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Today's featured Twitter user is, well, us! Okay, it's not really us. Instead, it's all of the people who have included us in their Twitter lists. Right now, we're listed over 70 times, and we wanted use this space today to say thanks for all the listings. We're hoping to get around to making a few of our own sometime soon, so don't be surprised if you notice that we're returning the list-love.
And now, back to our regularly scheduled programming!
- @taxgirl noted that West Philadelphia high school students recently beat out MIT—yes, that MIT—in a competition to build a car that gets 100 miles per gallon. (original tweet)
- @mfeagans mentioned the story we included in Yo, Philly this morning about a harassment lawsuit being brought by African American firefighters against their union. (original tweet)
- @PDPHFlu offers a link to local H1N1 vaccine clinic hours. (original tweet)
- @pattersonc is gearing up for BarCampPhilly this Saturday. (original tweet)
We're on Twitter, too—just follow @Phillyist. Because we choose featured users from amongst our followers, following us is a good way to make sure that you or your organization is in the running. And if you're on Twitter and we haven't found you yet, leave a link to your profile in the comments!
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Joe:
I work at the Phila Dept of Public Health and am running the public outreach component of our H1N1 influenza campaign. Thanks for the shout-out to our Twitter account (Follow Thursday-early-evening?).
If your readers are interested, they can learn more about H1N1 influenza and the vaccine by (obviously) following our Twitter account, friending us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/PDPHflu), or checking out our website (www.phila.gov/health/h1n1.html).
Thanks again, and keep up the great work,
Jim Garrow
Health Communications Specialist
PDPH