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In other news, NYT blogger Anahad O'Connor dedicated today's post to some typos in the menu at a White House dinner. "Willamette Valley" was spelled wrong in a wine description, "chickpeas" was written as two words and elsewhere there was one missing hyphen and one missing accent mark.
The point: "One person the White House apparently neglected to hire was a spell checker."
Too bad the wine wasn't from Molehill Winery. Then O'Connor could have bemoaned how no one changed it to Mountain Winery.
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Yeah really, those are so minor. Except for the misspelling of the wine, who really cares? Am I a bad proofreader for saying that?
The whole thing reeks of "slow news day."
And there are no bad proofreaders, only bad proofreadees.
Similarly, I just saw an ad for a new electronic reader, competing with Amazon.com's Kindle. They call it the "Nook" E-reader. Say it fast...
I always wonder whether stuff like that is on purpose. Then I usually decide that, yes, it is.
I bet those will have the most Danielle Steele downloads.
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