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  1. Ouch. RT @Slate Newsweek tops list of brands that will disappear in 2010 http://bit.ly/7ZtIFL about 2 hours ago from web
  2. RT @PhillyInquirer: Comcast confirms the NBC Universal deal - Mobile: http://bit.ly/6YcRFs Other: http://bit.ly/6cN2H8 about 2 hours ago from web
  3. @meghunt Sweet night, that's terrific! I like the palette right now, and those are some great characters. about 13 hours ago from web in reply to meghunt
  4. RT @philaculture: Philly is growing! Perhaps a robust arts, culture, and creative economy scene has something to do w/ that?: http://bi ... about 20 hours ago from web
  5. Well, man, oh, man, did you think it could get better? Now there's free shipping, even (see code) : http://www.zazzle.com/mattsonstudio about 20 hours ago from web
  6. Ugh. Don't think I won Strega Nona book. Sigh. about 20 hours ago from web
  7. @penguinusa Tomie dePaola! about 20 hours ago from web in reply to penguinusa
  8. OK, cool, time to start some new game writin'. about 22 hours ago from web
  9. RT @popcandy: Don't forget Kitchen Nightmares returns tonight on BBC America. Beneath that gruff exterior, Gordon Ramsay is a total Muppet. about 22 hours ago from web
  10. Should I wear a Santa hat as I deliver sold paintings around town? Alright, no, I guess that's way dumb. about 22 hours ago from web
  11. RT @TheNextWebEU: Congratulations Mozilla. Firefox Overtakes Internet Explorer in Germany http://tnw.to/6Cvx by @Zee 7:32 AM Dec 2nd from web
  12. Enjoying reading comments in official Yum! Show Guestbook, from the recent show. Example: "Adjust your meds"-Anonymous. 8:27 PM Dec 1st from web
  13. @hesedbooks At any rate, I've been having fun reading everyone's "overrated's". Thanks for the original question! 8:11 PM Dec 1st from web in reply to hesedbooks
  14. @canarymegan Absolutely true: A 60-year run is amazing. 8:09 PM Dec 1st from web in reply to canarymegan
  15. @canarymegan Very true! Not to dwell on Hurd,but lots of The Runaway Bunny kind of scares me too(probably due to ancient printing processes) 3:08 PM Dec 1st from web in reply to canarymegan
  16. (Hiding under rock) 11:38 AM Dec 1st from web
  17. I mean no harm, and I don't deny the creators' contribution to kids literature, I've just never responded to "Goodnight, Moon" very well. 11:37 AM Dec 1st from web
  18. @hesedbooks I knew some flak would come, but it just hasn't aged well to me; it's so jarring and creepy for a bedtime book; needs an update? 11:19 AM Dec 1st from web in reply to hesedbooks
  19. @canarymegan I just find the visuals so awkward and dated, and then there's a random old woman in the room, eek! The whole thing is jarring. 11:16 AM Dec 1st from web in reply to canarymegan
  20. So sorry, Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd, I know it's sacrilege, I do. 10:41 AM Dec 1st from web