented on http://www.mediapost.com/pu...
  3. holy cow... RT @adamkmiec Something to keep in mind for all you supporting (red) today http://j.mp/7buu3W
  4. It's worth signing up for twitter just to have access to the @HarvardBiz updates.
  5. RT @MediaPost: Small, But Powerful: According to sports fan research firm Scarborough Sports Marketing, Mixed Martial Arts... http://bit ...
  6. 7 AM: Squats/SLDL/neg dips/neg chins. No rest between.
  7. video for all dads (from @underthebar) http://www.youtube.com/watc...
  8. Happy thanksgiving!
  9. @robsaker you too man
  10. RT @om This whole Murdoch, Microsoft, News, Bing drama has a surreal quality only passed by Kill Bill 2. Bill= GOOGLE
  11. RT @tferriss: It's official - I have "domainia": the impulse to buy domain names that end up being retarded 48 hours later.
  12. Ad nets, data, DSP's, dynamic ads, pub optimizers, "verifiers" have clear momentum. How can display be forecasted to be flat/down in 2010?
  13. RT @JamesKiernan: Just learned on 60 minutes that terrorists in Iran believe that New Jersey is paradise #NJrocks
  14. Google buys Teracent http://bit.ly/73nsTU. Worst kept secret deal in history? http://twitter.com/ericfran...
  15. @markailsworth <ahem>. j/k buddy. have a great Thanksgiving.
  16. Quinstreet files IPO http://bit.ly/4WXHSd. Wow. I had no idea that they had that big of a biz ($250mm+). Congrats guys.
  17. Congrats Jimmy Johnson! 4x sprint cup titles in a row. Unbelievable!
  18. @AlanPearlstein lol
  19. Squats, SL deadlifts, barbell presses. Then lie on floor. That's my afternnon.
  20. @Armano it may have been partially guaranteed and not linked to performance. Either way, I commend Armstrong for foregoing it.