I've begun to spend a few minutes every day reading my twitter feed. Here are ten that caught my eye today...
Harold Ramis @harold_ramis
"@FoxNews: 14-year-olds found working in #apple iPhone maker's factory in China - ask them if iPad mini is going to come in green.
Chris Rock @chrisrockoz
Actual Newt Gingrich Quote: "I find it pretty hard to justify rich guys like Mitt Romney who find clever legal ways to loot a company."
Slate @Slate
That "binders full of women" story. Apparently, it wasn't even true: http://slate.me/RF8KIW
Greg Sargent @ThePlumLineGS
The right's unwillingness to face reality of losing debate contrasts sharply with left's acknowledgment of Obama Denver failure
daveweigel @daveweigel
Folks in my hotel breakfast snort when the "he did, in fact, say 'acts of terror'" moment is replayed.
Neil Irwin @Neil_Irwin
WHOAH. Huge gain in housing starts, up 15%, blowing out forecasts.
Life Advice @ozlifeadvice
Arguing politics is like trying to convince someone that their baby isn't cute.
Mark Edwards @markedwards
You get what you pay for. @Cubs reduce ticket prices for 2013 - Chicago Sun-Times http://bit.ly/QSdacD
Slate @Slate
Wow. Lance Armstrong steps down from Livestrong, loses Nike deal: http://slate.me/RFfOVQ
James Janega @JamesJanega
Out of curiousity, are people still wearing their Livestrong bracelets, given Lance Armstrong's past week?