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  1. @Fritinancy Ignite talks are a techie version of Pechu Kucha. Started with Ignite Seattle. I've done two myself. http://ignite.oreilly.com/
  2. @emjorg I blocked you because I got a spam DM from you, but then I saw your profile and now I don't think you sent that intentionally.
  3. @EnviraMedia Thanks, stop by any time!
  4. @calbucci There are lots of great two-word compounds left as .com domains! Try more unexpected combinations.
  5. Oh my god this is addictive: http://inudge.net/inudge#/imkc
  6. William Safire died. We'll miss you, old-school language maven. http://bit.ly/13C1Xu
  7. RT @Fritinancy Happy 300th birthday to Samuel Johnson, the original harmless drudge: http://bit.ly/tFbwL
  8. Thanks @lukecanvin, glad you found the "10 name types" post helpful.
  9. @schoeny Some people working at Victrola are consultants and writers! I don't know if they're the trendsters, though.
  10. RT @AndruEdwards: AMBER ALERT! 3 yr old girl taken by a man driving a new silver truck plate 72b381 from Stockton, CA keep it going
  11. @davidbdale I'm delighted to learn about your Very Short Novels.
  12. @davidbdale Around 70,000 words, actually. It's ABOUT microstyle, but I could go on about that all day.
  13. Just saw the world's biggest book at the University of Washington's Suzzallo library. You're not allowed to check it out.
  14. A half-clever slogan: "Don't get cute. Get Recaro." (for safe children's car seats). The tone of "Don't get cute" is off.
  15. @romansf Isn't it just like claymation with legos? Move some legos, take a picture, move some legos, take a picture...
  16. Forbes article: "Companies Seek A Fresh Start With New Names" http://bit.ly/XC8oc
  17. Which style guide? #badlinguistics RT @thats2Ls Style guide: "Use first person as much as possible (my, your, we, our)." ...
  18. The great thing about language is that it doesn't require any special equipment.
  19. @MarianDougan Like father, like son.
  20. @scarequotes That, of course, is the exception that proves the rule.