The "Your Home" column last Sunday misstated the name of a Manhattan real estate brokerage company.
It's done by opening up Tweetdeck and making a "Home" column for the person you suspect has muted you.
Why could she not cry about a sick calico cat, she wondered in a "Close to Home" column in 1990.
If you want to see whether other people have muted you, then you'll have to go into Tweetdeck and create a new Home column for each person.
The trick seems to work because the Home column is created to let you see Twitter as a specific person does.
David Brooks ("Heroes Abroad, Unknown at Home," column, Nov. 27) wonders why there aren't more stories about war heroes who distinguish themselves in the Iraqi conflict.
The Your Home column on June 27, about a court ruling requiring sponsors to sell co-op apartments, misstated the location of the St . Johns University School of Law.
The Your Home column last Sunday, about mechanic's liens -- claims against property filed by contractors -- misstated the penalty in New York for exaggerating the amount of money owed.
YOUR HOME Correction: October 31, 2004, Sunday The Your Home column last Sunday, about the installation of carbon monoxide detectors, misstated the positioning requirement in New York City for combination units, which sense both smoke and carbon monoxide.
Nancy Keenan President, Naral Pro-Choice America Washington, Nov. 7, 2010 To the Editor: In "Barack Obama, Phone Home" (column, Nov. 7), Frank Rich writes, "Truman roared back in part by daring the Republican Congress to enact its reactionary plans".
