Leo’s Twitter Updates for 2008-06-06

Watching a lot of MSNBC to see how they shoot it. Learning switching, CGs, camera angles, etc. I never really paid attention before. #
Working on getting Roz Rows 4 and 5 out today so we’ll be completely caught up. @rozsavage is heading into a force 10 gale. We talk tomorrow #
Amazon is down??? “Http/1.1 Service Unavailable” #
When was the last time Amazon was down? The great DDoS attacks of Feb 2000? #
I blame Media Defender. #

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Hey man… What are you using to consolidate all of your tweets into one post?

Nevermind. It's a wordpress plugin.

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