Okay, I promised before that I wouldn’t do one of those trite “end of the year” lists as a blog post, but I changed my mind when I was on Twitter yesterday. I was reminded that a lot of Twitter “newbs” come on line every day looking for good people to follow. So, in no particular order, these are some of my favorite Tweeters.

Season’s Greetings & Best Wishes for the New Year

It’s great living in a city that respects and encourages entrepreneurs. Most of all, it’s exciting that with Google fiber technology, the rest of the world will know about it very soon. The possibilities are endless.

In the animal world, that would be like a cheetah racing a turtle in a dead-on sprint. In other words: scary fast.

We do a somewhat irregularly-published e-newsletter (aka eblast)–but when we do it’s usually pretty cool. Info, tips and fun stuff galore.

A west Georgia business owner has been deluged with calls and emails after posting signs on his company’s trucks that say he’s not hiring anyone until President Barack Obama leaves office.

If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you probably know that in my spare time I like to write. I write short stories and mystery/thriller novels. In fact, my second thriller (Pilate’s Key) is coming out next month (visit my Facebook page for updates). It’s the second in what will be a trilogy of adventures featuring the hapless John Pilate and his imaginary pal Simon.

In this video from Ragan Communications, Johna Burke, senior vice president at BurellesLuce, calls the practice of “off the record” “a mythical creature.” Everything is public record, she warns. Hear more of what she has to say.

Modern Warfare 3 is the hottest game of the year, and on Saturday, Nov. 19, customers can test their skills in a free-to-join, head-to-head gaming contest at their local Blockbuster store. While each area Blockbuster will hold a tournament, a flagship event will be held at 1528 E. 23rd Ave in Independence and will include prizes, authentic military vehicles from the Hell on Wheels Military Preservation Association and much more!

Check out this story featuring Brainzooming’s Mike Brown, discussing the future of Google Fiber technology in Kansas City: