atwitter

• Back when the dawning millennium first had experts atwitter, the Business Roundtable of my home state, Vermont, circulated a depicting what heightened "worldwide competition" would demand of 21st-century graduates. —  Education Week American Education News Site of Record
• While this new phone has gadget hounds all atwitter, it remains to be seen if Palm can both remain in business and convince general consumers to defy the Cult of Mac. —  TheDartmouth.com | America's Oldest College Newspaper. Founded 1799.
• When we'll probably fall asleep: As if Wes Anderson wasn't enough to get all the geeks atwitter, the under-the-sea creature work is done by stop-motion genius Henry Selick. —  Home | The New York Observer
• Everyone's all atwitter over Dan Aykroyd's local appearance to tout his new line of wines, but we're absolutely flabbergasted everyone has slept on the REAL story ... —  Chicagoist
• The right hemisphkre is all atwitter (that's their future, right) about how offended they were by adults talking. —  Progressive Bloggers

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